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Reader Responds to ‘Why Are Fewer Migratory Birds Visiting Arcadia’s Baldwin Lake?’

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Dear Editor,

Thank you so much for writing this and bringing in points of view from people I truly admire.  I should have seconded the opinions of both Laura Garrett and Mickey Long about the needed dredge to return the lake to some semblance of health, but the historic walls have been at the front of my mind lately.  At least among us we got in most of the salient points (and your rundown of Prop 3 was an interesting addition).

Tetra Tech is bringing in their surveyor next Monday to document the wall’s current and past configuration. We anticipate delivery of construction documents for the wall about mid-December. Take [sic] you on my perimeter tour walk one of these days!

Thanks again for the follow up with the Baldwin Lake story. You remain the best story-teller in town!

-Sandy Snider

ARCADIA

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