In Ohio Water Dev. Auth. v. Western Res. Water Dist., Franklin App. No. 05AP-954, 2006 Ohio 2681, the local water district was a shell entity with no revenue or resources from which to repay a loan made by the Ohio Water Development Authority ("OWDA"). The OWDA sought repayment of the principal and interest, attorney fees and costs, an order restraining Western Reserve Water District ("Western Reserve") from dissolving as an entity until it had satisfied its debt, and an injunction restraining the individual trustees from resigning their positions without insuring that a replacement would be in place. Western Reserve appealed the judgment of the trial court that granted the requested relief on the grounds that it was error for the trial court to award both monetary and injunctive relief. Western Reserve asserted that it was error to resort to equitable remedies when the award of monetary damages had not been definitively demonstrated to be inadequate. Id. at P7. The Court found no abuse of discretion in supplementing the award of monetary damages with further equitable relief. The Court held that merely computing the amount of monetary damages would not reasonably lead toward their payment, and that a trial court may fashion a suitable equitable remedy "to ensure both that the damages are awarded in the correct amount and that there exists some reasonable mechanism by which they may some day be paid." Id. at P10.