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Kappahannock critics of the plat) say that their county is paying tflJJ dearly for the privilege; Fauquigr observers say that this county is be* ing short-changed on t lie deal. 2
Bingham is in a unique positij® on the debate; as Fauquier’s sogjj waste manager, he is also a member
of the Rappahannock Board of SSj* pervisors. 2
“Basically, in all honesty, I hjgl absolutely nothing to do with it,” said on Monday. “That was worked out with [Rappahannock County aX ministratorj John McCarthy afiS [Fauquier County administrate® Bob Lee and my boss Willis l Rigdon]. I am in a conflict of interest situation. 2
“The people of Rappahannc© are accusing me of bringing the g® bage down here because folks heee needed the money, and the peopfe down here are saying because he’aHa solid waste manager he let th$n bring their garbage. I honestly hjftl nothing to do with it,” Bingham saw.
“The way it is set up right now ». it’s good for both counties. If tfle price goes up, it won’t be forRapjjghannock; they just can’t afford it, and they would be better off to bi»M their own,” he said. ^
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