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	Name:	DDA -
	Subject:	Rising Lake Level
	Date:	5/7/2013 8:52:06 AM

I'm with Flounder. I understand our purpose for flood control, but I can't understand how Neely Henry can be down 3' from when the rain event began, and down 5' from Summer pool while Logan continues to go higher.

The variance being pursued to raise the winter pool will make the lake more usable and prettier to look at than muddy shorelines, but having a couple foot head start on Spring flooding when the 'powers that be' don't seem to care is a recipe for disaster.