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	Name:	Osms -
	Subject:	Is there a normal procedure to rid lake of debris
	Date:	5/9/2011 8:48:46 AM

Boats less than 26' are required by the coast guard to have flotation installed to prevent sinking. There are probably no boats on the bottom. Cars--how many have been reported missing? Gas and the small amount of battery acid--long gone. Lowering the lake will simply make the debris float out of the sloughs into the main part of the lake. Question remains--where are the barges and cranes required to remove the house parts, roofs, and other large items? The lake belongs to Alabama Power; where are they?