Culpeper supervisors direct staff to draft enforcement language for open-fires code
The board asked staff to draft amendments to Chapter 9 (open fires) to identify a lead enforcement agency—likely the sheriff or zoning administrator—and advertise a public hearing; supervisors said the change clarifies enforcement responsibility but does not alter substantive restrictions.
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The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 1 directed county staff to draft amendments to Chapter 9 of the Culpeper County Code to clarify which agency enforces open-fire regulations and to advertise a public hearing on the proposed edits.
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