We've done some assessments of our risk for flooding, obviously. We share the same concerns that you raised.
With this specific flood, it was because of spring runoff, a lot of snow and warming temperatures. I think it's something that we can anticipate is going to continue, but one of the issues that we ran into was that the runoff had nowhere to go. There were key culverts, there were key streams that would naturally divert the runoff in the spring that had been blocked, and so we've done a lot of remediation work over the last number of years to fix those and reduce the risk.
We're also working on a shoreline restoration project and looking at how we can beef up some of those houses that are close to the shore or may be a little lower in the water table. We do what we can. We have, I think, two or three homes that have been recommended to be moved. Throughout, we're fortunate that we have had the support of ISC, and most of these projects or remediation efforts have been funded.
Again, I think we're fortunate that we have a lot of capacity here and the ability to do these projects, but we continue to be very concerned and monitor what's going on around us.