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two years ago by Buchart-Hom, a Williamsburg engineering firm. ) “As they went around, they - weren’t able to get in some of the - places and really see exactly what they 5 had,” Johnson said. “Since they l couldn’t get in, they could only say that 1 some of the places might need electrif cal upgrading. ” Dennis said that some of the information could be wrong, but that an electrician will have to judge whether or not a house’s system will pass the electrical code. “That brings up another question,” said Jenkins. “Who will have the final say on whether or not someone needs electrical upgrading if I say as an electrician that they don’t need any work?” Dennis replied that the question 1 would have to be answered later: “We 1 are building this project primarily with federal grant monies, and we’re going to have to satisfy whoever we satisfy when the EPA inspects it,” Dennis said. “My guess is that it will be the county electrical inspector.” Cilimberg said that work could u have been done on some of the houses ; since the survey was done. He said - that an answer to Jenkins’ questions s would be found as soon as possible. “We have a lot of letters out there and a lot of people who think that they have to need to have something done or are I wondering what needs to be done, and I all I can answer to that is what’s in the summary statement (of the engineering survey) that says that there (Please see Page 18)

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