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A representative from the federal Environmental Protection Agency will be in Sperryville today, January 27, to take an inperson look at the site where $1.4 million in EPA money is slated to be spent for construction of a sewer system.
At the Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority’s meeting last Monday night. Bob Dennis reported on an exchange of correspondence between EPA and the State Water Control Board which apparently prompted the visit.
In a letter dated December 15, Jim Kern of EPA’s Philadelphia office posed questions which arose after he reviewed the facilities plan fpr the long-delayed Sperryville project.
(EPA review and approval of design must come before the $1.4 million construction grant earmarked by the Water Control Board for Sperryville can be released. As a result of the county’s failure to win a $478,193 block grant in the past funding cycle, deemed necessary to bring monthly user fees down to a range affordable to village residents, the $1.4 million allocated vfor the current
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