Tanguisan 1 and 2 are 15 years newer than the generators that power Waikiki. The problem is in having systems, procedures, the organization and training that it takes to keep them running. I believe we can solve this problem quickly and without anyone worrying about losing their job if we all work together. Our quality of life and our future prosperity depend on it, and they're now in jeopardy. We have had some preliminary discussions concerning water and sewage processing.
More work needs to be done to further develop the strategy.
It takes about three months to construct each well. I've been told there is no water supply issue. We are in the process of developing a timing and action plan based on our hotel development and we'll need to develop a funding plan. We need three pump station upgrades on Tumon Bay. Agana Bay needs some upgrades and the northern treatment center needs to be upgraded as well, and we're developing that plan.