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tinuation of the historic nature of the town to be built today.

To re-zone would allow greater flexibility for landowners to stay within the historic layout of the town and the town government would place tighter controls On the opportunities for large-scale or incompatible new development.

This traditional style of development would limit lot acreage at the edges of the town to one-half acre, matching that of the historic grid within the core of the town. This would also allow limited new building units with private access easements and easements on open spaces.

In this scenario, there would be a possibility of 67 new units, with the majority of them being located at the edges of the existing historic core.

Herd offers a

final possibility

In closing the presentation, Herd and Gavrilovic offered a final possibility, which fits similarly with the engineering plan that has been developed by Herb White of W W Associates of Charlottesville.

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