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approximately $20,000 per lot. In either case, all of the required sum would be due and payable before December 31, 2001 or approximately a maximum of five (5) year period. Based on this Agreement, the golf course was allowed an interim opening on January 1, 1998. 6. November 23, 1998: Applicant's letter submitting a revised park plan and request to amend Condition No. 4 of Use Permit No. 74, which would increase the park area from 4.4 acres to approximately 10 acres for a passive and active recreational area. 7. June 23, 1999: Ordinance No. 99-79 was approved by the County Council, which amended Condition M (complete construction of proposed facilities). This required the applicant to subdivide and convey approximately 10 acres to the Pu`uanahulu Community Association or designee within six months from the effective date of the ordinance or by December 23, 1999. 8. January 6,.2000: Planning Director grants administrative extension until June 23, 2000, to complete final subdivision approval and to convey, record and title search the property. 9. January 18, 2000: Final Subdivision Approval granted for the Pu`uanahulu Community Park site. 10. Apri120, 2000: Warranty Deed dated February 20, 2000, conveys the 10-acre park site to the Pu`uanahulu Community Association. 11. July, 2000: Building Permit Application submitted by the Pu'uanahulu Community Association for the construction of the community recreational center consisting of a meeting area, conference/meeting room, kitchen, two restrooms and a storage area. All applicable agencies have signed the application and the permit will be issued once the contractor pays the permit fee and the agencies re-date the plans and application. 12. August 7, 2000: Final Plan Approval issued by the Planning Director for the Pu'uanahulu Community Association's community recreational center and volunteer fire station. Planning Director staff granted approval of the pending building permit application the same day. -3-