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Robert is right, everyone that calls please be cordial! The last thing we want is to have people calling in with an attitude. Rep Mask and the others just need to hear from a large number of people that oppose the law.

Glad to help keep up the fight.:angry-smiley-038:

After thinking about things further it would be best for people to email rather than call in, emails can be acounted for more so than a phone call plus since everyone on the internet is so active it would be much easier to email. But remember that all the house reps need to hear from you, not just Rep Mask! Surely every one can take a few minutes from their day to send some emails.....

Thanks in advance for everyones support!

Here is a link to the general email address for ALL the house members, it should be to the attention of all house members. Please make sure you reference HB-847 and please keep your comments cordial! Thanks for your support!

[email protected]

So boats under 26' that go over 60mph, what about them?

No problem,a buddy has a 24 HTM that runs 130. Nice and legal. Another buddy has a 20' Bullet bassboat that runs 108. Nice and legal. Makes a lot of sense,doesn't?

I just got my reply back from Rep. Mask

Thanks Capt. , I did not vote for the original bill 2 years ago...but now have no choice but to prevent the smallest most narrow lake in Alabama from becoming over run .....Looks like its late in the session to pass a bill , so you should be able to go to Lake Jordan and let it rip this year . And for the record , Governor Riley had nothing to do with the bill 2 years ago .Thanks , Rep. Mask


So according to him, he thinks I am mad that I can not RIP IT UP anymore!! Heck, I just want to be able to use it!!!

Like a bad penny,this will keep coming back if we don't stay alert. www.dailyhome.com Thanks to everyone who has helped keep the pressure on. As the article states,we filed the motion Wed to ask the judge to reconsider his ruling on the original bill. The 5 of us(original plaintiffs) have no idea how we are going to fund this appeal,but after spending 100K on the original fight,we feel we owe it to our contibutors to continue the fight. Too bad that justice in Alabama(and I guess anywhere) depends on how much money you can raise. Alabama Power Company does not have to raise money,they have plenty. Please wish us luck in our appeal.

Wasn't there a thread about this already?