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Quality in Culpeper, which is responsible for monitoring all community water systems, said Rappahannock Lakes no longer met the criteria, but couldn’t explain what had changed or when. v
Mr. Hur had a variance; however, without the assurances from the Health Department, the variance couldn’t be acted upon. To break the deadlock, the board asked not only Mr. Lockhart but other regional health officials to attend last Friday’s special meeting.
And this time, the answers—at least to the specificquestion posed by Mr. Hur’s lot—came quickly.
Earlier, Mr. Hur had reported that the subdivision’s central water system, inadequate to serve the households already connected, couldn’t take any more taps. Instead, he proposed to use the ungrouted well on his property; however, at 65 feet from the septic field, it was short of the Health Department’s 100-foot minimum separation distance between an ungrouted well and a septic field.
And according to Mr. Hur, a drilling rig couldn’t be positioned anywhere else on the exceptionally narrow lot
See VARIANCE, p. 16
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