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for the Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority after receiving assurances from chairman Carson Johnson that the Authority didn’t need the balance of last year’s “front moeny” appropriated for the Sperryville sewer project. “Hopefully, the $20,000 (in county funds already expended for the project) can be repaid,” Johnson added.

The health department request slid painlessly from $75,000 to $28,000. Clerk Diane Bruce explained that the figure included in the first draft of the county’s 1983-84 budget had been relayed by a secretary over the telephone. The amount was off by $37,000, Bruce said, an error that was corrected when the health department’s written request was turned in this week.

48 Cent Rate

The $233,000 reduction in proposed expenditures equals approximately ten cents on the tax rate, pushing the proposed levy advertised for 1983-84 down from 58 to 48 cents. One cent on the rate generates approximately $22,000 in revenue, according to accountant Wally Cox. He reported that the 48 cent rate with expen

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