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(B) Marketing services including special events to encourage the public's use of the District and to introduce the public to the changes being made; (C) Construction and installation of public restrooms, landscaping, lighting, pedestrian pathways and surfaces, kiosks or other structures for marketing and special events, wayfinding and signage to enhance the movement, convenience, and enjoyment of the public, and other improvements recommended in the Downtown Hilo Multimodal Master Plan; (D) Transportation services such as a shuttle system; and (E) As an option for the District Board to consider, construction and installation of appropriate parking technology as approved by the Department of Public Works, in lieu of parking meters described in sections 24-214 to 24-217, Hawaii County Code, to manage parking within County rights-of-way and County parking lots within the District. In the District's first operating year, it is proposed that approximately $367,000 will be expended for the supplemental services and improvements; (9) No bonds will be issued to finance the supplemental improvements in the District at this time; (10) Incidental expenses to be paid from special assessments shall include: (A) The County's administrative expenses directly incurred in the collection of assessments pursuant to sections 35-23 and 35-25, Hawaii County Code; (B) The District Association's costs including administration, legal fees, accounting, management, office space, office equipment, office supplies, and insurance; and (C) Reimbursement of expenses incidental to the creation of the District. The budget in the District Plan accounts for the above incidental expenses; (11) Establishment of a service area within the District is not being proposed at this time; (12) The rate and method of apportionment pursuant to which the first year's special assessment is to be levied is as follows: (A) Commercial parcels of land within Zones 1, 2, and 3, as shown in Exhibit"B," will be assessed the rate of$1.50 for every $1,000 of"Total Net Taxable Value" of each parcel of land, as indicated on the County of Hawaii Real Property Tax Assessment list prepared for the tax year corresponding with the applicable tax year, except for the first assessment year which is assessed on a pro-rata basis from the date of the District's establishment. "Total Net Taxable Value"means the total assessed value of a parcel of land assessed by the real 2