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residents and suggested “a series of work sessions open to the public-* be held to “dig apart" the finance model and come up with something more “palatable** to homeowners.
At its meeting on Nov. 12. the council approved a $4 million bond for the project, and as town attorney John Bennett remarked at the time, the project had become law and the town was committed. There were perhaps three or four town residents in attendance.
At the Dec. 10 public hearing, the council was asked by the Rappahannock News just how much time was actually available to hold these sessions given that certain deadlines were drawing near The Department of Environmental Quality expects the loan to be finalized soon, and construction is expected to commence with the beginning of the new year. Bennett replied that there really wasn't that much time, that
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