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cations. But the issue was not settled, and the committee wrote the ordinance to maintain restrictions on sludge in Rappahannock while working within state rules.

Commonwealth’s Attorney Peter Luke said Monday that the stickiest part of the new ordinance is that it depends on having a local monitor for testing sludge samples and reviewing the appropriateness of application sites.

He said Rappahannock is too small to justify hiring a full-time employee to do that work, so the county will need to find another county with which to share a monitor.

County Administrator John McCarthy said he will introduce the proposed * ordinance to the Board of Supervisors at its monthly meeting on May 7. The supervisors will discuss it at their June gathering and a public hearing will be advertised for citizens to voice their support for or opposition to the new rules, McCarthy said.

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