Revise the text as follows: … it is implicit that the lake’s littoral zone will may benefit since the releases will reduce the lake water level and thereby minimize ecological stress on the Lake’s ecosystem, while benefiting downstream ecosystems and avoiding impacts thereto. The text has been revised accordingly with the exception of not adding the last phrase: “while benefiting downstream ecosystems and avoiding impacts thereto” Page 11, line 20 Revise the text as follows: … provide scientific input with regard to the beneficial needs and effects of various discharge volumes. “needs and” was added to the text. Page 11, lines 21-23 Revise the text as follows: Technical experts on agricultural and urban water supply provide similar input regarding the anticipated effects on that use of the water resource permitted uses (Part C and Part D, Error! Reference source not found. and Error! Reference source not found.). However, both historic and existing impacts to downstream ecosystems… This text was not modified. Page 11, lines 27-28 Revise the text as follows: The latter is important because modeling results indicate low volume releases can achieve modest reductions in potentially mitigate damaging high volume discharges during those times when regulatory releases are required by LORS 2008. This text was modified in response to another comment. Page 14, lines 4-5 Revise the text as follows: minimal or no adverse effect on meeting future actual permitted agricultural or urban water supply allocations needs This text was revised as follows: minimal or no adverse effect on
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