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for 300 to be rare and smaller gatherings to be more frequent,” she wrote.
“We do not want to do anything at odds with the nature of the historic property or its position in Rappahannock County,” she added.
McCarthy said the simple parts of the Montpelier proposal are that it does not involve lodging, any significant alterations to the property or a large number of events. It also causes no additional demand on public services, he said.
“The use is something we want to encourage,” McCarthy said.
Planning Commission members agreed that the Montpelier Conference Center would be good for Rappahannock.
The biggest issues that commissioners brought up were how often the events will be held, how much noise they will produce and how many people will attend them.
Montpelier has ample open fields that can be used for parking. Hampton District Commissioner Alvin Henry said parking would ideally not
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