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BOUSLOG: Yeah. Chair Vitousek, if, I don't know if you've got half the anxiety as I do, but on <br /> page seven of our application it summarizes that as of May. As it said there were 6,365 units <br /> entitled. Developed as of that time about 3,400,which leaves 2,950 so, still entitled. And as Sid <br /> also mentioned, though with this Kumu Hou plan the buildout of Waikoloa Resort will fall <br /> substantially below that number even after adding--. <br /> VITOUSEK: It is split in between visitor units and residential units? <br /> BOUSLOG: Yes, yes. The number—there's a table there I do--want me to read you the numbers <br /> from the table? <br /> VITOUSEK: I'd love that. Yeah, sorry there's just a lot. <br /> BOUSLOG: Yeah, there's a lot of data in there. So, if you need to look at it later just for ease of <br /> seeing in a table format, on page seven of the application. Visitor units,there were 3,000 entitled. <br /> As of May 2021, 1,604 developed so, 1,396 remaining. Understand that's a moving target, <br /> because some hotel units are being converted to timeshare units and so on. <br /> With respect to residential units, there are there are 3,365 entitled. There were 1,810 built, <br /> leaving 1,565 remaining entitled. That's a total of 6,365 entitled, 3,414 developed, and 2,951 <br /> remaining entitled. <br /> VITOUSEK: Okay, and then the timeshares, do they fall under visitor accommodations or <br /> residential? Do they count, which do they account for? <br /> BOUSLOG: It is kind of a complicated thing that because back when these elements are granted <br /> back, you know, started in the 70s and the 90s, they talked about hotel units. I think a product <br /> like timeshare wasn't quite envisioned. So, former Planning Director Christopher Yuen issued an <br /> opinion on this some time ago, which is what we're relying on. So, if a timeshare unit is <br /> developed on resort lands it is considered a visitor unit. If a timeshare unit is developed on <br /> residential zoned lands, which means it's going to be developed and will look more like a multi- <br /> family residential project such as you see at the Kings Land existing. Those count as a residential <br /> unit. If, if a project requires rezoning in order to accommodate then it's counted as a resort unit, <br /> or visitor unit. <br /> VITOUSEK: As a visitor unit. <br /> BOUSLOG: Yes. Not a simple answer. <br /> VITOUSEK: No, it's reasonable. So, in this case because we're going to project district, these <br /> would be counting towards the visitor units? Is that correct? <br /> FUKE: That is correct. <br /> 32 <br /> EXHIBIT D <br />