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Planners

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DeBerghs’ subdivision was the first in the town, it turns out not to be so.

On record, the last subdivision was developed on Piedmont Avenue when property was divided into three lots in 1995. Prior to that, in the early 1990s, the LOMP, LynchO’Connell-Morehouse-Parrish

parcel divided almost 10 acres into three lots in the Main Street/Harris Hollow Road area.

Michael Brown, attorney for the DeBerghs, spoke at the planning meeting about his clients’ concern in keeping with the town’s architectural and aesthetic guidelines. He presented a site development plan from Rappawan that included

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