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The meter cut out another concern the Board of Supervisors had as well: the funds required to train someone on how to use the device. This she said, would not be necessary as County Administrator John McCarthy is aware of how to use the meter.
After nearly two years of waiting. Hays managed to revive the ordinance in just over a month.
"I know how to get things done," she said.
But the ordinance which Hays revived created a great deal of controversy in the past.
Vivian Yancey of Amissville wrote a I otter to the Editor in September 2001 in the Rappahannock News, fearing that the new lighting ordinance would be tantamount to taking freedom of choice away from local residents.
"1 do not understand why a rural county with less than 8,000 citizens would even consider a lighting ordinance," she wrote. ,
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