If Your Property is in the boundaries of the Town of Fulton and RKLD, Think About Which Gov't is PROTECTING Your Home Value....

Evan Sayre, chairman of the town of Fulton, said he thinks the level should be even lower than 7.5 feet for the upper section because of the damage the waves cause to property along the river, although at that level, the land along the river at least had a chance to dry out before people were speeding along the river again.

   “If they’re going to do 8 feet, they need to wait a week,” Sayre said. “That would give it a chance to get the water out from behind the sea walls and give the water a chance to get out of the bank.”
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"Water out from behind the sea walls..."

DOH!

Thankfully, the 22-2 vote of the Rock County Board endorsed the data  presented last year by our hydologist and other science by UW PhDs - otherwise, RKLD would have to spend your tax dollars proving both this perverse theory wrong, and likely trying to find where the sea walls are on the Rock River and Lake Koshkonong.

Sea Walls???  Really??