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	Name:	LifeTime Laker -
	Subject:	what if
	Date:	7/10/2007 5:59:18 PM

That wont happen unless it is a flood of historic magnitude. APCO is given a graph of what the level is to be on a day to day basis with allowances for heavy rain but it is kept at +/- 10%. If we were to get a flood the water would be released downstream as fast as possible to get to the designated level for the apropriate time. They can seek and usually will be given variances in drastic situations, but I don't see any way that the lake would stay full from T'day till spring. The lowering is so that they have flood control capabillities with the spring rains.

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