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	Name:	LOCOonWater -
	Subject:	Water levels
	Date:	12/23/2008 10:37:51 AM

Bill, just because you paid more for your property does not mean people who pay less should have less. that's like saying just because Walmart paid less for their land in Moulton than they did in Huntsville that the people of Moulton should only be able to shop part of the year. You paid more because you probaly had alot of the things that people in other parts don't have, like paved roads, sewer, you may have water while others have wells. Your location could add value and the surrounding properties add value to you. Everyone deserves year round water regardless of what you think or paid . this would add tax dollars to the area as well it would make property values go up for everyone including you. As far as developers goes, Your place would not be here if a developer had design your community. Everyone should come together to protect our lake not just water levels but the enviroment as well and yes Bill at some point the developers must be stopped in order to enjoy the natural beauty of the lake.