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River from its headwaters to its confluence with the Rapidan might conceivably, with increasingly restrictive amended regulations, impact on existing or proposed sewage treatment plants located on water bodies upstream from the Hazel, such as on the Thornton and Rush Rivers. This, the Board opposes.
However, the Rappahannock County Comprehensive Plan, adopted most recently in October, 2004, declares Rappahannock to be a “Scenic County”, and intends that all of its goals, principles and policies will reflect and devolve from this fundamental recognition. The Plan sets forth ten fundamental Goals, then outlines ten Principles, each of which are supported by identified Policies.
Goal four of the Plan is "lb protect the natural, scenic, and historic resources, thus ensuring a high quality of life for our citizens”. Principle 3 reads “Protect natural resources, including soil, water, air, viewsheds, scenery and fragile ecosystems”, and is supported by Polity 9 under that heading which reads “
Recognize the County’s rivers as one of the most significant environmental
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