PC_06-03-92_Meeting_MinutesMEETING MINUTES
OF THE
FREDERICK COUNTY PLANNING
Held in the Board Room of the Old Frederick County Court House in Winchester, Virginia on
June 3, 1992
PRESENT: Planning Commissioners present were: James W. Golladay, Jr., Chairman;
Manuel C. DeHaven, Stonewall District; S. Blaine Wilson, Shawnee District;
Ronald W. Carper, Gainesboro District; Marjorie H. Copenhaver, Back Creek
District; Roger. L. Thomas, Opequon District; John H. Light, Stonewall District;
and Beverly Sherwood, Board Liaison.
ABSENT: Todd D. Shenk, Gainesboro District; George L. Romine, Shawnee District; and
John R. Marker, Vice Chairman/Back Creek District
Planning Staff present were: Robert W. Watkins, Secretary/Planning Director;
Lanny C. Bise, III, Planner I; and W. Wayne Miller, Zoning Administrator
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Golladay called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m.
BIMONTHLY REPORTS
Chairman Golladay accepted the Bimonthly Report for the Commission's
information.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Transportation Committee - 6/1/92 Mtg
Mr. Thomas reported that the Transportation Committee discussed a number of
problems around the county, mainly dealing with speed limit signs and ways to reduce speeds
in and around subdivisions.
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Rt 37 Technical Advisory Committee (TAQ/ Rt 37 Citizens Advisory Committee (CACA
Mr. Watkins said that as a result of the input received from public meetings in
April, revisions have been made to the alternatives. Areas such as Stephenson's Depot
Battlefield, Blue Ridge Mobile Home Park, Opequon Heights Subdivision, and groupings of
homes on Red Bud Road have been avoided.
Mr. Watkins announced that an open house is scheduled for July. He said that
the latest alternatives will be displayed for the public.
Mr. Watkins stated that the consultant is now doing field work and is becoming
involved with various environmental issues.
REVISIONS TO CHAPTER 8 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
Mr. Bise presented amendments to Chapter 8, Erosion and Sediment Control, of
the Frederick County Ordinance. He said that amendments to this chapter were made to reflect
current State standards and were suggested by the Division of Soil and Water Conservation after
a recent review of the County's ordinance. Mr. Bise said that the changes are being made to
protect the County from any legal liability and to prevent erosion problems within subdivision
development.
Mr. Bise proceeded to review the changes with the commissioners. No action was
required by the Commission at this time.
BATTLEFIELD TOUR TASK FORCE
Mr. Watkins said that the Board of Supervisors has recommended that a task force
be established to develop and carry out a strategic plan to preserve and appropriately utilize
battlefields and other historic sites. He said the purpose is to create a system of battlefields and
other historic open space and sites to be used to develop a heritage tour for the Winchester-
Frederick County area that will attract visitors from throughout the nation and the world. Mr.
Watkins noted that the Task Force should be composed of ten to twelve representatives of local
government, tourist related businesses, historic preservation groups, property owners and other
interested individuals.
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Conditional Use Permit #006 -92 of James R. Orndorff for a dog kennel. This property
is located off of Route 50 West approximately seven miles on Route 608 in the Back
Creek District and is designated as PIN #590000A000055D.
Action - Approved
Mr. Bise said that this application was for an existing kennel operation that was
unknowingly operating illegally in the Rural Areas District. He said that approval of this permit
will not change the character and established pattern of development in the area. He said that
the existing kennel facilities are approximately 200 -250 feet from the nearest residence and
adequate screening is provided by a mixture of trees and vegetation. The existing driveway area
provides adequate parking for approximately five vehicles. Since overnight boarding of dogs is
not proposed and since the site is well buffered from adjoining properties, noise is not expected
to be a problem. Staff recommendations were for approval with conditions.
Mr. James R. Omdorff, the owner, said that he breeds labrador retrievers. He
said that he does not operate a boarding kennel.
There were no public comments.
Upon motion made by Mrs. Copenhaver and seconded by Mr. Wilson,
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Frederick County Planning Commission does hereby unanimously
approve Conditional Use Permit #006 -92 of James R. Orndorff for a dog kennel on property
zoned RA and located off of Route 50 West in the Back Creek District with the following
conditions:
1) Any change in use shall require a new Conditional Use Permit.
