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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
The hoopla about the fountain is finally over. It was installed at the comer of Middle and Main Streets Thursday morning following last Wednesday's Town Council meeting.
After hearing arguments from Town Attorney Frank Reynolds, appellant Robin Purnell’s attorney Doug Baumgardner, and several other speakers, the Town Council voted on the issue of whether Mrs. Purnell was allowed legally to be an “aggrieved party”. They voted that she was not. That decision ended the controversy of the fountain, which cleared the way for its installation.
Mr. Reynolds opened the discussion about the appeal. He told the members of the council that they were faced with the question of whether the appellant was an aggrieved party. If they decided that she was, they would then have to decide whether the fountain was a structure. If they then decided that it was a structure, then it would go back to the ARB.
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