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ice connections, and directed that the primary well be dug deeper.
By Feb. 1979, however, monitoring ceased, leading the engineers now working in the Division of Water Programs to conclude that Rap-' pahannock Lakes no longer met the standards for a community system as of that time. But the records do not show what led to the reclassification or who ordered it, and personnel then employed are no longer at the Culpeper office, according to engineer Joe Burner.
Association keeps system functioning
Dr. Williams, the original subdivider, still owns the roads, the common ground, the two lakes, and several lots at Rappahannock Lakes, including the one on which the community well is located. Usually, a homeowners’ association holds title to shared-use property, but in this
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