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construct no more than two bathrooms in the dwelling and to close two of the four bathrooms in the old co-op. The WSA also noted that the connection to the septic field would be allowed only until (1) Sperryville's waste water treatment system is installed or (2) there is evidence of contamination of nearby wells.

Bill Fletcher, attorney for Smith, told the WSA last month that the seDtic field constructed at the old co-op in 1T18 was designed—and approved by the health department—to serve a daily population of 50-60 people, the approximate number of employees of the apple packing cooperative. Fletcher also reported that the health department would approve the Septic hook-up sought by Smith if the arrangement was first approved by the WSA.

Also at Monday's meeting, chairman Carson Johnson said he'd relayed a request to commonwealth’s attorney Douglas Baumgardner for a written outline of the authority's powers. Baumgardner has agreed to make copies of the relevant paragraphs in the Virginia Code for each WSA member. Johnson added, k

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