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Several new issues were raised * by Town Attorney Frank Reynolds, ■ following a meeting with Virginia Department of Health officials in his office last week. But the question that most vexed the council, as it has v done in several previous meetings, was how best to handle those subdivisions it has already approved under the current ordinance— subdivisions th*t may not meet new - standards once the 1992 Subdivision , Ordinance is approved.

In particular, requirements gov-* emingdrainfields were debated, and some of the Health Department issues raised by Mr. Reynolds also dealt with those requirements.

Two council members, Ray Gooch and Mr. Miller, both said they-v are strongly in favor of making sec„ endary drainfields mandatory for new subdivisions. But others, in* <■?.•.%*. , ■ ’i ■ y

See TOWN COUNCIL, p. A*6

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