2) All materials associated with this business will be kept indoors.
3) A sign permit shall be obtained for the existing sign. Additional signs will not be
allowed.
4) Current operations shall be limited to 20 adult dogs, unless new facilities are constructed.
5) No structures shall be expanded to contain the use nor new structures constructed for the
use unless a revised conditional use permit is obtained.
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ANNUAL REVIEW OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
Mr. Miller said that the listing of all conditional use permits (CUPS) was
previously submitted to the Commission and all permits that were identified as problems were
investigated and appropriate actions taken. Mr. Miller said that the staff recommends approval
of all permits as presented with the elimination of two permits as follows:
#014 -81 William D. & Charlotte A. Payne - -Small Engine Repair Shop on Rt. 522 South
RE: Mr. Payne is deceased and Mrs. Payne (now remarried) has advised that the use will not
be restarted.
#010 -86 Charles & Fay Grady -- Kennel on Route 625.
RE: Use has been discontinued; the Gradys are applying for a new permit at another location.
Some discussion ensued regarding CUP #002 -90 of Carl C. Ay, Jr., Colonial
Farms Nursery. Mr. Miller said that both he and the Chairman of the Board; Richard Dick,
visited the site because of the continued complaints. Mr. Miller said that the Chairman is
satisfied that the permit is basically in compliance. Mr. Miller said that the applicant has said
that he will continue to improve the screening. Chairman Golladay requested that the adjoining
property owners be notified that a site visit was conducted.
There was no public comment.
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Upon motion made by Mr. DeHaven and seconded by Mr. Wilson,
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Frederick County Planning Commission does hereby unanimously
recommend renewal of all current conditional use permits for an additional one -year period with
the exception of CUP #014 -81 of William D. and Charlotte A. Payne and CUP #010 -86 of
Charles and Faye Grady. (CUP listing attached at end of minutes.)
An amendment to Chapter 21 of the Frederick County Code, Zoning Ordinance, Article
IX, Business and Industrial Zoning District, Section 9 -1 -4, Light Industrial (M -1), to
include Human Service Centers as an allowed use and Article III, Supplementary Use
Regulations, Section 3 -23_
Action - Approved
Mr. Watkins explained that the proposed amendment to allow "Human Service
Centers" in the M -1 Zone comes in response to a request from Thin Line, Inc. Mr. Watkins
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said that the Development Review and Regulations Subcommittee recommended that Human
Service Centers, including pre- release residential programs, be an allowed use in the M1 District;
however, certain conditions should be placed on this use wherever it occurs and should be
addressed under the supplemental use regulations section of the ordinance.
Mr. Stephen M. Gyurisin, of Plans & Projects, the project manager, introduced
himself and board members of Thin Line, Inc. Mr. Gyurisin said that along with working with
the Development Review and Regulations Subcommittee, Thin Line, Inc. has met with the
Historic Resources Advisory Board and received a recommendation of approval on their specific
site proposal plan. He said that Thin Line has also taken initiative to make the site eligible for
the national register. Mr. Gyurisin said that they have also met with the local Historic Society,
the Civil War Institute, the local Shenandoah Valley Civil War Foundation, the National
Association for Preservation of Civil War sites, the Preservation of Historic Winchester, the
Industrial Park Owners Association, the Economic Development Commission's Planning Staff,
and the adjoining Fort Collier property owners.
Mr. Mark Puckett, Director of Thin Line, Inc., explained the day monitoring
program and the residency program to the Commission. He said that the "day monitoring
program" is an educational program covering subjects such as budgeting, writing resumes, job
placements and referrals, living skills, appropriate interaction with peers and authority, and
continuing education for persons on probation /parole. Participants would report in from 8:30
to 5:00 each day. Mr. Puckett said that the "residency program" provides a stable living
environment, treatment, and training for chemical and alcohol dependency in the last phases of
incarceration. The theory being that the individual will benefit more from the program than
from a longer stay in a penitentiary.
