The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission approved a Decision and Order for Hawaii Water Service's general rate case for its Waikoloa Resort water, wastewater, and irrigation systems, enabling the utility to increase annual revenues by $1.7M over three years. The Decision and Order, effective Feb. 8, 2019, allows recovery of investments made by the California Water Service Group subsidiary to improve reliability of its systems along with prudently incurred increases in operating costs. Major recent investments in the Waikoloa Resort water and wastewater systems include upgrades made to the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system; construction of two new water wells; upgrades to an existing well and storage tank; electrical upgrades; replacement of water and wastewater pipelines; and inclusion of the remainder of the resort's wastewater treatment plant construction costs. The revenue increase, phased in over three years, includes $800,000 in each of the first two years and $100,000 in the third year.