Eli is the owner of a small commercial farm located in Washington (the state). For the past twenty years, Elis farm has relied on water drawn from a lake located three miles away. Each day, Eli (or one of Elis employees) would take a truck to the lake and fill-up large tanks with its water. The water would then be driven back to the farm to be used to water the crops. One day, a developer bought a large plot of land adjacent to the lake. This developer intends to construct fifty luxury homes on this plot of land, and they plan to draw water from the lake to fillup the dozens of new swimming pools that will soon be constructed. As a result, there will not be enough water in the lake for Eli to use for his farm. If Eli files a lawsuit to limit the amount of water that the developer can draw from the lake, is Eli likely to succeed? Briefly explain your answer.