Berryville Town Council Targets Water Plant Upgrades
Berryville council plans a 100000 upgrade program to meet State Health requirements. Install a second clarifier, upgrade chemical feed building, repair roof, calibrate flow controllers, and obtain lab equipment while seeking a Farmers Home Administration loan. Public hearings set for May 9 on elderly home and fertilizer plant zoning.
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Jack Enders
Enders
Farmers Home Administration
Bill Bowerman
Richmond
State Highway Department
Winchester PUD Advances as Zoning Changes Pass
Winchester City Council moved a planned unit development closer to reality by approving changes to the zoning ordinance. The Apple Acres PUD on 50 acres between Cedar Creek Grade and Middle Road west of the city would offer 149 townhouses and homes with 20 percent open space and relaxed street standards. A planning commission hearing is set for April 27 at 3 15 p.m. The council also referred a Molden Real Estate mini warehouse request and rezoned ten acres behind the Lee Jackson Restaurant to highway commercial.
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Winchester
Apple Acres
Planning Commission
Cedar Creek Grade
Middle Road
Molden Real Estate
Reed Nester
S. Pannill Jones
Nester
Lee Jackson
J.P. Darlington
North Kent Street
Dorothy Trent
William Mote
Handley Avenue
Williamsburg Heights
Board of Zoning Appeals
Surry Square
Dale Barley
Barley
Barley, Comer
Willis Davis
Willey Dembeck
Betty Martin
Robert Wells
Bill Baker
Stephens City council silent on town hall purchase debate
Stephens City council took no action after a half hour executive session on buying a new town hall and updating the White Stallion Inn purchase. Mayor Lynn Comer declined to comment beyond newspaper reports.
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Shenandoah to Grant 197 Degrees at April 30 Commencement
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music plans an April 30 commencement for 197 graduates the largest class in 103 years. Dr. William B. Walsh of Project HOPE will give the commencement address and the Right Rev. John A. Baden will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Other events include Senior Honors Recital April 29 and a faculty recital, with graduation at Handley Bowl School.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
William B. Walsh
Project Hope
John A. Baden
Diocese of
Virginia
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Armstrong Auditorium
Handley Bowl
Handley High School
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