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	Name:	Osms -
	Subject:	Bob...
	Date:	5/23/2007 6:01:49 PM

The real issue that will affect many Lake owners is that they bought property and that they did not adequately investigate the water depth or they took the realtor's word that the lake would always be full. You can blame APCo, God, realtors, developers, or builders, but when all is said and done we each can only point the finger at ourselves for a bad decision.

Cascades subdivision, on Sandy Creek, has not had water since last July or August. There are four houses around the bend from Cascades that have been dry since July--I call them Sea Doo houses because that's the only boat that'll reach their dock @ 490.

Condos are beening built all over Blue Creek that don't have decent water. The developers should have to eat some of these condos if the buying public gets a little smarter. Hopefully the buying public will learn from this experience. Set a list of priorities before you shop--if water is important--that's number 1--everything else is secondary.

If the developers lose their shirt over this low water--you can bet some on the junk built on the lake won't be repeated.