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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappakaanock News Staff Writer
In General District Court on Tuesday, Judge Charles Foley found that Arthur H. Kitchen of Amissville had violated state and county ordinances by having an open dump on his property, bringing in trash from outside Rappahannock County, and depositing the trash in an unauthorized receptacle.
Judge Foley told 29-year-old Mr. Kitchen that people who buy property think they can do what they want, but that over the years certain laws have been developed to protect people. “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” said Judge Foley, and told Mr. Kitchen, “You are doing things that are injuring and damaging your neighbors.”
He gave Mr. Kitchen 30 days, until April 15, to clean it up, and set a sentencing date of May 6. “Let’s get this property cleaned up,” said the judge.
Mr. Kitchen was arrested on three warrants
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