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(Continued from Page 1) would lay in the dry river bed. Second, residents were concerned that inadequately treated waste, the result of poor maintenance of the proposed septic system, may enter the waterway.

Moore noted that the sewage would not be raw, but treated. Snead added, “We’d be very, very careful in what we did there.”

In regard to the dry ditch situation, Moore said, “In hot weather, certain amounts will evaporate, certain amounts will be taken away. As time goes on, it will break down.”

More questions resulted. “Can it seep into subterranean waters?” one resident asked. Echoing concerns about possibilities of groundwater contamination, Mayor Newbill Miller cautioned Snead of fault lines in Harris Hollow. The mayor also noted the town’s inabil

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