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Betty Settle led the opponents. This was for a temporary permit. She wondered if the course would be offered more than once. She noted that the approval of the health department was for primitive camping for 15 people, while Ms. Maier was talking about up to 20. “Are the bathroom facilities adequate?” she asked. “My concern is a safety issue and the inconvenience of people on the rightof-way. There is a problem now with maintenance of it, and Ms. Babcock has made it clear she doesn’t feel responsible.” Mrs. Settle said her house is the last one before the Babcock property. She noted that Ms. Babcock has owned the property since 1981. “I don’t think she’s done any maintenance from Route 628 to my driveway, only past my house,” she said. She asked the Planning Commission members what action they would take if people involved in the class violate the terms of the permit and use the right-of-way.

Jonas Jenkins said he owns prop

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