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cleaning up the state's number five health hazard, went off track with cancellation or deferment of federal grants last winter and then back on track in September with a revised design and $1,417,000 from EPA tentatively allocated for construction in FY '83.
The county's Water and Sewer Authority also won support from the Rappahannock supervisors for a try at obtaining additional funds, a maximum of $175,000, from the state's new economic development block grant program.
5. Washington’s Water—First trying a water witch and then the more scientific services of a state geologist, the town of Washington finally located a gusher to replace the old town well after continuing drought brought water tables to record lows and left taps d y in January and July of mi.
But even its 150 gallon per minute flow hasn't solved all of Washington's waterrelated problems. The dry well ending up running the treasury dry as well and last month, the town council voted to borrow $6,000 from the bank to pay bills for constructing the new well house, installing the well and connecting pumps and pipe
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