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“11 he says no. we would then reevaluate the situation. We’d try to find out why he says no,” the engineer added. ‘‘We’d probably advise of the numerous requirements for a present day public water system.
Simply hooking the two separate private systems together might result in enough connections or users to meet the Health Department’s definition of a public, community watei system, Mr. Burner noted. “But there’s been too much bad history to allow that to continue as it is,” he said, indicating that other revisions , and repairs would have to be accomplished.
In addition, if the permit isn’t revoked, the Health Department, which is to begin issuing permits for private water systems on Sept. 15. will refuse permits for private wells in Rappahannock Lakes, the position of local sanitarian Jack Lockhart being that the subdivision was approved with a public s>stem.
While County Administrator John McCarthy says the county doesn’t want to see private wells installed in Rappahannock Lakes, he takes issue with the contention that local government in any way “approved” the development or its water system.
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