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	Name:	waterph -
	Subject:	Does ph stand for . . .
	Date:	4/23/2008 9:05:44 AM

SLISASUCKS

You continue to amaze me with your statements. Everything is about SLISA and a few people wanting to turn a profit. What about the other 99% who are not developers and want water level minimums?

Since you are not interested in making a profit on your property, I going to make you a deal. I'll buy your property for $100 and then you can say that you are not like a developer and are not interested in making a profit on your investment. Being a developer is apparently a bad word in your vocabulary. .

Since you are interested in preserving water quality, I'm sure that you would admonish Alabama Power for waiting so long to install emission control systems at the Gorgas Plant. Do you think that Alabama Power is interested in making a lot of money for their investors. You bet your bippy. That is their primary objective.