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I DocuSign Envelope ID: 17C1 BDE8-1 D96-4F8D-8958-90EE88AB2672 i deal with. So, we had to actually create internal memos to kind of resolve that until we changed our subdivision code. So, at this point, we have pretty much said that if you want to do a CPR in a particular zoning, you need to meet the standards of a subdivision. So, if you're in the agricultural zoning and you want to do a CPR on a 5-acre lot that's zoned Ag-1— VITOUSEK: Hold on, hold on. Hold on. DARROW: Okay. VITOUSEK: We just lost Commissioner Kanuha. Okay, there he is. Sorry about that. DARROW: They can do up to five units because the zoning allows for, you know, five lots right. But they have to meet that now. So, in this particular case, we have one of those remnant CPRS that happen. The approval isn't with the Planning Department, it's with the Real Estate Commission where they submit an application and they, they get approval through that. What happens, the other problem that consists with the Planning Department as a result of these, is because its one property owned by a particular amount of owners. Not so much in an apartment complex do we run into this problem, but on agricultural land we run into it on a consistent basis and that is one of the owners might be doing something that is in violation of the zoning code, yet we have multiple owners of the same TNIK. And so, there was a time where they were all getting drawn into the violation because they were all part owners. But again, that's, we kind of resolved a lot of those issues at this point. I hope that clarifies that. I don't know. Maija, you might want to chime in if I missed something. JACKSON: Yeah,just the last thing that I would add is the same thing with an owner wanting to build a house on a CPR unit. Through Department memo, we allow an individual owner to do that without getting landowner authorization from the other CPR unit owners. DARROW: Yeah, there was a time where we didn't have that guidance and what would happen was,you know, if your neighbor wasn't being very neighborly, they could choose not to sign off and give authorization, which obviously isn't really fair. VITOUSEK: But that's only in the form of an internal memo at this point and not actually codified? DARROW: Well, again, we're dealing with an issue that's actually something that was before our changes in the Code that was approved through the Real Estate Commission. VITOUSEK: Right. DARROW: We, we still, so yeah, we have a memo that deals with the CPR units previous. But, moving forward now, they pretty much have to comply with the subdivision code which resolves a lot of problems for us. VITOUSEK: Okay. Mahalo. 7 EXHIBIT B