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	Name:	Carnac -
	Subject:	Regarding Liability Thread below
	Date:	7/5/2012 12:36:04 AM

Only Mrs. Major Retired, who was strolling with her dog, and the Pit Bull's owner know exactly where the incident took place. Their statements conflict. The SWRA General Manager, who works under the direction of the Board of Directors, investigated the incident and reported to the Board at the SWRA Board meeting. Our bi-weekly meetings are always open to StillWaters property owners. Neither party has attended a meeting.

The simple fact is that neither dog was under the control of the owner. Control does not mean that pets are always, or almost always, responsive to commands. Control means zero chance of contact. Because there is no leash law in this county we can't do much. We certainly are not going to ban dogs or other family pets. We can only do the best that we can do and pray that nobody gets injured.

By the way, the owner of the Pit Bull told our GM that he had his dog removed because he was worried that the Board would have his dog siezed.

We have empathy for the Masons and their pet. I hope that Mike lets this matter rest.

Dave Heinzen