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(iii) The Assessments for subsequent calendaz years shall be made in accordance with the Section 35-21 of the Hawaii County Code. (iv) The following pazcels of land shall not be assessed under this Plan: 1) Parcels of land owned by the United States or the State of Hawaii; provided, however, that property and leases of government property subject to real property taxation under Section 19-84, 19- 85 and 19-86 of the Hawaii County Code shall be assessed under this Plan. 2) Parcels of land that are exempt from the payment of real property taxes under Section 19-77 of the Hawaii County Code because of use for charitable purposes, but only so long as such pazcels are exempt from the payment of real property taxes. 3) Parcels of land that are exempt from the payment of real property taxes as set forth in Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 239, but only so long as such pazcels aze exempt from the payment of real property taxes. (c) Notice of Assessment. The County, through its Department of Finance, will notify landowners of the Assessment in accordance with Section 35-25 of the Hawaii County Code. After the first calendaz yeaz's notice of Assessment, notices of Assessment will be given annually as of a date to be agreed upon by the County, through its Director of Finance; provided, however, that such date shall be no later than sixty (60) days prior to the commencement of each calendaz year. (d) Assessment Payment and Collection. The County, through its Department of Finance, shall collect and deposit Assessments in accordance with Section 35-23 of the Hawaii County Code. (e) Assessment Lien. The Assessment levied on a pazcel of land and the applicable penalty, interest and costs of collection shall be a lien against the land and improvements of the parcel of land. If any Assessment is not paid when due, the County, through its Department of Finance, may foreclose the lien of assessment in accordance with Section 35-24 of the Hawaii County Code. (f) Donations. The Boazd, on behalf of the District Association, may accept grants and donations from private institutions, the County, other public entities, individuals, and other not-for-profit organizations. (g) Other. The District Association may obtain revenues from any other sources of funding not heretofore mentioned in accordance with law. Exhibit "A" (Page 7 of 9)