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Old 08-21-2024, 05:49 PM   #6
Susie Cougar
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Originally Posted by John Mercier View Post
The State is septic also I believe.

But a coherent argument for change must be based on the question why certain lakes have problems and others do not?
What are the restrictions that exist for Squam Lake? Are they allowed to have grass around their homes? Do the septic systems have to be checked on a regular basis? Have they banned the use of fertilizer? I’ve never heard of any geese being on Squam Lake. and I’ve never heard of Squam Lake having cyano bacteria. Do the people that live there just care more than the people on Winnepesaukee and other lakes?
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