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mile, 20 were local people who did not live near the property, several signatures were relatives of Virginia Cloud (holds the mortgage on the property) and the rest were from Warrenton, Culpeper, Front Royal, Maryland, etc.
• Ms Harris presented this development as an altruistic plan to help handicapped people. FACT: What she did not say that she had told me was that she wants to make money.
I have been a property owner in the hollow since 1987. It’s peace and beauty are a source of joy to me. The spirit of community and trust is the true treasure of living in Rappahannock County. I hope we can keep it that way.
We in the hollow fully accept commercial development on US 211. The major issue for the planning commission is to decide how deep off 211 commercial development will be allowed. This is a question that goes beyond our hollow and could potentially affect many others.
Barbara Adolfi
Sperryville
Project plans available
for inspection
In my letter last week you were to watch the Rappahannock News for further developments of the Major’s Hollow Project. Here we go.
If you read the very small print you will see that we significantly restructured our Camp and Lodge (56 people) to Lodge and Cabins (23 people). We have on display a large plan and the accompanying material at Mountainside Market. Please come by and look it over. Offer any suggestions, ask questions and help us create something that works for our community.
To answer the two most frequently asked questions, there are 36.17 acres in all and, yes, the access roads are in place. The county developed the roads at the top of the property to use it as a dump site, closed before 1973.
The access road that enters the property just east of Mountainside Market was developed by Mr. James Russell after he got the permit to develop 36 RV/Trailer sites in 1973.
Pearl Lane, although running directly through our property is not accessible to us.
We respectfully request that people give us a call, 987-1002 before walking the property as we have incurred some damages due to vandalism.
Elizabeth Lee-Harris
Sperryville
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