Business owners and employees near a lake are upset about a plan to temporarily lower the water level. The plan is to lower the lake by 10 feet this fall. Lakeside businesses have expressed dissatisfaction with the timing of the notice they received.
Further details about the situation are available from the source. The plan's impact on businesses is a concern.
The temporary lowering of the lake is scheduled to happen, but the notice given to businesses has been criticized as too late.
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