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Both sides, Parker
said, stipulated that
the Town “does not
contain any individual
buildings or structures
designated as
historical landmarks.”
Parker said the stipulated facts and documents he has received thus far are “insufficient” on this issue and he is allowing both sides to present further evidence on this matter.
Almost 30 years ago, the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission approved the designation of the entire Town of Washington as “an historic district” and the Town has argued that that action was sufficient for the town to adopt its historic district ordinance.
The judge rejected the argument. “The enabling law only refers to historic landmarks, not districts” and the Virginia Landmarks
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