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Flylady · 08-26-2015, 01:11 PM

I live on a different lake in the lakes region and the water has gone down at least 12- 18"s since middle of May. The DES site shows it is within normal levels, however not sure what they are using for their measurements. We have had two rocky areas that have never been a problem and are not marked (never have been) that two boats shredded their bottoms on in the last two weeks. Left 2 messages with the Dam Dept but no call back as of yet. It is my opinion that they are relying on faulty measurements where first hand view shows a different picture and need to increase the height of the boards in the dam as we can see the water continuing to go over the top.

08-26-2015, 01:11 PM	#6
Flylady Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: So. California & Lakes Region Posts: 256 Thanks: 225 Thanked 106 Times in 61 Posts	Low Lake Levels I live on a different lake in the lakes region and the water has gone down at least 12- 18"s since middle of May. The DES site shows it is within normal levels, however not sure what they are using for their measurements. We have had two rocky areas that have never been a problem and are not marked (never have been) that two boats shredded their bottoms on in the last two weeks. Left 2 messages with the Dam Dept but no call back as of yet. It is my opinion that they are relying on faulty measurements where first hand view shows a different picture and need to increase the height of the boards in the dam as we can see the water continuing to go over the top.