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The technique she followed was called POMR (Problem, Outcome, Methods and Resouces), and she explained each step during the process.
During the discussion the most frequently mentioned items related either to traffic, parking, or a bike path.
“Trucks and traffic,” said Joy Sloane, and she added that the police did not write tickets for cars parked along the road.
When contacted later for comment, Rappahannock County Sheriff Gary Settle said that often there is not enough space to park on the side of the road in the town and have a vehicle off of the travel way. Businesses and residents are frequently in conflict and parking needs to be at the top of the improvement agenda, he added.
Bob Moore, resident engineer with the Virginia Department of Transportation, further explained in a telephone interview that the total right-of-way for the road in the historic district is 30 feet, but only about 18 feet is paved. This is enough space for two lanes of traffic with a six foot parking space remaining. A ditch on one side of the street does not allow a “lot of room” for parking. “Sidewalks would
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