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	Name:	Talullahhound -
	Subject:	John C/ anyone Coosa County 20
	Date:	1/16/2009 5:00:54 PM

there is a huge shared septic system in. About the time we were putting our septic system in, they had the tanks up there. I believe the system was put in by Dale Mask. (We noticed because he put in our septic system).

There is also a huge shared septic system at Boltons Cove. In both cases they are pumping uphill...

I'm not too optimistic about Bolton's Cove. The houses are right on top of one another. There isn't much water and not really much view either. Not sure what pricing point they are looking for these days. I have to say that it is really the kind of development on LM that is depresses me. It's not attractive or desirable and I'm sure the people that bought the three houses that Terry Henley built and sold are totally disgusted. I know 2 of them were for sale at one time.

I thought the Eagle's Point houses would be great if you were a weekender -- and every level has a great view. Maybe if the economy gets better someone will pick up the development and finish it off. I doubt anyone would pay the big $$$ for a single house with two poured unfinished foundations right next to it.

I thiink they could have develped Willow Glen by taking the cabins and refurbing them into small upgratded cabins, rather than razing them. We've explored that area by boat and also by car and it's quite charming. I'm not sure why there is not room on the the lake for McMansions for those that want them, but also for something simple at a reasonable price that families could afford and enjoy. That area has a nice lakey feeling and it's easy to imagine what the lake must have been like years ago.