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(d) The subdivider shall complete all requirements specified as conditions for approval of the preliminary plat (tentative approval) within three years of said approval. An extension of not more than two years may be granted by the director upon timely written request of the subdivider. At the end of said three year period or its approved extension, unless all said conditions are completed, the approval of the preliminary plat shall expire and shall be of no further force or effect, or shall be subject to the technical review of the applicable agencies for compliance with current Code and rule requirements. This subsection shall be applied to all subdivision applications which have received tentative subdivision approval and which have not completed subdivision improvements, provided the three year period, and extension, if applicable, shall betaken from December 4, 1992 and not from the date of preliminary plat ' (tentative) approval. (el The director's deferral of a subdivision for further review under subsection (a) constitutes an acceptance of the contents of the preliminary plat as submitted, and the director's issuance of tentative and final subdivision approval is valid despite the failure of the preliminary plat to include all of the information specified in sections 23-63 to 23-66. The director may require the subdivider to submit supplementary information prior to tentative or final approval and may condition tentative or final approval on the submission of such information." SECTION 5. Chapter 23, article 4, division 2, Hawaii County Code 1983 (2005 Edition, as amended) is amended to read as follows: "Division 2. Contents of Preliminary Plat. Section 23-63. General information on preliminary plat. The preliminary plat shall include the following general information: (1) [8-ra^~°~a-a~,~] Name of the subdivision, if proposed, which shall not duplicate nor resemble the name of another subdivision in the County. The proposed name shall be subject to approval by the director; (2) Date, northpoint and scale of drawing; (3) Tax key number and other information to sufficiently describe and define the location and boundaries of the proposed subdivision according to the Cotmty real property records [„F.~,„ e.,..o ,.rr.,.oj. (4) Names and addresses of the owner, subdivider, and engineer or surveyor who prepared the plat; 5