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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON

Rappahannock INcwa Staff Writer

Whether or not the village of Sperryville will get its long delayed sewer system in the foreseeable future appears tied to a second question: will the Rappahannock board of supervisors apply for a community development bock grant and will the county be awarded those additional federal funds that can bring monthly user fees for a sewer system down to the $20 range the residents of Sperryville can afford?

At the Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority’s Monday night meeting, Bob Deimer of Buchart-Honn Associates, engineers for the Sperryville project, presented "best scenario” estimates on monthly user fees for the step collection system and

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