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Agreement. A copy of the proposed form of revised stipulated permanent injunction, which the Parties agree to submit to the Court for its consideration, is attached hereto as Exhibit "B." 8. RIGHT TO OBSERVE WORK DONE IN PERFORMING BASE LINE WATER QUALITY STUDY AND MODIFIED WATER MONITORING PROGRAM. The Individual Plaintiffs shall have the right to observe the data collection work done for the Modified Water Monitoring Program pursuant to Section 16.2 and the Baseline Study pursuant to Section 16.3 of the Settlement Agreement, to the extent practical. Oceanside shall ask the third parties performing this work to give Oceanside and the Plaintiffs notice of their work schedules, to the extent practical. 9. PUBLIC SHORELINE ACCESS. Oceanside confirms that the Haleki'i Street Extension is to be dedicated to the County, and Oceanside agrees to grant a public access easement over that portion of F Road which connects the Haleki'i Street Extension to the Shoreline Park. The dedication and easement described in the preceding sentence shall. each be made or granted not later than 30 days after the Bypass Highway is opened. Oceanside agrees that there will be no gate on the Haleki'i Street Extension or on the portion of F Road that is subject to the public access easement. Oceanside also confirms that Oceanside intends to comply with the provisions of the CDUA for the Shoreline Park, including paragraph 26 of such CDUA which provides as follows: "The applicant shall provide for public access to the park at no charge, provided that reasonable restrictions may be imposed on such access to protect the park from overuse and activities prohibited by law. Public access to the park shall be available from dawn to dusk, provided that, after dusk and before dawn, access shall be available on a controlled basis and allowed by permit unless otherwise provided for in this approval." 10. AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 17 OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT. 10.1 Section 17.1 of the Settlement Agreement is hereby amended and restated to read as follows: 17.1 Legislation to Amend County Grading and Grubbing Ordinance to Increase Protection for Cultural Resources and Marine Environment In an effort to minimize flooding and provide greater protection for cultural, historical and burial sites, and the marine environment, and at the request of the Plaintiffs, the County Administration shall work with Plaintiffs to draft, introduce (within six months after the Effective Date) and support before the County Council legislation that would amend Chapter 10 and Chapter 27 of the Hawaii County Code, consistent with the public interest. The focus of these cooperative efforts shall be to amend Chapter 10 and Chapter 27 of the Hawaii County Code in a manner that would increase the level of education and enforcement regarding minimization of flooding and protection of cultural, historical and burial sites and the marine environment. Such amendments could include: 17.1.1 Modifying "Section 10-1 Purpose" to read as follows: "The purpose of this chapter is to provide minimum standards to prevent flooding, soil erosion, and sedimentation, thereby protecting public health, safety and welfare, public and 4