Mr. Richard Demorist, a Thin Line, Inc. Corporation Board Member, said that
along with his involvement in the activities of Thin Line, he is also interested in the historic
aspects of the site. Mr. Demorist said that Thin Line is proposing to work with any or all of the
historic agencies in developing a walking path, parking area, and easements, etc. for the fort
itself and to operate as an historic attraction.
Since Thin Line, Inc. had no authority to hold individuals on the premises,
commissioners were concerned about the type of offenses program participants were charged
with. Mr. Puckett said that most of the individuals participating in the program would be
referred by the Department of Correction's District 11 Office of Adult Probation and Parole and
possibly, the Division of Court Services Program. He explained that these individuals would
have first -time offender possession charges, first -time offender distribution with circumstance
charges, or would be habitual offenders for DWI. He said that there will be no individuals with
burglary, robbery, or assault charges. Any person with a violent offense or history will be
excluded from the pre- release program.
Commission members questioned whether the M 1 zone was an appropriate location
for this use. They had concerns about a pre - release program being located within an unsecured
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area in an industrial park containing a mix of business and industrial uses. Mr. Thomas
suggested placing additional restrictions on the use. Mrs. Sherwood felt that if so many
restrictions were required, then maybe this use was not appropriate for an M1 zone in any area
of the county. Commissioners felt that the "residency" part of the program was what was
causing the most concern and the fact that the facility was not "secure."
In support of the program, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Wilson felt that if the M 1 area
was inappropriate for this use, then the County needed to say where the use was appropriate.
They felt that the County should rely on the ,judicial system to release only those persons
appropriate to be in a pre - release program. They also felt that this particular type of offender
needed education on appropriate behavior and problem solving, which the current judicial system
could not provide
Mr. Thomas moved that Human Service Centers, including pre- release residential
programs, be permitted in the Ml District with two additional conditions besides those presented
by the staff: 1) The pre - release program would only be for drug and alcohol offenders; and 2)
Participants would only be received from the Lord Fairfax Planning District #11 area. This
motion was seconded by Mr. Wilson.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Frederick County Planning Commission does hereby recommend
approval of the amendment to Chapter 21 of the Frederick County Code, Zoning Ordinance,
Article IX, Business and Industrial Zoning District, Section 9 -1-4, Light Industrial (M1) to
include Human Service Centers, including pre- release residential programs, as an allowed use;
and Article 1II, Supplementary Use Regulations, Section 3 -23, listing the following conditions:
1. This use shall be located on a minimum of five acres.
2. This use shall not be located in a planned /platted industrial park.
3. This use shall be served by public water and sewer.
4. All structures associated with this use shall comply with the on -site buffer requirements
specified in Section 3- 12 -4.1 of the Frederick County Zoning Ordinance.
5. The floor area for residential uses shall be secondary to the outpatient office floor area.
6. The maximum number of residents shall not exceed 24 persons.
7. A residential manager shall be on duty 24 hours daily.
8. The pre- release program would only be for drug and alcohol offenders.
9. Participants would only be released from the Lord Fairfax Planning District #11 area.
The vote on this amendment was:
YES (TO APPROVE): Thomas, Wilson, DeHaven, Light
NO: Golladay, Copenhaver, Carper
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CANCELLATION OF JUNE 17 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
Upon motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Wilson, the Commission
unanimously agreed to cancel their next regularly scheduled meeting on June 17, 1992.
