Pete Luke
Named 366 times. These are the 331 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Sep 26, 1974 do the planning.” ‘‘Perhaps we need a ‘Rappahannock 2000’ ...said. ‘‘And we’ve got it now,” George Davis said. ‘‘Well, what’s our suggestion?” Pete Luke said, addressing the Supervisors. ‘‘Do we want them to prepare a minimum cost draft plan within the current budget and then have a joint meeting...
- Sep 26, 1974 proceed with this plan, this plan presented here by ...mean they couldn’t take it up again,” Wood said. “Herbert Foster’s not here,” Pete Luke noted, deliberating on whether it was proper to vote on Wood’s motion. “George, what do you think is advisable?” “I think you’ve got a quorum;...
- Sep 26, 1974 tell the Planning Commission?” Pete Luke asked. ‘‘From here tell the Planning Commission?” Pete Luke asked. ‘‘From here on, what do we see as their job?” ‘‘We can talk about this later,” H.B. Wood said. “I make a motion we adjourn.”□
- Oct 10, 1974 PIEDMONT DISTRICT ...interest will also be discussed. 8 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 SPERRYVILLE FIRE HALL Pete Luke Supervisor, Piedmont District
- Oct 10, 1974 Youth Center ...think it would be worth our time and money to get into it,” Pete Luke said.' By 11:30, the Board’s October meeting was over. —Pekay Pettus
- Oct 17, 1974 available as grants for sewage systems. Virginia’s share of ...Biddle, chairman of the Water and Sanitation Authority; Fanning Baumgardner, county engineer, and Pete Luke, supervisor
- Oct 17, 1974 From Page 1 represent a significant tax base for ...South Fork of the Thornton River. RAPPAHANNOCK delegates to the regional planning commission, Pete Luke and Fanning Baumgardner, pointed out that such a treatment method was not approved by the State Water Control Board and also that the cost would...
- Oct 24, 1974 adequate tool for achieving the goals.” The revisions will ...that no further commercial strip development be permitted along that highway, McNear said. Pete Luke, chairman of Rappahannock’s Supervisors, was worried about the state enabling legislation that allows counties to draft a comprehensive plan. “The language of that does tend...
- Oct 24, 1974 From Pace 8 courage agriculture, recreation and conservation practices. ...A plan could emphasize developing the area around existing villages first, he said. Pete Luke said he felt this should be done, too, perhaps by decreasing the minimum lot size around the towns. DAVID FANNON wasn’t so sure it would...
- Oct 24, 1974 thought it provided for growth. “Now, getting into a ...do, you’ll need every conceivable tool you can come up with,” McNear said. Pete Luke and Fanning Baumgardner noted that Rappahannock’s ordinances include a good bit of information about “goals” for land use in the county. They agreed it might...
- Oct 24, 1974 would work to protect agriculture. E. A. MANWARING suggested ...Rappahannock needs to do is develop the goals that those ordinances are implementing. Pete Luke and McNear agreed. “But to move back, we’re going to need information and data,” Luke said, bringing up the maps, on an “environmental inventory,” for...
- Oct 24, 1974 special fund” to pay for such a study. Irwin ...Irwin said that RLEP must first receive a formal request from the county. Pete Luke felt that the Planning Commission ought to use the $500 they have on hand to pay for part of the study. “Thus we wouldn’t be...
- Nov 7, 1974 Gilliam 3,966. Goochland—Robinson 950; Gilliam 1,223. Hanover—Robinson 4,725; Gilliam ...Washington received 261 votes for supervisor in Hampton and in Piedmont District, E.P. Pete Luke polled 203 votes. Stray write-in votes in Hampton included 2 for each Dorothy Davis, Peter Kramer and John Summers while Ian Pryde received 1. Wilson...
- Nov 14, 1974 monetary guidelines for such things as professors’ salaries. So ...widely, he said. Libraries are another instance, where certain basic materials are required. Pete Luke said he understood those points, but that when teachers had come before the Supervisors to ask for salary increases, he’d gotten a distasteful impression. “The...
- Nov 14, 1974 while Rappahannock didn’t have the problem, “some South side ...in those areas also relate to the high costs jper pupil figures,” said Pete Luke. “Implementation of this (Campbell County resolution) will be hard to work out,” said Norton. “I think the new formula for evaluatSee Page 3
- Nov 14, 1974 WITHOUT addressing the more controversial question of hiring a ...flat $5 fee for each sanitary system inspection conducted in Rappahannock County. Chairman Pete Luke brought up the subject after District Health Officer Dr. R.S. LeGarde had appeared to hand the county a $1,070 check from the state, representing the...
- Nov 14, 1974 AN APPROPRIATION sufficient to pay an assistant registrar for ...that the county had to always plan for the worst possible contingencies. CHAIRMAN Pete Luke said he had thought that “just some simple record-keeping.” was involved, but he agreed that the computer system had complicated things. Said Commonwealth’s Attorney George...
- Nov 14, 1974 wasn’t sure. “When you give them a little bit ...been studied and easements given? They could force you to do it, too.” Pete Luke thought there was sufficient “local review process” allowed to prevent anyone being forced into anything. ROGER BATCHELDER, who was present as an observer for the...
- Nov 28, 1974 for the maps and accept RLEP’s offer to pay ...and accept RLEP’s offer to pay the balance. But the Planning Commission asked Pete Luke and Fanning Baumgardner to meet with Jim White of Planning District Nine and Phil Irwin to see if the number of maps needed to reflect...
- Nov 28, 1974 than one,” Barksdale said. “We have to look out ...for the residents. You wouldn’t want a service station at your front door.” Pete Luke thought that “this was not an objectionable business and it’s reasonably in the same neighborhood.” “Sarah’s new house looks down on where my station is...
