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Planning
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<*** __ ‘2Z. The lots, as they now exist, were conditionally-rezoned and intended as a buffer of Igricultural zoning from the
Sre intensively rezoned propy
to the north. In 1990, when the property was rezoned proffers and covenants were placed on it by private agreement of the landowners. The county, which Kas a policy of not involving t&elf in private agreements, has no authority to enforce the covenants. ' *£1 Donald and Alpine Bird, Hfho own the property adjacent to what is now lot four, object<5T to the application. They said “securing the buffer zone
the the culmination of fiver 25 years of effort since our ■enchase in 1971 to ensure uat the rural surroundings for dj&r house and property would he retained.”
The commission recommended denial of the application saying they felt the buffer none should remain and saw no compelling reason to change the finding of the Rappahannock Board of Supervisors in 1990.
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