ADJOURNMENT
No further business remained to be discussed and the meeting adjourned at 8:55
p.m. by unanimous vote.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert W. Watkins, Secretary
Jame W. Golladay, Jr., Cha' n
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
BACK CREEK DISTRICT
PERMIT NUMBER
NAME -
033 -74
Earl Armel - Mobile Home Park
050 -75
Dowling Co., Inc. - Off Site Sign
068 -76
Betty Peacemaker - Beauty Shop
004 -77
Emory Wilson - Small Engine Repair
006 -77
Ralph W. Poe - Campground
018 -78
Francis & Helen Kowalski -
Antique Shop
022 -78
Round Hill Ruritan Club - Sign
012 -79
Alfred L. & Annie Jane Hicks -
Wheel Balancing Shop
015 -79
Loring R. Nail - Lawnmower Sales
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021 -79
Ralph W. Poe - Campground, Motorhome,
Trailer Sales
003 -80
Albert & Sandra Pcore - Public Garage
008 -80
Melvin E. Nail - Fix -It Shop
010 -80
Ralph & Veronica Machotka - Sign Shop
025 -80
Robert S. Hawkins - Public Garage
009 -81
Margaret Brown - Beauty Shop
013 -81
Patricia A. Abbott - Beauty Shop
002 -84
Raymond R. Lickliter, Sr. - Kennel
012 -86
John 0. Hahn - Re- establish a Legal
Nonconforming Use
011 -87
Ann Marie Beach - Beauty Salon
005 -88
Raymond E. Brill - Sand Mine
006 -88
Gary Ray Hunt - Motorcycle Repair
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and Sales
008 -88
Steven P. Williams - Equipment Sales
ROUTE NUMBER
608
11S
628
652
1317
50W
50W
628
50W
50W
600
614
621
622
652
616
611
621
652
603
50W
50W
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Back Creek District CUP List
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003 -89
Keplinger Repair Service - Garage
654
and Repair Facility
011 -89
Richard L. & Margaret Goodwin -
50W
Public Garage
006 -90
Gregory Investments - Recreational
11S
Facility /Golf Driving Range
008 -90
Cacapon Valley Child Care Center-
50W/704
Community Center /Child Care
011 -90
Allen E. Rogers - Lawn Care Office
I 620
and Warehouse
001 -91
Clifton Brill - Fish Hatchery
604
003 -91
Marietta & Kim Walls - Veterinary
622
Office and Hospital
I
006 -91
Alice V. Burleson - Silk Flower
Shawneeland •
Arrangements
007 -91
Charles Munneke - Off Premise Sign
115
008 -91
Ray George - Machine Shop
600
011 -91
Larry Earhart - Truck Repair Service
631
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
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GAINESBORO DISTRICT
PERMIT NUMBER
NAME ROUTE NUMBER
010 -74
Frederick County Fruit Growers
522N
Ag. Workers Housing
002 -78
Lake Holiday Country Club - Sign I
522N
006 -78
Edward T. & Carol B. Place -
654
Auction House
009 -78
Joseph A. Helsley - Auction House
690
010 -78
Jack and Donna Black - Fruit Market
50W
001 -79
Robert E. DeHaven - Country Grocery
522N
005 -80
Wayne & Betty J. Kerns -
692
Public Garage
011-80
Charles W. Omps (Ralph Poe) -
50W
Off Site Sign
I
005 -81
Charles A. Strother, Sr. - Used Car
654
Parts and Sales
018 -81
Elmer H. Lauck - Public Garage
522
010 -82
Joseph s. & Lynda DuBose - Garage
522N
Farm Equipment and Auto Repair
015 -82
Peter G. & Crystal M. Dassler -
50W
Construction & Sales of Utility Bldgs.
018 -82
Jacob Puffenberger - Public Garage
696
010 -83
Talbert F. DeHaven, Jr. - Gun Shop
608
006 -84
Phillip E. Wine - Public Garage
692
007 -84
Shenadoah Valley Oil Co. -
522N
Service Station
004 -85
Glenn C. Whitacre - Sawmill, Type B
127
008 -85
Charles E. Cochran, Jr. - Small
1 654
Engine Repair /Outdoor Equip. Sales
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002 -86
Kenneth Reed, Jr. - Sign
Fox Dr.
