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	Name:	Maverick -
	Subject:	Thanks LTL - Been Busy
	Date:	7/18/2007 9:59:24 PM

Agree with all LTL comments and I am not a scientist as well, however from the research we have done in a short period of time water quality can also be effected by not have a constant flow though the lake, ie stagnant water. Best case scenario for a lakes ecosystem is to have constant inflow and outflow of water, that is a strong current to move the water and resupply oxygen to the ecosystem.

Again not a scientist or an expert, just from some quick research. Yes, I am sure the ecosystem will return to normal, but if the current trend continues and lets say the lake goes to 7-10 feet below normal winter levels that will not be the best case scenario for the ecosystem, fish habitats, water quality, wildlife or others environmental concerns.