[William R. Mitchell] There's nine sites in Uvalde County.
Three of our sites are in Real County,
which is just to our north,
And one site's in Bandera County,
which is also just to our north.
The sites were selected by a historical rainfall.
The one in Bandera County, right above the city or
the community of Utopia--
several hundred people live in Utopia.
So, there's no sense in putting that rain detection gage
in Utopia. You want it upstream.
So, we go upstream to where we felt like--
if it starts raining up here--
it'll give us enough notice to allow enough time
to notify the citizens of Utopia.
Hey, we got a problem.
Same thing's true about the Garner State Park area.
There's a site actually in Real County
about half a mile beyond the county line.
But it's far enough from Garner State Park
and Happy Hollow and these other outfitters
that have a tremendous amount of people visiting them.
It gives us enough time to monitor that and also alert them.