08-29-2003, 09:39 PM
This is a quote from some local paper because people have already challenged the no body conact rule:
" Metropolitan understands the importance of providing a complete recreational experience. That’s why Metropolitan has a commitment to develop swimming lakes outside the east dam—in conjunction with other forms of recreation in that area—that will be open for body contact and not used for storage of drinking water. The result will be a sportsman’s paradise—with fishing and boating on Diamond Valley Lake and swimming and other sports on the adjacent lakes—that melds recreational opportunities with environmental responsibility "
They allow powerboats but no float tubers in waders. Makes alot of sense [mad]
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" Metropolitan understands the importance of providing a complete recreational experience. That’s why Metropolitan has a commitment to develop swimming lakes outside the east dam—in conjunction with other forms of recreation in that area—that will be open for body contact and not used for storage of drinking water. The result will be a sportsman’s paradise—with fishing and boating on Diamond Valley Lake and swimming and other sports on the adjacent lakes—that melds recreational opportunities with environmental responsibility "
They allow powerboats but no float tubers in waders. Makes alot of sense [mad]
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