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According to Sheriff Sherett/ Mr. Moore said that the crossow-i prospect would be enhanced if the Rappahannock National Bank ag reed to pay for crossover construction
The Sheriffs comments l°d to comments from six others who had similar concerns about Bank Road
Among those who spoke on 'he matter was Tom Junk, Chairman of the Planning Commission Mr Junk, who was one of the two commissioners who voted against the Bank Road plan in its 4-2 passage, reiterated his concerns about publicsafety, and suggested that the Boar d of Supervisors engage in a stud> to determine what i Route' hJ6 (Schoolhouse Roadi needs.
He noted too that Rock. Mills Road traffic has increased due to the recycling center and the new VIX )f yard, and that the study should be done there as well.
Stonewall-Hawthornc District Supervisor Boh Anderson said that he had spoken to the bank and that he thought that they might agree to the crossover.
Hampton District Supervisor Bryant Lee volunteered to speak to
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