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PLUNKETT: And I will confirm that. VITOUSEK: Thank you. PLUNKETT: That's true. VITOUSEK: I think, I think to me that's very important to have that as a codified condition and not, not just a promise. And then is there a timeframe for the development of that workforce housing, that we can tie to construction of other areas of the project? Basically, what,what point do we think we should have that built by? FUKE: This is, you know,this is something that we believe, like you know, should be flushed out with the County Office of Housing and Community Development. In our preliminary discussions with Stanford Can, he mentioned that they're looking at certain type of financing and that financing kind of relates to the ability to, you know, to deliver at a certain point in time. Hopefully when we have that agreement buttoned down with Office of Housing, those things will be clearly outlined and spelled, spelled and outlined, in terms of your target market, construction deadline, ownership,penalty, the events of non-performance. Those things will all be ironed out VITOUSEK: But I mean for our purposes now of adding this condition, what language do you think would be reasonable to ensure that this workforce housing is completed in a prioritized way that coincides with the construction of Kumu Hou? PLUNKETT: Maybe I could interject a little bit. We--our understanding with, with Stanford Can Development is we'll be conveying in the land, as well as all of the dollars for the development of the, the infrastructure to the,to the,to the site. And then at that point, he would take over and actually construct and own the housing development. Our hope is to start working on that as quickly as possible,upon the completion of this rezoning request. I do think that we need some latitude on this that we need to work with the County Office of Housing and Community Development to kind of really nail down the timeframes that this will move forward, and it would be consistent with his financing needs. I don't know that I've answered your question satisfactorily, but it's, it's a high priority for us to get underway,just as quickly as possible. CARR: Perhaps I can speak to the timing that we're expecting and the process we're looking at. As Sid said, there's a 201H process, that will be in front of you we anticipate in the in the next year. We need that 201H permit to get our density and certain exemptions we're going to need. Prior to getting the financing the lot low-income housing tax credit financing and that comes through in February every year annually, so we have to we're targeting getting that by February. And with that, in early 2023 we'd start construction later that year, and we have a two-year time period to complete the construction and get, get renting so, that's our target but there's steps along the way, that if you miss one, you may have a one-year delay. 34 EXHIBIT D