Citizens of Baldwin County will be asked to vote on a tax this November to support this Watershed Plan and more plans in the future. The Watershed Plan should be of much interest to Timber Creek residents. The draft plan goes so far as to suggest that the "service road" is still not dead.

Deadline for submitting comments to Thompson Engineering is July 29th.

The following has been sent by Chester McConnell, TimberCreek resident and Vice President & Conservation Chairman of the Mobile Bay Audubon Society...

Mr. Emery E. Baya, P.E., Sr. Vice President
Thompson Engineering, Inc.
2970 Cottage Hill Road, Ste. 190
Mobile, AL 36606

Dear Mr. Baya:

    Please find attached to this email message our comments on the
Watershed Management Plan for the D'Olive Creek, Tiawassee Creek, and
Joe's Branch Watersheds, Daphne, Spanish Fort and Baldwin County,
Alabama.  The Mobile Bay Audubon Society appreciates the opportunity to
provide our comments. We hope they will be useful in preparing a much
stronger Watershed Management Plan which will serve to help solve the
many problems that currently exist.

    Please let us know if you have any questions concerning our
comments.  Also, please acknowledge that you have received this email
with attachment.

Sincerely,

Chester A. McConnell
Vice President and Conservation Chairman
Mobile Bay Audubon Society
8803 Pine Run
Spanish Fort, AL 36527

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