Anderson, who voted for the proposal, said killing the project would cost money and he’s unwilling to spend more to shut the system down and leave taxpayers with nothing in return. But Caldwell told us that it would be cheaper to build it and tear it down rather than to not build it at all. Somebody was not telling us the truth, again. Now Ikaika is leaving us with more bills to pay, I guess that is what we get in return.