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ogy studies. A site plan has to be developed. You have to come up with operational procedures and erosion controls. You must have a monitoring program approved by the State Water Control Board,” he said, explaining that the SWCB could require up to five test wells for taking groundwater samples as well as a plan for monitoring water quality in any nearby streams.
“It takes time, lots of time,” he noted, adding that all plans must be submitted in triplicate to him for final evaluation and approval.
Mr. Forman said that during more than 20 years of monitoring solid waste disposal,^ no other locality in his jurisdiction has put itself in Rappahannock’s predicament.
“This is worse than being between a rock and a hard place. This is the pits!” he maintained. Mr. Forman noted that the supervisors had been repeatedly forewarned of the diminishing capacity at the county’s privately owned and operated landfill. “They walked right into this!”
He recalled that another county in his monitoring area got “caught
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