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Save Medina Lake Petition to the State of Texas

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Daniel Mattern
3 years ago

Save Medina lake!

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Emily
3 years ago

Save our lake!

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Jo Longenbaugh
3 years ago

Many people depend on the lake for their livelihood. And water is needed for farming.

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FRANCES GUERRERO
3 years ago

Water levels should not be controlled by third party interest. The lake should belong to the public and land owners.

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Jose C Aguilar
3 years ago

I will support the conservation of Medina Lake. Please keep me informed!

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Larry
3 years ago

Save Medina River and Lake from San Antonio development !

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Don Blumhorst
3 years ago

We need to manage our water well. Climate change is real

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Linda Conner
3 years ago

Get this signed into law. Do everything to protect Texas waters.

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Michiel Persyn
3 years ago

Save my childhood memories. Save millions of Texan's property. Do it now

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armando pena
3 years ago

Hope this crisis is fixed very soon

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Dana Bruns
3 years ago

Please!

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LaVerne Rose Moote
3 years ago

This is so very important. I will share with everyone I know.

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Danny Pate
3 years ago

End the stupidity.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Grew up on this lake and it’s sad to see it in the condition it is.

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Dennis Casillas
3 years ago

I have owned a home in the Pebble Beach Community and cannot believe how horrible the lake level is. Something definitely needs to be done sooner than later.

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Michelle Darland
3 years ago

Please save Medina Lake.

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Susan Blumhorst
3 years ago

Water is so important.. please save the lake

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Julie Pedersen
3 years ago

Save this lake!

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Andy Uresti
3 years ago

I agree with everything listed 100% I feel that peoples wells going dry and having to haul water to their homes to simply be able to take a bath and wash clothes and dishes should come first before San Antonio water emptying the lake for their own use. Lakehills families and their water wells should come first.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

There needs to be better management of this lake and is endangering the conservation of the area.