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btall at tne vwi ^uipeper Residency has reviewed the methodology and source data used in calculations. They are plausible based on the information known today of the plans for Clevenger’s Comer, including the four-phased Centex development.

Currently, Rappahannock County commuters, tourists, tradesmen, and others using US 211 between Clevenger’s Comer and. Warrenton are driving on a road that has an average traffic count of about 14,000 vehicles a day,

Development will change that, The number could be 50.000 vehicles a day by 2010. A comparison? Route 29 at Gainesville near 1-66 had 49.000 vehicles per day last year. - US 211 traffic at the border of Rappahannock County and on,Routt* 229 will increase dramatically. From 8,600 vehicles per day to 23,000 per day for US 211. From 5,500 vehicles per day to 30,000 per day for Route 221Lnear Clevenger’s Comer.

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