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listen to them. I offer to be a voice and listener, to let them know we are open to discussion, so they can feel that their opinion counts and not think that decisions are being made by a small group or one person.

“I want to be sure the town’s character is preserved, so people can be safe in town and keep it friendly, to have families come back here to live again and be able to afford to live here again.

“Town expansion and the wastewater problems are big issues that will make a big difference in our lives. We need to give consideration to what these issues mean. I don’t think wastewater is a really big problem. It can be dealt with. Each property owner should deal with it individually, to check out solutions. I’ve lived in Fairfax county. It’s your obligation as a property owner to deal with problems. (A monthly bill for sewage treatment) could be a hardship for older people on limited incomes.”

Steve Critzer

“Expansion is a dead issue. I’m opposed to the town getting involved in lawsuits, and if we attempt to expand town boundaries, that’s where we’re

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