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This capital outlay program initially featured a “prefab” gymnasium but brick-and-mortar construction was substituted at the request of the supervisors who subsequently approved an application for a $1.5 million state literary loan to fund the expansion project. The money is expected to be released next week. Then the School Board has 60 days to put the work out for bids; if the project isn’t underway within that time limit, Rappahannock goes back to • the bottom of the literary loan funding list, with a wait of another two years until money again becomes available.
But before the bids can be let, the Board of Supervisors must vote to accept the loan and then amend the county budget to show the revenue and the expenditure. In early October, the
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