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Rappahannock;

• Some 8,500 units either under construction, planned or proposed under Culpeper zoning regulations.

In an interview, County Administrator John McCarthy said he had heard that the Lyle tract is slated for division into 50 and 100 acre lots for sale, well above the county’s minimum 25-acre regulation, “but it is quite likely at some point we are going to get a big developer come in and test our zoning.” He said the importance of the Comprehensive Plan is to have a document in force that shows a “serious effort” to set out residents’ intentions.

McCarthy said that the Comprehensive Plan completes the one “statutory” requirement of the Planning Commission, but last Wednesday, they agreed to begin urgent hearings on several key planning issues.

Alvin Henry said in an interview that the county does not even know the individuals who bought the Lyle tract, only that the firm is headquartered in Gladstone, Va. He said that the nearly $7,500 an acre sales price of a parcel that large was

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