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By PAUL McFARLANE
Rappahannock News staff writer
Rappahannock County Supervisors have been asked to consider a plan to truck the county’s solid waste to landfills in other counties or pay to have it burned in Harrisonburg.
It was the recommendation of the Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee, a volunteer group studying trash disposal of Rappahannock, that Supervisors “immediately” reach an agreement with another county to accept this county’s trash for the next five years.
The county landfill, the dumping place of some 14 tons of trash a day, is
92.6%