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that program elements and activities for treatment are owned, operated,, and maintained by the RME, which removes the property owner from responsibility for the system. This program is analogous to central sewerage and provides the greatest assurance of system performance in the most sensitive of environments.
It appears that Management Model 1: “Homeowner Awareness” applies to most of Rappahannock County, as conventional septic systems are widely used here. Management Model 2 and Model 3 are suited to those septic systems with more complex treatment capabilities, or where mote critical public health and water quality issues are involved.
The Town of Washington, with a possible decentralized “package” wastewater treatment system in the future, might be a candidate for Management Model 4: “Responsible Management Entity (RME) Operation and Maintenance.”
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