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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
At the most recent meeting of the Water and Sewer Authority, member James E. Swindler II said that the dechlorinator has been installed and is operating. He explained that the building around it is not quite completed.
However, he said the WSA has run into an unexpected expense. As the dechlorinator was being installed changes were made from the plans submitted by the engineering firm that had drafted the plans and submitted them to the State Health Department.
Mr. Swindler said that each of the changes was checked with the engineering firm and had approval from the firm. The changes were suggested by plant operator Tim Falls to make access and service for the dechlorinator easier.
Mr. Swindler said the engineering firm had recently informed him that the State Health Department would require the firm to draw new plans to fit the system as it is now. The new plans would cost between $750 and $1,000. He said the engineering firm said the system as it currently exists is better than the system the firm designed. ,
WSA members Charles K. “Pete” Estes and Carson Johnson told Mr. Swindler to explore whether changing the system back to the one originally designed would
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