On the other hand, GRTA is

imposing high density land use revisions to the counties.

We all know that high density development requires sewer

capacity. We are rapidly running out of capacity for

waste water discharge. Where will the waste water from

the high density development go?

One possible scenario is

that the federal government will again step in and hold

our feet to the fire because we are incapable of managing

our own problems. Another scenario might be that GRTA

would tell the taxpayers to go high density and pay the

astronomical sum necessary for the high technology fix.

Thus, we the taxpayers have the distinction of paying for

further development that we do not want.

It is depressing that the

citizens are saying, "slow down" and the

government is not listening. The job descriptions for our

leaders in areas of water quality and developmental

planning must demand that the person have an iron will

bent on destruction, excellent crisis management skills

and experience in pleading with federal government

agencies.

Steve Brown

Peachtree City