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RappFLOW with bad addresses. Of the 1,100 remaining, 157 were sent back filled out.
As an incentive to survey recipients, Rappflow' offered a free aerial photo of their property for returned surveys.
The surveys were intended to discover what about their local watershed interested or worried recipients, how involved they were with preservation efforts, and to determine the need for public education on-watershed issuesThe
surveys were initially mailed out on January 30, and the report Hunter gave the planning commission was intended only to be preliminary.
She and RappFLOW are still analyzing the data. However, even at this early stage some interesting trends have emerged.
Eighty-three out of the 157 selected “an adequate supply of good drinking water” as among the water issues that concern them the most, while only 30 chose “sediment in streams and ponds,” an issue that RappFLOW and other Rappahannock environmental groups have tried to
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