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tance using the survey results and th< electricians’ estimates.
Roy Jenkins, an electrician whi works part time in the county, at tended the meeting to ask questions af ter he made some electrical inspection for Sperryville residents. He said tha none of the six to eight homes he ha< inspected would need $600 worth o work done.
‘We have got to meet the federal and state requirements.’
—Dennis
Jenkins is an industrial electriciai who does electrical work in the are; during his spare time. He told th< WSA members that he had been callec by home owners in Sperryville who re ceived letters advising them that theii homes’ electrical systems do not meet the standards needed for septic pumps.
“The letters I’ve read, and i seems to be a standard letter, didn’ say why they were turned down,” Jen kins said. “I have checked two place: that I can’t see anything wrong.”
He said that he also checked seve ral others that will need work.
Jenkins asked that the WSA fine answers to questions about what kinc of pump will be used for each house ant other requirements. WSA membei Carson Johnson said that the prelimi nary inspection of the houses was dont
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