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for an additional 82 houses . Attached are Parker Ranch's current rendition of the Town Center current zoning, and Parker Ranch's Conceptual Land Use Plan of the Waimea Center, upon which I have superimposed the approximate location of the Luala'i III Subdivision Project Site and the three Town Center Road phases. A-2 and A-3. Parker Ranch's Luala'i III development, including the PUD for 5000 square foot residential lots and the adjoining Luala'i III subdivision, is adjacent to Phases I and 3 of the Town Center Road based on Parker Ranch's following submissions to the Planning Department: (1) the project site area shown on Parker Ranch's Luala'i Preliminary Plan; and, (2) on the ESRI ArcExplorer Map submitted by Parker Ranch showing the proposed RS-7.5 development in an area "immediately surrounding" Phase 3 of the Connector Road and the RM-5 development in an area "immediately surrounding" Phase 1 of the Connector Road. [These documents are attached for your convenience: A-4 and A-5.1 I also understand that as part of this Luala'i III development, Parker Ranch has fulfilled its "school" ordinance condition 02-25 F, by transferring approximately five acres of land adjacent to the Town Center Road corridor and next to the existing Waimea middle school campus. An exhibit to the June 27, 2000 Development Agreement between Parker Ranch and the State (Department of Education) is attached that shows the location of this parcel: A-6. As part of this transfer arrangement, the state conveyed a smaller parcel to Parker Ranch to allow for a straighter alignment of the Lindsey Road extension. Although the Subdivision Code, section 23-66(7) required that proposed improvements (including road improvements) be submitted to the Planning Department in conjunction with the Preliminary Luala'i III Subdivision Plan, apparently Parker Ranch did not do so, and the County Planning Department did not insist upon compliance with this subdivision code requirement. Parker Ranch also has not submitted the 2004 and 2005 annual progress reports required in condition K of the Rezoning Ordinance, which states: The report shall address, in detail, the status of the development of each area (including number of lots created, number of units constructed, developed and undeveloped commercial and industrial areas) and compliance with conditions of approval." Rezoning Ordinance 02-25 condition K (underlining added). Given the absence of the Rezoning ordinance 2004 and 2005 annual reports and the absence of any submission of a statement of proposed improvements with the Luala'i III subdivision application, a full and accurate understanding of the status of the Parker Ranch Town Center development is difficult. The 2001Parker Ranch Schuler Homes Town Center "Location Map" is however attached for your convenience A-7 In March, 2005, Parker Ranch received preliminary plan approval for its Luala'i III subdivision. With regard to the Town Center Road, the Preliminary Plan approval 9