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miles from the Rappahannock County border, to a “Village Center.”
By. the year 2020, the Village Center — plus existing and potential housing within a two-mile radius around the intersection — could have a population greater than that of Rappahannock County, with a possible tripling of the vehicles per day on U.S. 211.
The decision bolsters Culpeper County’s “Village Center” concept, created to handle its unprecedented population growth.
Out of the Census Bureau’s 3,141 counties, Culpeper County is the 87th fastest-growing.
The “Village Center” concept, embodied in the Culpeper County’s Comprehensive Plan, envisions a number of designated population centers to keep new housing from spreading all over the rural landscape.
Each village center will have its own water and sewer system, which will service the interior subdivisions defining its boundaries; and there will be easy access to transportation corridors.The boundaries of the Village Center at Clevenger’s Comer are set by five major subdivisions, each having access to U.S. 211 and
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