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	Name:	lotowner -
	Subject:	WATER LEVELS
	Date:	1/10/2009 7:46:22 PM

Thanks Keyman for this information. It was very enlightening.

Based on your summary, I have four questions that I would like to ask.

1. How could rainfall on 944 sq. miles counter the rainfall on 3969 sq. miles, assuming the same inches of rainfall?

2. In what ways is the flood control policy from APC outdated? Can you give more specifics? If their flood control policy is outdated, what otther policies are outdated? Ash control at the fossil fired power plants! A utility as big as TVA apparently has problems with details - Does APC?

3. Why is APC opposed to the C of E’s having responsibility for flood control? I would think that the Corp. has more expertise in this area than APC. This part of your comment concerns me the most.

4. Why is APC not following the current rule curve for Smith Lake? Is this requirement in the current permit or is it a proposal for the new permit which is in the approval process?