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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
“This is one time when if you act slowly, you’re not going to make anybody mad,” said John Clark, advising the supervisors to hold another hearing before they act to rescind the county’s moratorium against land application of sludge from outside Rappahannock.
In apparent agreement, the four board members at Wednesday’s public hearing listened but took no action.
Opponents of sludge spreading are few but loud and adamant in their arguments. Citing health and environmental threats, they questioned the State Water Control Board’s ability to enforce sludge
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