Stephens City considers long range town hall site plan
Stephens City Town Council discussed options for a new town hall to replace current county school board facilities vacated by June 30. The group chose a town owned Locust and Water Streets lot for expansion, proposing an 1800 square foot building with a 900 square foot basement at an estimated 90000 dollars.
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Stephens City
County School Board
Dale Bailey
Bruce Edens
William Baker
Warren Reaves
Jim Galliday Jr
Locust and
Water Streets
Stephens City Town
Cutbacks Considered if Virginia Coal Strike Persists
Virginia Governor John Dalton warned mandatory electrical cutbacks could occur if the coal strike is not resolved. He noted Potomac Edison has 25 to 27 days of coal left for 123000 customers and Appalachian Power has 45 days for 23 percent of the state's electricity. Dalton attended a White House coal meeting at President Carter's request, with Preston Shannon of the State Corporation Commission accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
John Dalton
Dalton
Carter
White House
Virginia Electric Power Co
Potomac Edison
Appalachian Power Co
Preston Shannon
State Corporation Commission
Warren planners back recreation plan near Linden
Warren County Planning Commission voted to approve a conditional use permit for a 65 acre recreation and hostel site on Rt 638 south of Linden with 200 person cap and a 655 acre hiking buffer. Opponents cited road access erosion and wildlife concerns.
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Seerens
Front Royal
Linden
Warren County Planning Commission
Rt. 638
George Olmsted
Financial Mortgage and Realty Corp
Washington, D.C
Warren
Fauquier
Planning Commission
John W. Evans
Jack Evans
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Rt. 340
Evans
Rt. 655
Emergency Legislation Haunts Frederick County Planners
Frederick County Planning Commission discussed a proposed five acre subdivision on Rt 669 west of Rest Church by developers Holliday Kerns and Koonce. They proposed reducing lot size to two acres to create 74 lots with a new service road, while seeking a negotiated zoning and weighing water sewer floodplain data. A capital improvements study proposal by Daniel A Robinson and Associates was also considered, with no vote taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Frederick County
Commission
Charlottesville
Daniel A. Robinson and Associates
Spencer Elmore
Harry Burt
Elmore
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Virginia General Assembly
Jean Dorman
Man Hurt in Dynamite Accident on N Loudoun St
A Frederick County man, Lee Gindlesperger of Mountain Falls, was injured yesterday when a stick of dynamite exploded at a construction site on N Loudoun Street. He suffered first degree burns and eye injuries and was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital in stable condition.
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Lulu Williams
Frederick County
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lee Gindlesperger
Mountain Falls Rt
Gindlesperger
Gene Dailey
H&w Construction
Dailey
Winchester
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Virginia B. Kremer
Smalts Florists, Inc
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Shawnee Fire Hall
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Becky Haven
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