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system instead of the “new user” fee of $15,000 — to include the few existing structures in town which do not have current sewer and/or water hookups, including the county-owned Rappahannock Association for the Arts and Community <RAAC) theater (formerly Ki Theatre).
All Phase 1 assessments and easement applications, the council voted, now need to be in and accepted by the town by Monday, Oct. 26. New facilities must be constructed and online by Oct. 1, 2010.
Later in the meeting, the town agreed to waive water hookup fees for the Rappahannock Historical Society, which has paid to join the sewer system but, the society’s Judy Tole told the council, could not afford the required water hookup. The council voted to
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