Yes. I think the reference is to where we built what we referred to the TAF, the temporary accommodation facility for the police officers who were policing the Huntsville area. What happened in Huntsville is that there wasn't enough commercial accommodation available to house all of the security people who were coming to secure the G-8.
It required that we had to build an accommodation facility, and this was basically, for lack of a better way of describing it, a very large trailer park that would house up to 4,500 security officers. Finding a piece of property in the Huntsville area is not that easy, because you're going to have to flatten the land and make it appropriate for this type of construction.
We did find what I guess you would consider a gravel pit. We were able to flatten the gravel pit. It was not draining a lake or a pond; that's not what we did. As we were doing the construction to build the trailer park, we hit an underground spring when we were digging to level the ground. The underground spring of course would have flooded our area that we had under construction, so we had to divert the water through the use of culverts into a small pond that was nearby. That construction cost us about $144,000 to do.