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concern within a period of fifteen (15) days or such other period as the Grantor and the Grantee may agree upon (called the "cure period"). During the cure period, the Grantor shall reasonably cooperate with the Grantee to mitigate any such threats so as to allow the general motoring public's use of the easement area and the Grantee shall exercise due care to close or to limit public continued use of the easement area during the cure period, giving due consideration to the Grantor, Hokuli`a lot owners, their respective employees, invitees, guests and contractors and persons authorized and designated by the Grantor. 6. Reserved Rights. The Grantor reserves for itself and for Hokuli`a lot owners, their respective employees, guests, invitees and contractors and for other persons designated and authorized by the Grantor the full use and enjoyment of the easement area and the right of the Grantor to grant to others such rights and privileges to use the easement area. Without limitation, the Grantor specifically reserves the following: a. Rights of way and easements for access, construction, water, utility, communication, landscaping and other development purposes (including measures necessary to comply with existing laws and regulations) and rights to maintain and utilize such rights of way and easements over, under and across the easement area; b. The right at any time to enter upon the easement area for construction, inspection, repair and maintenance purposes, including, but not limited to, the construction, maintenance, repair or replacement of any such rights of way and easements; 10