Clarke County approves Air Trac permit after hearings
Clarke County Board of Supervisors approved a special use permit for Air Trac to build and operate a maintenance and storage facility. The decision followed public hearings addressing noise limits up to 105 decibels, fuel tank relocation, and limited operating hours from 9 am to 6 pm. The board also granted permits for a day care center and temporary housing for Grafton School students.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
David
Henke
Carter
Clarke County Planning Commission
Clarke
Planning Commission
Clarke County
Supervisors
Jack Hardesty
Rt. 7
Elizabeth and
David Potter
Grafton
Webbtown
Harold Buckner
John Friant
Grafton Board of Trustees
Friant
Area Fruitgrowers Meet Reports Good Outlook for Orchard Crop
About 75 fruitgrowers from Frederick Shenandoah Warren and Clarke Counties attended the third summer twilight meeting of the VPI Cooperative Extension Service. Speakers discussed fungi in storage soil testing insect control sprays and cultural practices for apples and peaches. The group toured Solenberger orchards and heard forecasts of a normal apple crop with nationwide gains of seven percent.
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Star
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Clarke Counties
VPI Cooperative Extension Service
Keith Yoder
Winchester Fruit Research Lab
Clarence Hill
Hill
Ross Byers
Byers
C. Purcell McCue Jr
Virginia State Apple Commission
Virginia Ap
Gary DeOms
Robert Solenberger
Middle Road
Deems
Solenberger
VPI Extension Agency
Winchester Revises City Garbage Collection Ordinance
The Winchester City Council approved changes to the garbage collection rules to improve sanitation. New rules require watertight durable containers for food waste with 5 to 15 gallon capacity and allow plastic bags in some cases, limit to five containers per pickup, and set curb hours from 5 am to 7 30 am on collection days.
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Star
United States
Winchester
L.L. Branner
State Department of Health
Stride
Branner
Middletown Council Sets Hearings On Four Ordinances
Middletown Town Council held first and second readings on four ordinances with public hearings set for Sept 14 from 7 30 to 8 p m The curfew plan makes parents responsible for minors on streets after 11 p m to 6 a m The unsafe structures ordinance allows removal or repair with bids and creates liens If buyers fail to pay costs water and sewer hookups are withheld until compliance A mobile classroom unit for Middletown Elementary was approved and a part time deputy clerk hired Also the council kept May election dates and tabled a November shift
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Star
Middletown
Frederick County Juvenile Court
Town of
John W. Legge Jr
Stephen Butler
Wayne E. Davis
Debby Sue Dickey
Ms. Dickey
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Kathleen Devereux
Commission
Hardesty
By Susan Hodges
Ples
McCue
Hank Ebert
J. Miles Cary
Winchester Evening Star
Middletown Council
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