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	Name:	Osms -
	Subject:	LTL
	Date:	2/10/2007 11:45:29 AM

If you had read what I said, it was yesterday's article that concerns me. That article was based on information that indicated that fecal bacteria levels of treated sewage released sometimes exceed acceptable levels even without the additional sewage from the plants. If I remember correctly during heavy rains some storm drainage enters the sanitary sewer system that makes it exceed it's 80% of capacity level which in turn causes a released of raw, untreated sewage into Sandy Creek two miles from Lake Martin -- THAT AIN'T GOOD. Additional sewage from these plants just means the chance for raw, untreated sewage in the lake increases.

The article you attached, which I had read, is pretty much a newspaper reporter's ignorant attempt to give the plant owner an opportunity to put his spin on the addition of the plant to this area.

While I'm no tree hugger, I'm a Lake Martin lover and I don't think we should bury our heads in the sand over 50 jobs for Dadeville.