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	Name:	Patrick J -
	Subject:	Future winter levels
	Date:	2/24/2008 2:24:02 PM

Thank you for your answer. I'm not an engineer or a flood control expert, but it seems to me the fall / winter seasons are the driest we have. In a normal year we receive most of our rain during the spring and summer when the lake is between 487 to 490. I don't see where a winter pool level of 483 from November to February would hurt anything or make a difference in flood control efforts. I don't see why they can't lower it to 483 by the end of November and leave it there until the middle of March.

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