A more equitable (no pun intended)

billing method would be to pay the average water usage (based on water

consumption) during November, December and January!

Of course Squire Bob is irate.

After all, he led the charge for golden parachutes, permitting the developer

to no longer enforce deed covenants, Taj Mahal buildings, a possible hush-money

settlement and rampant spending projects that most certainly will lead

to higher taxes.

Squire Bob has an ego almost

as large as his checkbook that vanished when confronted by a citizen who

requested appropriate residential zoning.

Come on, Squire Bob, let it

go! Your legacy speaks for itself! Casting aspersions on a city council

that apparently shares your penchant for spending doesn't hold water.

Besides, Councilman Rapson may very well be the most qualified member

of city council. He most certainly has more ethics than some who chose

to stick it to the taxpayers of Peachtree City.

Dan Lakly

Peachtree City

[Former state Rep. Lakly

ran for mayor in last fall's city election.]