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seeking a long-term agreement to take the county’s trash for disposal. The general response was “It’s your garbage. You solve your own problems,” he said.
Engineers conducted seismic and/or soil borings on four sites. Hurt and Profitt Inc. found the Lee Farm on the Fodderstack Road and the Saltonstall tract on Route 622 unusable for a landfill based on shallow soil to bedrock in the first instance and soil with insufficient clay content in the second.
Joyce Engineering’s seismic tests on the former Kuhn property, now owned by AWOW Partnership of Nokesville, between Ben Venue and Hillsdale, were not followed up with soil borings. The report filed by the Department of Waste Management’s regional consultant found this a ‘less desirable” site than the Stover tract since it lacked forest cover and had rock crops on the ridge crest, a general indication of shallow soil.
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