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owners, and that the Fannons get approval from VDOT for the highway entrance. The motion was approved on a three to one vote with Dr. Krebser voting no and Mr. Fannon abstaining. Members Sharon Pierce and Brooke Miller were absent from the meeting.
An application by Jelks H. Cabanift« to subdivide a 68.8-acre parcel in Old Hollow into two lots, one of nine acres and the rest as an about 59-acre tract was somewhat reluctantly recommended for approval.
Mr. Cabaniss said he wanted tQ sell the land and a buyer wanted the minimum amount of land. He said the nine-acre tract was the smallest he could produce that would contain most of the improvements on the property. The residue contains only a bathhouse from a former campground, he said. v
The planners asked him if there were any natural features, such as stone walls or old fence lines that were used to survey the new lot. Mr, Cabaniss said there were not.
Mr. Junk, was told that since the property was in his district, the commission expected him to make the motion on it.
Noting that the residue would have to contain a restriction on the deed that forbids further subdivision without permission of the Board of Supervisors, Mr. Junk made the motion to recommend approval.
The planners also recommended a special use permit for Thomas and Kaye Johnson to convert the original house on their property into a family apartment for their daughter.
They have built another house on the property.
The planners also recommended i approval for Frances and Charles Russell to open a two room bed and breakfast business in their home north of Flint Hill.
Finally the planners recommended approval for Robert Lasater to operate an architectural office in an accessory building on his property near Slate Mills. Mr. Lasater’s wife was present to speak on behalf of the application. She said she and her husband work together in the business and they also have a parttime secretary and a full-time designer.
The building was previously used as a doctor's office she said.
The ordinance allows such offices with three of fewer employees. Mrs. Lasater said they would never have more than three in the office at any one time. She said her husband travels and would frequently be out of J the office.
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