GBRA to drain remainder of lakes

[rut-ro]

http://seguingazette.com/alert/article_e7b9582a-bf72-11e9-b73e-ff65a710dd97.html

This is sad. Hopeful they will be back one day

[kurt68]

Wow! That's a lot of fish that will be lost.

[Backwoods101]

So they are going to replace the dams?

[HoustonHunter94]

Wow. That really sucks.


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[BitBackShot]

Seriously, did it mention a plan to replace the dams or is it permanent?

That sucks royally. Seems like the last thing Central Texas needs right now is fewer reservoirs/lakes.

[rut-ro]

Did not see if they will replace or not

[sotx]

What an asswhip

[Radar]

GBRA said that was the plan since the Dunlap incident. I remember folks on here saying all those millionaires that live on those lakes would have them fixed in no time. Guess they was wrong.
Lots of de valuation of property coming, the counties will make it up somehow.

[Choppa311]

wow. all those homes will lose value since they won't be lakeside.

[Throwin Darts]

man thats a major kick in the nads for all those formerly lakeside property owners.

[ramrod]

Just goes from being a lake house to a river house and in a market like this they won't loose too much money.

[Shane]

Houses on rivers are worth just as much as houses on lakes.

[Mule Skinner]

GBRA doesn't have the money to replace the dams. Lake Wood dam failed three years ago and it has yet to be addressed.

[Hoggslayer]

Get the nets out and start scoping up fish.

[Mule Skinner]

Houses on rivers are worth just as much as houses on lakes.

Except when you have a boat lift with a ski boat on what used to be the lake in your backyard and now it's a mud flat from the boat lift to the river's edge.