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Environment
The Brown, Craig and Marsh Run TMDL plan has been finalized and is waiting approval from EPA.  Once approved, it will be implemented through the John Marshall Soil & Water Conservation District for agriculture and through the Health Department for the residential and commercial areas.  Several farmers along Marsh run have already completed the Best Management Practices [BMP] identified in the plan. Check our Waterways page for a link to the Rappahannock Rapidan Regional Commission (RRRC)  website where copies of the draft plan and prior meeting presentations and status of follow-on activities are available.
Raymond Farm Developer Seeks to Side Step Critical Commitment for Development Approval Made in 2003 - Raymond Farm LC is seeking an amendment to the conditions of their Special Exception approval which would greatly increase the County's liability risk for the Raymond Farm community wastewater treatment system.  The Planning Commission forwarded this request to the Board of Supervisors on 29 April 2010 with a recommendation to deny this request. The Board of Supervisors extended their August 12th Public Hearing on this item for up to 90 days.  CFFC supports the Planning Commissions recommendation.  See our analysis on our Raymond Farms Wastewater page. 
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This page reflects the efforts of CFFC's Environmental Resoures Committee. The mission statement is on the Environmental Resources Committee Page.

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Map of Browns, Craig, and Marsh Run
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