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	Name:	SPEARFISHER -
	Subject:	Almighty Bob
	Date:	4/17/2008 11:06:43 AM

I assume by saying this ban makes the lake a safer place, you mean it removes the boats over 26' 11" capable of speeds in excess of 60 mph.
So what if, for example, one or all of these owners buy a 25 or 26 ft. and install a 525 cu. in. engine capable of 95 mph that is legal under the current ban. OR they can buy a pwc capable of 90+ mph and put their 16 year old daughter with her brand new boating liscense on it and turn her loose. OR buy a nice new bass boat capable of 80+ mph and run around chasing poor little fish all day.
Now just how in the hell is that a safer lake??????????

This was your quote....
The ban makes the lake a safer place to be, also it's in keeping with reasonable limitations on what kind of equipment you can bring to use in an inland lake.

Sounds like to me you might need to read the bill again before trying in vain to look intelligent. The laws to protect against unsafe operation were already in place!!!!
And if you come back with the noise problem, the laws are already in place for that also they just weren't being enforced.