Anne Gunderson was not happy to see construction workers near her vacation home in August 2007.

Eight years earlier, she and her husband had built a luxury home on The Bluffs at Mauna Kea resort on the big island of Hawaii. As part of the deal, they negotiated with the developer to relocate a nature trail away from the property and closer to the shoreline—and to some rocky cliffs.

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