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By Mary Beth Martin
Rappahannock Newa Staff Writer
In an informal work session on Sept. 14, the Town Planning Commission reviewed one-half of the 24 pages of the Tbwn of Washington’s Comprehensive Plan. The commission made changes in the text that corrected grammatical and typographical errors, and updated changes in the town’s business community and sewage system planning.
The comprehensive plan was adopted in 1986 and is reviewed every five years as required by Virginia law. The last review was in 1993.,
Jean Butler read aloud each paragraph, then discussed any needed changes with commission members Mitzie Young, Carolyn Thornton and
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