I think, in particular, it's planning and understanding those risks within your community—the land use planning, in particular. It's also understanding your flood mapping and that every property is impacted differently. Sometimes it's erosion, sometimes it's surface water and sometimes it's groundwater infrastructure.
We've learned so many lessons throughout our experience. Also, after having four one-in-10-year events, there's a certain amount of post-traumatic stress in some areas of the community as well.
I think it's that planning aspect of it and just understanding how the water moves in that collaboration with your regional partners and other local governments.