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By John Toler

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Work continues on new county regulations to address the issue of cellular towers in Rappahannock County.

The Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission met on •July 7 to go over a draft of the new ordinance.

Some changes were made, and the draft has been sent d^ack to the planners for more •work. According to County Administrator John McCarthy, .Sfche Board of Supervisors Should complete the final draft ±1 time for a public hearing in ^September, with possible final •action in October. HU As might be expected, the Jfrdinance does not ban celluJpr towers in Rappahannock; ;such provisions are not Allowed under the federal ^Telecommunications Act of 3996.

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