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otaii uiau^co anu a ucai in ui iciuiub nave -. stymied the investigation into what prompted k the reclassification of the water system serving P Rappahannock Lakes subdivision. L; In 1979, Rappahannock Lakes had a commuI nity water system — one that serves 25 people k at least 60 days of the year or has at least 15
service connections. As such, the water was re/jUjiiired to be tested by the Health Department Jonce a month. In the fall of 1979, when tests • l showed fecal coliform in the water carried to the
28 residences on the system, the department’s ’ ’ Division of Water Programs in Culpeper ordered k a suspect spring downhill from a septic field disk connected and the primary well dug 60 feet k deeper and a new pressure switch installed.
Eleven years later, attention was again fok cused on the subdivision’s water system when, k as a condition for variances to sideyard and k frontyard setback distances sought by a prospec
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