It did not, and could not, anticipate the full subsequent value of the Hills over more than a century of development.

The water dimension also reinforces why land restoration, as opposed to monetary compensation, is the form of remedy that addresses what was actually taken.

The water resources of the Hills flow from the specific geography of those hills.

They cannot be replicated elsewhere.

A monetary payment for the Hills does not provide access to those water resources going forward.

Only land — the land itself — does.