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Old Posted Jul 13, 2020, 5:36 PM
lonewolf lonewolf is offline
 
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shot in the dark here, and maybe a bit of a rant.

Lake Travis is the largest lake community in Texas, it's a great area that many people in Austin don't get out to enough. It is also a variable level lake, meaning it functions as a reservoir. Enabling lakes austin, lbj and marble falls to function as constant level lakes.

(This is where I wade out of my lane)
I am assuming that in order for LT to function as a constant level lake, DOWNSTREAM infrastructure improvements would need to be made? ie we would need the colorado river to function as a reservoir between austin and bastrop (which probably entails improvements to miller and longhorn damn to move more water)

Obv I know nothing about this. But I can only imagine the economy and wealth creation that would happen on lake travis were it 680-682' year round.
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