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connections or 25 users for it least six months of the year, were taken by Dr. James Williams, the developer of Rappahannock Lakes who continues to maintain ownership of the roads, the lakes, and several unimproved lots, including the site of the original well for the subdivision. This monitoring “was not up to what was requested” by the Health Department, and after March 1980 the records show no water sampling reports at all, Mr. Burner told the BZA.
The absence of test data came after samples in the fall of 1979 showed contamination of the water by fecal coliform. Exercising jurisdiction over the water system, which then had 28 service connections, the Health Department subsequently ordered a suspect spring downhill from a septic field disconnected and the primary well dug 60 feet deeper and a new pressure
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