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of Rappahannock County action.
One of these is a recent Virginia Supreme Court decision in the case of Windy Hill, Ltd. vs. Chesterfield County. Though that case has to do with the dispensing of alcohol, Mr. McCarthy said that it is relevant because it addresses a local jurisdiction s right to regulate despite State licensing. In reaching a decision favorable to Chesterfield County, the Court cited the 1981 case of the City of Norfolk v. Tiny House. Inc. in which it held that the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissions exclusive authority to license and regulate the sale and purchase of alcoholic beverages in Virginia does not preclude a municipality from utilizing valid zoning ordinances to regulate the location of an establishment selling such alcoholic beverages.
Another is Senate Bill 618, which was introduced in the 2002 State legislative session, and w'as carried over to the 2003 session.
The bill is currently in the
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