007 -86
Ronald J. DeHaven - Public Garage
522N
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Gainesboro
District CUP List
Page 2
008 -86
Robert & Jeanne Spaid - Antique Shop
50W
002 -87
Janet Bissell - Dog Kennel
522N
004 -87
Wray D. & Darlene T. Kimmel -
522N
Boarding Kennel
009 -87
Lloyd R. Renner - Off Premise Sign
522N
010 -87
C. Joe Lizer - Off Premise Sign
522N
012 -87
ADG,Inc. - Commercial Outdoor
694
Recreation Center "AKA"
017 -87
Douglas L. Owens - Country General
50W
Store /Gas Pumps /Private Residence
018 -87
Theodore P. Hoover - Public Garage
654
and Body Shop
003 -88
Westminister - Canterbury - Sign
522N
007 -88
Ronald E. Gordon - Automobile Repair
789
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011 -88
Holt Corporation - Radio Station
50W
001 -89
Charles & Nancy Thompson - Garden
739
Supplies and rentals
004 -89
William E. Gill - Heating and Air
852
Conditioning business
005 -89
John E. & Delphia J. Shelly -
522N
Retail Sales and Groceries
012 -89
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Charles & Dolores Middleton - Cj
522N
VCR Repair Shop
013 -89
Richard Dale & Merle D. Kerns -
600/690
Country General Store
014 -89
Robert R. Sheehan, Jr. - Sign Shop
50W
007 -90
Roger Lee Jenkins - Auto Repair
608
Garage
016 -90
Christopher Chisholm & Stephanie
522N
Slonaker - Dog Grooming
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018 -90
Ernest W. Creek - Public Garage
701
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Gainesborc
District CUP List
Page 3
004 -91
Luther H. Combs
- Auto Repair w/o
654
Body Repair
005 -91
Leda J. Lizer -
Beauty Salon
789
009 -91
Otis Goodwin -
"Outreach to Asia"
522N
Office
012 -91
Roger & Betty DeHaven
- Well Drilling
682
Business
013 -91
Dick Ballenger
- Off Premise Sign
522N
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
OPEQUON DISTRICT
PERMIT NUMBER
NAME ROUTE NUMBER
018 -74
Ray VanDyke, T. G. Adams -
636
Forest Lake Mobile Home Park
019 -74
Leslie Mogle - Bike Shop
647
034 -75
National Trust for Historic
727
Preservation, Mobile Homes
005 -77
James K. Cornell, Battle of Cedar
11S
Creek Campground
020 -78
James L. & Donna Powell, Auto
11S
Repair and Body Shop
004 -80
Ernest C. Layman, Public Garage
11S
019 -80
Richard J. Scherzinger, Small
179 Meadow
Engine Repair
020 -80
M. Lucy Luttrel & Ruth A. Whetzel,
628
Antique Shop
022 -80
Thomas & Barbara Conrad, Convalescent
11S
and Nursing Home
024 -80
Lawrence Johnson, Shoe Repair Shop
277
008 -82
Gilbert C. Mills, Sawmill
522
016 -82
John H. Wert, Gas Station
11S
012 -83
James Lofton, CB Repair & Install
277
006 -85
Iva H. Petre, Grocery Store
11S
012 -85
Raymond W. Davis, Jr., Clothing
522
and Misc. Retail Sales
003 -86
Richard S. Russell, Used Car
11S
Display
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Opequon District CUP List
Page 2
013 -87
Holiday Motel, Motel Sign
11 & 627
014 -87
Roger L. Mogle, Small Engine
647
Repair
016 -87
Harry A. Downard, Farm Supply Sales
842
002 -89
Thomas J. Gillespie, Auto Repairs
522
017 -89
Richard A. Keeler, Convenience Store
11S & 634
001 -90
Roy & Patricia Beatty - Garage and
body repair
11
015 -90
Kenneth D. & Theresa Kovack - Office
1041
and Workshop
017 -90
White Oak Trading Post - Country
277
Store and Campground
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SHAWNEE DISTRICT
PERMIT NUMBER
NAME ROUTE NUMBER
007 -74
Orrlick Cemetary - Cemetary
656
040 -75
Boyd Unger - Gift Shop
5225
023 -78
Charles W. Bush - Bookkeeping
779
011 -79
Ervin D. & Margie Nates - Home
657
Occupation /Day Care
024 -79
Dr. Robert Kapp - Replace Mobile Home
Dodge Ave.
