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wrote it another." he said, reporting that if Sperryville's grant application has been misclassifted. then the project would receive a guarantee for funding in the next cycle under Housing and Community Development regulations.
Proceed?
In the meantime. Dennis asked, where does the WSA go next with the plans for the Sperryville sewer system?
"I don't think we have a w hole lot of choice—if w e can pursue this thing without throwing a whole lot of money into the effort...I think we should refile in March.” Estes replied. “It would be foolish not to do it again."
Latham said he thought the Health Department should be asked to reevaluate the situation in Sperryville. "Eve been hearing for 15 years that it's a health hazard." He added that it would be hard to justify putting additional county money into the sewer project without getting any returns. "It will be hard to keep our colleagues with us behind the wheel." Latham noted to Estes.
Capelle interjected that the planning district office will handle refiling the grant application at no cost (if the effort is successful, the planning district would be reimbursed with grant funds).
If the second round fails, Estes asked, will the countv be repaid its investment through the sale of the WSA’s property intended as a site for the sewage treatment plant?
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