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aRaa. But most of ns believe—as Jack fwitop noted in the same Noise ioeue aai the Safer end Johnson letters that if the standards we advocate had been need last time around the present landfill would not have been dumped into the Woodville site.
Then there ie the matter of “threatened” lawsuits, aa g-r**1*—n chargee. Is Eaatham really advfeing the Board, as he appears to be, to igncjre the experience of our neighbors and other communities in all this? Aa aqyone who has explored the wastemanagement issues should know, it has become all but axiomatic that damage suits are a virtual certainty when landfills are located in high-density residential areas where population disruption, traffic problems, pollution and land-value erosion are maximised.
Let me assure you we are not looking for an argument. We believe Rappahannock County, its people and itscharacterwillbebestservedbycitisen efforts to help the supervisors take a broad and reasoned approach to waste management We applaud and congratulate tha Board on tta apparent
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DELBERT PRICE
Chairman CCRC
Chairman
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