Let's take a look at it from the 30,000-foot level. The issue—and we'll deal with it broadly, because I'm sure that other communities face this issue as well—is the blocking of access into communities by virtue of the fact that emergency vehicles are not able to get into that area. That is number one.
The second is the stabilization of the slope and the changing weather patterns and the number of mudslides that have occurred.
As you come across the border, you're going into the Semiahmoo Indian Band, but you're also on a flood plain. Again, I'm sure this condition doesn't just occur on this side of the country. Flood plains are affected by changing weather patterns. You have mudslides and slope destabilization. How do you address that?