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resiricuons on me use or sheds, it was noted that the Virginia Self Storage Association provided comprehensive guidelines and a copy of such could be provided. The storage sheds would be used for storage only.

It was noted later, that operations would be from dawn to dusk, but 24-hour access would be available by an automated card-key system. This would allow tradesmen to store tools and supplies and retrieve such at early morning hours for jobs, say, in Northern Virginia.

Ray Brown, Jackson District, asked if there was a real need for self-storage sheds in the county. The applicant felt there was, that it would be profitable and such a facility was due.

Ron Frazier, the Board of Supervisor’s representative on the Planning Commission, commented on the pedestrian walkways idea. He felt there was a basic conflict between traffic and sidewalks along Route 211.

Tom Junk, Piedmont District, stressed the need for a turn lane due to future development in the area, and noted that signage could be restricted to the entry area off Route 211. He also felt the use of berms

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