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fracture traces pose, she said, adding thtft Fauquier’s board has also placed the proposed landfill on the agenda for its Dec. 1$) meeting. “So it’s not a dead issue, J’tyt sorry,” she said. f'
According to Mrs. Smith, the concern in Culpeper has been occasioned by a ne\y 230-foot well on Rt. 639 that brought ijp polluted water. Mrs. Early added that a private landfill on adjacent property isfatt* ing investigated as the possible source. the contamination.
Cost of testing a well for “hard polAit* ants” runs about $2,150, said Mrs. Smith', adding most homeowners can’t afford the expense. "That’s the reason why we’ve . worried about this landfill. Our main coh- • cerns are the fractures, the ground^*
(See LANDFILL, p. 18}
“Just make sure that ■J
this information is
filed — that wells are
being polluted
BEFORE our landfill
is in.” ; ’
—Newbill Miller
Supervisor
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