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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rvppiihannnock News Staff Writer
Several speakers from Rappahannock appeared at a public hearing held by the State Water Control Board in Culpeper last Thursday to consider a sewage discharge permit for a planned unit development called Longlea to be built on 859 acres belonging to the American Security Council near Boston.
The development will have up to 1,000 residential units and employ up to 1,150 service workers,
Bruce Clark, representing the developers, said the plan is for housing' for those at or nearing retirement age in a village setting w ith a golt course and shopping included.
Although speakers from Culpeper were about evenly divided between those who supported granting the permit and those who
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