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tartn owners mtgnc sen their land for mwt “t think, if it goes mandatory. it won't be fences that are hi '* everywhere. it would be houses, roads ami schools** he said.
Massie. why is a former (uvtubvr of thy Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors. said thy controversy '‘puts local officials in a had spot * They may hear complaints from constituyntSv hut thy rivers cleanup effort is required by tevWral Clean Water Act standards and under control of state officials* so the county supervisors have httle to say about how the effort may evolve.
Officials of the Virginia Departments of Conservation & Recreation ami Environmental Quality want to hear from farmers, homeowners and other citizens on their views about the river clean up effort. fVw citizen* showed up at their initial Sept. 14 meeting on the subject, but they plan another meeting on Tuesday. Nov. lb. at Rappahannock County High School at 7 p*m.
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