If the education theorists would hold the line for a while, renovation costs probably would be reduced. Collection of Impact fees needs to be approved as soon as possible. I believe our schools are going to collapse under their own weight or student loads. This is the second lawsuit filed in 2001 by Loudoun citizens to protect their drinking water from contamination by a known health hazard. The 1st was filed in response to the proposed development of the former Frazer Farm-now Fawn Meadow.
Nitrates are colorless, odorless and tasteless.
They remain in water for long periods and are difficult and expensive to remove. Private wells and springs are connected by underground aquifers. It is expected that other citizens may file lawsuits in the future to protect their drinking water. Rae H. Ely, Esq. Cities from ancient times have always had traffic when they were healthy.