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element to the discussion by suggesting that the new Comprehensive Plan include provisions for developing trails and rights-of-way for bicycles.
He said, “We’re missing something. Those who come to Rappahannock to ride a bicycle spend money, behave themselves—that clean money.”
Among those who expressed the desire to see changes in the Comprehensive Plan was John Ferdetta who said that he saw a place where young people could not live because they could not afford to buy property and where “older people from other counties were welcome. . . . We’re developing a retirement community for the wealthy.”
Steve Butler agreed. He
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