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would have no place to dump the trash.
By late June, the landowners adjoining Mr. Clark’s property had joined the fray, threatening through attorney David Konick to sue the county if assurances were not given that the extension granted by the state would, in fact, be the final one, and that a new site would be found by July 1,1987.
By late July, Mr. Forman reported that “everything’s fine” with the emergency extension plan submitted to the state, but repeated his assertion that there would be no more extension. Meanwhile, the supervisors had passed a resolution affirming their intent to close the Clark site by July 1,1987.
In September, the board announced that Lee Partnerships had applied for state approval to operate a landfill on property owned by the Lee family off the Fodderstack Road between Washington and Flint Hill.
A public hearing to hear comments on the proposal produced a
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