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wondering if that action would serve its purpose.
She asked, “If this Williams eyesore is permitted to remain and grow, why would I continue to pursue such an easement?"
Randy Probst has lived across the street from Williams for 25 years. He said Williams may benefit from relocating to a commercial site where he can grow the business without liny tations.
Jean Lilian! said the county set a precedent recently when it rejected a contractor’s permit application on Seven Ponds Road in Amissville. Like Williams’ application, one of the main concerns about the Seven Ponds operation was the traffic it produced, she said.
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Despite the split audience, most members of the Planning Commission approved of Williams’ permit application..
Robert Weinberg, representing the Board of Zomng Appeals, said the tree service is important to the county and compatible with Rappahannock’s agricultural character.
Ron Frazier, the County Board of Supervisors’ representative on the commission, pointed out that Williams business grew out of a farming operation.
Piedmont District Commissioner Gary Settle, who works for the Virginia State Police, said he was worked car accidents on Ben Venue Road and most of them are the result of speed. He has had no experience with collisions caused by trucks.
Stonewall-Hawthorne District Commissioner Tom Tepper said that Williams uses
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