Blue Rock Lake, a Large Manmade Reservoir, Has Provided the Benefits

Blue Rock Lake, a large manmade reservoir, has provided the benefits of flood control, recreation, and water supply for decades. The government agency responsible for the reservoir has decided to permanently lower the water level by 10 feet for safety reasons-so that a lesser volume of water applies force to the aging dam that creates the reservoir. Bob Stone, general manager of the agency, knows that this decision will be controversial. He directs his communications director, Jill Johnson, to invite stakeholders to a series of "town hall" meetings. Jill has developed a list of stakeholders, including

A) affected landowners, state university representatives, water sports enthusiasts, and local water utilities.
B) affected landowners, regional health care organizations, water sports enthusiasts, and local water utilities.
C) affected landowners, water sports enthusiasts, air/railroad transportation interests, and local water utilities.
D) affected landowners, water sports enthusiasts, businesses dependent upon the reservoir, and local water utilities.
E) affected landowners, federal immigration authorities, businesses dependent upon the reservoir, and local water utilities.