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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
Staff members from the State Water Control Board recommended that the county Water and Sewer Authority pay an $8,000 fine for violations at the Sperryville sewer plant.
At a meeting with four members of the WSA, County Administrator John McCarthy, County Attorney Peter Luke, and Mike Kenna from Environmental Systems Services of Culpeper, in attorney Douglas Baumgardner’s office last Wednesday the SWCB representatives also recommended that the authority agree to a list of other requirements, chiefly for more detailed record keeping.
April Young and Lyle Collier from the northern regional office of the SWCB started the meeting by showing slides taken during their inspections of the plant on June 3 and July 7. The slides showed the outflow from the plant going into the Thornton River. ‘This shows a clear trail of solids, activated sludge from the improper operation of the plant," Ms. Young said. “There was a dis
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