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parking area and the access roadways within the storage shed area would be conducted by a drainage system to a storm water management poncNojcated to the west of the Wilderness Log Homes building. Trees and other plantings along Lee Highway would serve as a screen.
During the public hearing, Jennifer Alexander asked why a special exception was required. County administrator John McCarthy said that despite there being general commercial zoning on the property, the use of “warehousing” required a special exception under the county ordinance.
Reed Folsum suggested the use of berms as a means to mitigate any visual impact of the storage shed facility and it was agreed that this could be done.
Bob Lander, President of the Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection reading from a paper, asked whether the jerking of RVs, boats, trailfiifjl, etc., would be allowed; whether personal workshops would be housed in a storage shed; whether personal “flea markets” would spring up, being operated out of a shed and whether there was any office to administer the facility?
Lander suggested adherence to the pending lighting ordinance; the use of pervious pavement instead of normal asphalt; the creation of semi-public walkways linking adjacent properties; and the use of a “rain garden” instead of a retention pond.
When Chairman Tom Junk asked Planning Commission' members for their comments. Jennifer Matthews, representing the county’s Board of Zoning Appeals, asked about lighting and was assured by the applicant that the roof overhang would provide down shielding.
On her question about
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