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in a stop-gap measure aimea at buying time for the county’s privately owned and operated landfill, Rappahannock’s supervisors voted unanimously last Wednesday to remove two dumpsters at Slate Mills and Chester Gap.

“That should help our trash situation,” said Chairman Hubert Gilkey.

“It should extend the life of the landfill by months,” Supervisor Charles Estes noted. “We should have done this months ago.”

On an inspection last week, Robert Forman of the health department’s division of solid and hazardous waste management estimated the remaining life in the landfill on Clifton Clark’s property at 50 to 60 days and directed Mr. Clark to .

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