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The final design plan submitted for Rappahannock’s proposed landfill meets current and contemplated regulations and standards, and then goes beyond them to achieve a greater measure of environmental protection, according to engineer Leonard Joyce.
“The committee in Amissville has accomplished a lot, in my opinion,” noted Supervisor Charles Estes, in reference to the Jackson District Citizens Committee which has opposed the use of the site as a municipal landfill. “Because of them, the board has taken a deeper look into the possible hazards.’’ ' The plans for development of the s TOO-acre Stover tract near Amissville were delivered to the Department of Solid Waste Management in Richmond last Tuesday and an engineer started review that afternoon. “’rhis is a priority project for the review process,” said Mr. Joyce. * He told the Rappahannock supervisors at last Wednesday’s special meeting that the state’s decision on the landfill permit application could come within two weeks to a month. “Based on the conversation
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