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	Name:	waterph -
	Subject:	Still pumping
	Date:	2/23/2009 8:38:47 PM

I sure do wish I had one of those "non-seasonal" lots that everybody talks about where the water level never changes year round. I wish I knew how APC managed part of Smith Lake in this manner. I'll bet that those who have "non seasonal" lots are might proud that they bought them. They must be very smart people.

I also wish that somebody would issue warrants for these "money hungry" developerss on Smith Lake. How dare a person invest his money for the purpose of making a profit. I'll bet that the only reason that these few want high water level is so that they can make millions on their "seasonal" lots. Current property owners should be ashamed if they make a profit when they sell their property.

I'm sure that 95% of the "seasonal" property owners do not want good water levels year round. It's much better when the level shifts from 510 to 496. We are able to see stumps, sand bars, rocks, etc that we would not be able to see if the water level stayed above 502.

I'm so thankful that I was one of the chosen few that APC has allowed to spend their hard earned money to buy "seasonal" property and construct a house on Smith Lake. Should us "seasonal" property owners show sorrow for any comments that have been made in the past that were critical of water management practices by APC? How dare us "seasonal" lot owners to be so naive. We need to be thankful what we are allowed to be on the lake.