It's not surprising to learn that a landowner would take those steps. There are all kinds of issues that landowners need to be aware of -- liability, for one; health and safety.
We have some active reservoirs, so we keep a close eye.
There is nothing new from Kamehameha Schools perspective. The proposal (from Stanford Carr) is still out there. Stanford Carr is the one to make the deal happen.
We no longer had users, and we have not been allowing them to fill.
There's no cookie cutter approach that we found. This issue in general is something that really begs a larger question.
The dynamics of rainfall and erosion don't change over the years, but we do have urban sprawl. We used to have rivers and now we have housing developments (downstream).
