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THE INDUSTRIAL, governmental and domestic demand being placed on the sanitary facilities supplied by Prince William County is indeed a challenge. The need for a reliable source of water in adequate quality and quantity and the need for acceptable methods of waste disposal is a most pressing one, not only in Prince William County but also for Fairfax, Arlington and Loudoun Counties, plus the Cities of Alexandria and Fairfax.
The water quality of the Potomac River at Washington and the upstream use of these waters to supply the needs of the Washington Metropolitan Area has already received considerable attention from the Congress as well as from the Executive Branch.
The demand for sanitary facilities to meet the needs of the Northern Virginia and Maryland areas can be best supplied from a combination of facilities along the Potomac* arid the Rappahannock Rivers. These water supply needs have
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