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By Jeanne Spath

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

While applications for property structural changes were being reviewed by the Tbwn of Washington Architectural Review Board last week, the question of the board’s true purpose loomed even greater than the applications themselves.

“We are here to make decisions about the architectural appropriateness of the town, not to make decisions based on the personalities of the people applying, or to decide if the person applying is in violation of ordinances,” said Ed Barton, chairman of the Architectural Review Board, who admonished board numbers for taking a stand on issues other than decisions relating to the architectural

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