Georgia Legislators are set to discuss Tennessee River water again on Monday. The measure, supported by the Governor's office, would drop Georgia's claim to all but a sliver of Tennessee boundary land, in order to access Nickajack Lake. Access would be gained through an unused property owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority. The proposal claims that Georgia would already have had that access, if surveyors had not "missed the mark" in the state line survey in 1818 and had not placed the Georgia line too far to the South. The water starved Atlanta Metro has long wished for a new source, like the Tennessee River. The proposal will be discussed b the House Rules Committee next week.