- Dec 12, 1974 nock County has more than its share of alcoholics. ...the school board could provide these services, except through Chapter 10. Supervisor chairman Pete Luke said these two letters “are indicative of the widespread sympathy
- Dec 12, 1974 “We requested $4,644 from Rappahannock. Orange gave us $12, ...such as the speech therapist that comes to Rappahannock one day a week.” Pete Luke reminded the Supervisors that they’d cut a speech therapist’s salary out of the budget requested by the school board. One of the reasons the Supervisors...
- Dec 12, 1974 PETE LUKE said he was surprised, and impressed, with PETE LUKE said he was surprised, and impressed, with how many people use Chapter 10 services. “Emotionally disturbed people don’t get a lot of publicity,” he said. Luke noted that the county has $8,000 in uncommitted funds. Richard Latham said...
- Dec 12, 1974 Pete Luke said the maps will be useful planning Pete Luke said the maps will be useful planning tools and will prove valuable to the county for other services as well. H. B. Wood wanted to know how the salaries of the Planning Commissioners will be paid if their...
- Dec 19, 1974 HE MAY get some static for ...about what has become one of the by-words of the New Conventional Wisdom. Pete Luke was absolutely right when he raised questions at the last meeting of the Rappahannock - Rapidan Planning Commission about all of these “master plans” that...
- Dec 19, 1974 THE LAND USE plan is part of the District’s ...District’s contract with HUD, but mention a land use plan to Rappahannock Supervisor Pete Luke and he sees red—or, rather, developers. “It seems to me you’ll just be providing all the information a developer will ever need,’’ said Luke to...
- Jan 9, 1975 land around it. Mrs. Latham brought photographs which she ..."no;” Walter Masterson said "I guess not;” H. B. Wood gave no reply. Pete Luke See Page 4
- Jan 9, 1975 courthouse and under the eye of the sheriff’s department, ...put them?” he asked. Other Supervisors nodded in agreement. Earlier in the meeting, Pete Luke had noted that the county received a bill from Community Trash of Culpeper for emptying the dumpsters. The county had been charged extra for 26...
- Jan 9, 1975 location tor the Washington aump, sters. Turning to other ...like to “run a few ads.” The Supervisors told him to go ahead. Pete Luke said the county needs to think about finding a place to dispose of the stray dogs that Bruce kills. Bruce said he’s been throwing the...
- Jan 9, 1975 coming a popularity contest. Planning Commission Chairman Herbert Barksdale ...the back room to deliberate in private and make their recommendation. Supervisor Chairman Pete Luke said he wanted to be sure that Mr. Jenkins knew the outcome that afternoon. The planners, chairman Herbert Barksdale, Allan Stokes, Walter Masterson, and Pete...
- Jan 9, 1975 From Page 4 room, the audience was anxious. At ...and he’d ask the man who drev£ it up to read it. So Pete Luke read it aloud: “The Planning Commission recommends that (a) lots 8"9 and 90, Section 33. Rappahannock County Zoning Map. be rezoned Business B-2 for the...
- Jan 9, 1975 come up with something that would help influence the ...lot. “What was the vote on that?” Commonwealth’s Attorney George Davis asked of Pete Luke. “I think the Supervisors are entitled to know if it was not unanimous.” Luke said he and Stokes had voted for it, Masterson had not...
- Jan 9, 1975 ed. “You’d better believe it,” Jenkins said. Davis looked ...said Davis. “Whew! That had me worried,” Ned Jones said. “Are you satisfied?” Pete Luke asked of Davis. “Yep,” the Commonwealth’s Attorney said. DAVIS HAD some comments about the wording of the recommendation. He thought, as Luke had suggested earlier,...
- Jan 16, 1975 skidded in the same manner on the same patch ...Home Furnishings" on January 22at 10a.m. in the Parrish Hall. Washington. Ya. Mrs. Pete Luke will present the program. The public is invited.
- Jan 30, 1975 data compiled already,” Lessels said. ‘‘And we expect no data compiled already,” Lessels said. ‘‘And we expect no problems.” Pete Luke wanted to make sure that whatever is designated‘‘flood plain” on the maps will meet requirements for flood plain designation set up by HUD. ‘‘We want to make sure...
- Jan 30, 1975 Fete Luke agreed that those suggestions might be good Fete Luke agreed that those suggestions might be good ones, but he thought they might require state enabling legislation before they could be accomplished. WUNDERLICH noted that the private market, on its own accord, is not providing incentives to help...
- Jan 30, 1975 in mind, would depend on whether or not it ...the existingRB-1 districts. “ALL THIS we’re talking about is’ just a ‘look-see’ proposal,” Pete Luke said. “What I want to do is find out where these existing subdivisions are on the secondary
- Jan 30, 1975 roads. That might be where the growth will go.” ...going to keep your sewer systems small, it’s more expensive for the users.” Pete Luke noted that the sewer system proposed for Sperryville is a ‘‘no-growth” system. It will only clean up the existing problem, not pave the way for...
- Feb 13, 1975 AT LAST Thursday’s meeting ...somewhat heavy way of putting it, but that’s what it amounted to when Pete Luke set up an “executive work session” for later this month at which the Supervisors were invited to talk about any and all matters of the...
- Feb 13, 1975 AT CHAIRMAN Pete Luke’s behest, the Rappahannock Board of AT CHAIRMAN Pete Luke’s behest, the Rappahannock Board of Supervisors will hold a closed door, “executive work session” to talk about a wide variety of county business. The time has been tentatively set for 7 p.m. on February 24. “Closed...