Rockingham County Landowners to Receive 250000 Share
Judge A C Carson says the Conservation Commission approved a list of Rockingham landowners in the Kelsey survey whose holdings qualify for the 250000 payment. The county proceeds with distribution to eligible property owners based on the Shenandoah National landholdings within the area.
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Kelsey Survey
Rockingham Circuit Court to Approve Payment of Price Awards
The document shows the park and those who have accepted the price awards have been certified to Governor Pollard. It is expected that within a week Rockingham Circuit Court officials will be informed the funds are ready for payment.
Court outlines payment plan for landowner awards
Rockingham officials will outline a disbursement plan after the Governor’s order. The process aims to be simple and shield the state from post payment litigation. Rockingham is third in line after Warren and Page with the Rappahannock list pending certification. Six condemnation cases in Rockingham await hearings set for early January. Arbitration hearings continue in Warren and Rappahannock counties as Gov Pollard names three judges to handle cases in Augusta Albemarle Greene and Madison.
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Augusta
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Skyline Drive Assured Work Continues Along Blue Ridge Crest
Ten miles of the proposed parkway road along the crest of the Blue Ridge mountains from Jar is continued with assurances of ongoing work. Project officials state progress remains steady as crews advance along Skyline Drive.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Jar
Blue Ridge National Highway Survey Moves Forward
Engineers led by William Marshall of Richmond survey Man’s Gap north of Waynesboro to Sherando for a state funded route from Shenandoah National Park south to the Great Smoky Mountains. Secretary Ickes announced funds from the public works program reviving hopes for a Blue Ridge national highway. The project would boost Shenandoah Valley tourism and provide jobs in the coming years.
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