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ing Koute 647, Mr. Dennis maintained that with “the magnitude of the debris problem in Northern Virginia,” the number of trucks hauling brush to Flint Hill will far exceed the number of trucks that once carried stone from the quarry.

He suggested that the Supervisors contact the Virginia Department of Waste Management regarding new regulations which would apply to privately owned landfills. At its inaugural meeting in late July, that department’s board approved emergency regulations which could cut the number of Virginia’s private landfills by more than half, according to Mr. Dennis. The new rules, which will take effect after approval by the governor, require dump owners to prove they have enough money to close the facilities after dumping operations cease. In many cases, owners will also be required to obtain liability insurance to pay for cleanup of pollution, Mr. Dennis noted.

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