The Commissioners informed the residents that any question regarding septic systems had to be addressed by the State Board of Health. Other concerned Fredericksburg residents raised issues regarding the former restrictive covenant. Former owner, Jerry Nalley had drawn up a restrictive convenant, that according to surrounding residents, was quite specific regarding what could be built on the land. Due to these specific restrictions, residents had not opposed the approval of the division of the land. However, since ownership has changed hands, residents complained that the former restrictive covenant has been changed, and been made more lenient without approval.
Commissioners plan to talk with the current owner of the land, at their next meeting.
The former restrictive covenant may still be in effect, however, County Attorney, Jay Allen, informed those present, that land owners are free to put their own restrictions, either lenient or strict. The Commissioners are only free to control land when issues of safety, and access to highways become problems. The Commissioners will hold their next meeting April 16. Debbie Campbell turns in resignation to County Comissioners Mayor Doug Campbell's wife, Debbie Campbell, officially turned in her resignation at the Commissioner's Monday meeting. Campbell sited problems with Commissioner Dale McKinley as being the major reason for her resignation.