025 -79
Powlen Equipment Co. - Construction
728
Equipment Distribution and Sales
001 -81
Gary A. Wygal - Income Tax Service
744
002 -81
Robert Ziegler, Inc. - Off Site Sign
7E
008 -81
Wesley L. Spangler - Antique Shop
50E
007 -82
Stephen & Sue Culbert - Silk Flower
657
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005 -83
Michael D. Hockman - Ambulance Service
5225
001 -85
John W.H. & Gloria M. Collins -
645
Public Garage
005 -85
David E. & Nancy M. Ritter -
1225
Consignment Shop
007 -85
Timber Ridge Ministeries Inc. -
522S
Radio Station
004 -86
Ronald M. Mowbray - Mobile Home
642
005 -86
Orville R. Comer - Excavation Business
5225
009 -86
Charles A. Mercer - Gas Pumps
7E
006 -87
R. Thomas & Carolyn G. Malcolm -
657
Beauty Shop
006 -89
Kathryn M. Perry - Open Mine Shale Pit
50E
010 -89
Nicholas P. Turner - Landscape & Lawn
1 645
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Shawnee District CUP List
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018 -89
Lake Centre (Dave Holiday) - Day Care
642
Facility
020 -89
Ann Riddle - Beauty Parlor
644
003 -90
Mariette Zucchi - Day Care Center
5225
009 -90
Edwin & Laura Stewart - Wood Craft
50E
Business
012 -90
Warren D. Golightly - Tax and
723
Bookkeeping Service office
019 -90
Michelle Brogger - Catering Service
847
002 -91
Larry A. Welsh - Public Garage With
645
Body Repair
010 -91
John Murtagh - Office
645
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
STONEWALL DISTRICT
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PERMIT NUMBER
NAME ROUTE NUMBER
026 -74
Stanford & Inge Co. - Off Site Sign
11 &I -81
055 -76
National Advertising Co. - Sign
7 &I -81
009 -77
Margaret A. Carter - Beauty Shop
661
014 -78
Marcus W. Reid - Antique Shop
672
017 -78
Frederick County Fair Assc. -
11N
Camping, etc.
019 -78
Linwood Heironimus, Jr. - CB /Scanner
672
and Misc. Sales
003 -79
Union Hall, IAMAW Local 2335 - Union
11N
Hall
004 -79
Eston L. Keeler - Antique Shop
672
005 -79
Eston L. Keeler - Sign
672
010 -79
David Grim - Home occupation/
11N
Photography
017 -79
Denny's Inc. - Off Site Sign
7E
016 -81
Bernard & Sally McClung - Model Home
739
003 -82
Jerry & Cathy Harris - TV /Video Rental
661
005 -82
Lloyd & Carolyn Roberts - Beauty Shop
1208
020 -82
Joseph C. Smith - Commercial Sign
11N
002 -83
Glenwood Nicholson - Sign
522N
003 -83
Chester S. Webber - Small Engine
661
Repair
004 -83
Marvin D. Hoffman - Saw Sharpening
721
Shop
008 -83
R.D. Brown (Bauserman Oil) - Off
I -81
Site Signs
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004 -84
Wayne M. Brandt, III - Welding Shop
664
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Stonewall District CUP List •
Page 2
008 -84
Nerangis Enterprises Inc. - Off
11N
Site Sign
009 -84
Merle L. & Mary A. Swartz - Candy
11N
Making and Sales
002 -85
Charles W. & Adriennel L. Schnabel -
670
Art Studio
009 -85
Nansford, Houston, DeWeese - Small
Greenfield
Woodstain Packaging
013 -85
Roger Fitzwater - Public Garage
Warner
001 -86
Cheryl L. Anderson - Kennel
836
Ammended: 10/24/90 - Expansion
013 -86
Joseph C. Smith - Group Adult
7E
Retirement Home
007 -87
Regency Lakes Associates - Off
7E
Site Sign
008 -87
Regency Lakes Associates - Off
7E
Site Sign
004 -88
Joseph C. Smith - Adult Home
7E
013 -88
Cheryl Anderson - Off Site Sign
11N &836
008 -89
Health Equity Resources of
1025 PA
Winchester, Inc. - Addition to
Avenue
Personal Care Home
019 -89
Joanne R. Happ - Art Studio
661
002 -90
Carl C. Ay, Jr. - Colonial Farms
11N
Nursery.
004 -90
Shirley Wilson - Cottage Occupation
11N
and Sign
005 -90
Winchester Skating Center -
7E
Off Premise Sign
020 -90
Vickie Patterson - Artist Studio
670
014 -91
Robert & Mary Turben - Locksmith
522N
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