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By Jason Peck

RappahannockNews Staff Writer

Washington, D.C.-based developer Jim Epstein has plans for Clevengers Comer, or at least the part he owns. What he owns is on the opposite side of Route 229 from the main Clevengers Comer complex.

His planned subdivision at the intersection of Routes 229 and 211 will have an estimated 240 homes. An 11-acre town center stands as the comer

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