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William Donald noted that Savage had received the same letter from the health department that his wife handed out to the BZA members. "So why didn’t he bring the permits with him if he has them?” Donald asked, maintaining that Savage should have known the lack of permits cited in the letter would be an issue.
Gardiner reminded the audience that all testimony was under oath. “Perjury in this board meeting is the same as perjury in a court of law...If your testimony is not in accord with the truth, you could be prosecuted in a court of law," he warned.
Savage explained that the statement from Lawrence regarding lack of permits referred to the old camp meeting property on Waterloo Road in Culpeper County. He insisted that his group had approval for both the septic system and well on that land from Culpeper’s health department. In addition he said. NPEA has a permit for the original septic system at the Castleton site. Savage maintained that the only question lay in whether the Castleton system was capable of handling the additional load from camper hook-ups. He again volunteered that the system would be upgraded if it wasn’t satisfactory.
Gardiner asked why the NPEA delayed until April in applying for a special use permit after being told by the zoning administrator last year that one was required' for the campground.
Savage explained that McNear had advised them they could apply anytime between last year’s camp meeting and this year’s session.
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