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	Name:	Bill -
	Subject:	WATER LEVELS
	Date:	1/11/2009 11:48:58 AM

It's really pretty simple.

Someone tell me why... WHY... APCOs customers that do not own property on Smith Lake should have their rates raised just so that small minority of people can have year round water on a lake that most of them (APCO customers) probably can't afford and would love to be able to have the money to own?

Jared, I'd like to hear your answer to the following question.

Tell me why APCO should NOT use their resources (Smith Lake Reservoir) to cool the Gorgas plant instead of spending millions and millions of dollars to build cooling towers to do the same thing?

Don't you think it is good that a corporation is looking out for their customers? That seems like the kind of company I'D like to do business with.

Don't you think that the majority of the customers of APCO and of course their shareholders appreciate that they are using their resources wisely and saving them money?

If I had tons of shares of Alabama Power Company stock I certainly would not be happy if they spent tons of money to do something that they could do without spending that money.

Maybe they're really not out to screw the people of Smith Lake. Maybe they're just a corporation that is looking out for their customers and the people who invest in them.

Did you ever consider that?