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As of this writing (Monday, Dec. 17),
Sprint has still not withdrawn its BZA appeal, scheduled to be heard next Wednesday (Dec. 27).
If the company is working on a revised application, as we have been told, why hasn’t it dropped its appeal on the earlier one? Apparently they want it both ways: Ask the community to believe they're making a good faith effort to accommodate to our zoning ordinances, while simultaneously preparing to challenge them in court.
That's what this appeal is about, so far as I can tell. Sprint would like us to believe they are only requesting ordinary waivers, but that isn't the way their appeal reads. It's full of legal citations (and legalese that gives me a headache) in support of their claim that Sprint doesn't have to abide by our ordinances because of their special status. They say we re exceeding our authority to regulate the conditions under which they come
Thanks to all
I would like to take this time to thank
my wife and family for sticking beside me and my decisions to coach at Rappahannock High School for seven years.
I would also like to thank Mr. Raines, Mr. Tupper and Mrs. Biggs for their support while I was there.
Last, but not least I would like to thank all the players for their support and respect that I gained while coaching. I would also like to thank the parents for their time and effort to get the kids to and from practice. It was my decision to leave.
Luther Stanley
Sperryville
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