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Rappahannock News Writer

Thirty years ago, the Potomac Edison Power Company planned to build a 138,000-volt power transmission line through the heart of Rappahannock County.

It was to cut a north-south swath from the Chester Gap area, run 23 miles smack down the middle of the county, and exit into Culpeper County near Boston.

A review of the utility's application for a special use permit was to come before the county's Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) on Dec. 30, 1970. It was a busy time of year for everyone. Holiday fes

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