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	Name:	LR12 -
	Subject:	Lake Levels
	Date:	7/18/2012 10:30:33 AM

Yep and they deployed the same tactic yesterday, after we recive 0.8" of rainfall on Monday (July 16th) the lake level actually dropped 0.02"

The COE are accountable to no-one and have no science to what they do, since they deploy this transparent tactic everytime it rains. I suspect it is so they can say that they relaese a cummalative amount of water over each month.

QUESTION: we're all pissed-off with this, we see through the COE's transparent BS tactics; what can we do to shake things up?

I called and spoke to the COE and let them know this is ridiculous. I received basic rhetoric, but I do believe if enough of us call and let them know we're on to them, perhaps we can make a change. There was another court ruling in our favor concerning Lanier Water Rights in June, so ask the COE about that.

Please call:

COE Ranger, Tim Mallany Phone 770-945-9531

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