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	Name:	OnClearCreek -
	Subject:	Water Level
	Date:	8/27/2007 3:32:09 PM

I find this comical...Deep water, seasonal...That's a bunch of hog-wash. It's almost like folks think they are in some kind of elite club or something and don't want automatic birth of folks that didn't pay...That's silly. All our lots are seasonal, some are more than others. Let them bring the water down enough, and everyone will be singing the same tune.

I saw a guy out last weekend that likely says he has "deep water", you want to know what he was doing? He had a jack-hammer a hold of the rocks beneath his walkway because they were about to be applying stress to his midway point.

The growth that is complained about on this and other threads is doing about as much good as "trying to solve and algebra equation by chewing bubble gum."

I say let nature take its course, becuase it, will no matter how much we complain.