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By Kevin Allen

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

The Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors will decide Monday whether a lingering zoning violation on Seven Ponds Road in Amissville has gone on long enough.

B&S Site Development faces possible litigation from the county for operating a contractor's yard without a specialexception permit.

In December, the supervisors unanimously rejected B&S co-owner Michael L. Brown Jr.’s application for a special-exception permit to operate his contracting business in the residential area.

But County Administrator John McCarthy said residents on Seven Pbnds Road are still complaining about truck traffic and noise associated with the business on Brown’s property.

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company remains committed to the state review process.

“Dominion has every intention of using the state process to build the 500,000-volt line,” spokeswoman Le-Ha Anderson said. “The state process, we know, works well. It’s fair. It benefits our customers. So that’s the process we want to use.”

Dominion officials “have not discussed” the federal appeal option “because our plan is to stick with the state process,” she said.

But Anderson acknowledged

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