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• VITOUSEK: But you know as, a problem with the proliferation of high-value homes which drives cost up for everybody is these proliferation of the CC&Rs which restrict people's ability to build a modest home and to keep lots more affordable. CHEN: Yep. Well, my idea is more affordable. VITOUSEK: Yeah. CHEN: Yeah, exactly. VITOUSEK: Okay. What are you hoping to receive on market for the homes? What are you going to be offering them at? Not homes, sorry. Lots. CHEN: I have no idea. As I said, I'm new to this and my main idea is to get the lot that I want, I get to pick and choose the place that I want. That's the bigger thing. So, everything else, I'm very new to this. I have no idea. VITOUSEK: And would you be, you'd be selling the lots as is and not building homes? CHEN: There are a couple of people that I talked to has mentioned thatat least two doctor friends that are interested. So,they may be coming and view homes. VITOUSEK: Oh, but you'd be selling the lot and the buyer would be building-- CHEN: Right, right. Right. VITOUSEK: the home and selling a build— CHEN: I don't plan to do that. Yeah, yeah. VITOUSEK: Okay. My last question is regarding sewer. Being that we are within the Kona urban area and that we are in proximity to sewer, obviously sewer is gonna be very much preferable from an environmental and health perspective than individual wastewater systems as well as preserving our aquafer and all of that,really, and that's the benefit of sewer. And I understand that there's sewer in the vicinity, but it's not immediately accessible. CHEN: Well, we tried very hard to look into that. I mean, personally, I would much prefer to be able to connect, right? VITOUSEK: Yeah. CHEN: There are beneficial, but, but [unintelligible] it was often, investigation was not possible unless we cut through all the people's property, which is not possible to do. 16 EXHIBIT F