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By Mary Beth Martin
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Washington Town Council approved two small boundary adjustments to the property of C.E. Giles Jr. and Erma H. Jenkins after considerable discussion at the Seft$^9 meeting. The council examined each part of the transfer in detail while Town Attorney Frank Reynolds cited zoning and building codes several times.
The issue came up that if a waiver were approved without following present zoning ordinances, bad precedent would be established. Especially vocal in opposition to approving the waiver was council member Charles Tompkins, although several other council members said they had difficulty ignoring the 15-foot setback from the property line that is required for buildings when any changes are made in boundary adjustments. The only way to approve it within the current regulations was to classify it as a pre
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