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	Name:	Bob -
	Subject:	Is there a normal procedure to rid lake of debris
	Date:	5/9/2011 5:40:50 PM

OSMS...you make more sense than almost anyone else on these boards. Its hard to argue with gool old fashioned facts. I would like to know the answer to your questions too...we have already lost too many as a result of the storms. We don't need further loss of life or serious injury due to debris and staying off the lake kills our small buisness men and women who depend on the economy of a thriving lake.

I pulled all that I could out of my cove and there were kids buzzing around at 60 on seadoos...foolish I know but they were kids...it scares me to death and while I know I will make a good decision regarding caution many others may not and stuff will happen.

Make NO mistake about it AL Power has a major interest in this as we all do, it is curious that they have not been more outspoken...same for Russell. The last couple of weeks should have been rightly all about recovery and lives, now the more long term affects must be addressed. We all need to help and remove obvious hazards for a while...