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package treatment plant now proposed. “Under current Farmers Home Administration loan rates (of 12.25 percent), it will cost the residents of Sperryville $35.98 per month for sewer and I can tell you gentlemen, I wouldn’t like to pay $35 a month for sewer. That's very high,” Deimer' acknowledged.

The system currently proposed relies on individual water-tight, specially sealed septic tanks for the first stage of treatment. Liquids off the septic tanks will be pumped to the package plant for treatment and finally discharged into the Thornton River after purification. Solids left in the tanks are to be pumped out with approximately a third of the village covered every year on

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