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Improvement District shall be compiled by the Department of Environmental <br />Management. <br />Kind, Extent and General Details of the Proposed Improvements. The special <br />improvements shall consist of a public sewer system (the "Sewer System") consistent <br />with applicable Department of Environmental Management standards, which shall be <br />owned, operated, and maintained by the County. The special improvements shall <br />include the installation of laterals for each currently existing assessment unit within <br />the Improvement District that would not be exempt from assessment based on current <br />usage. <br />4. No Acquisition of Land Required; Required Easements or Other Use and Occupancy <br />Agreements. The construction and installation of the Sewer System for the <br />Improvement District will not require the acquisition of land. The construction and <br />installation of the sewer system for the Improvement District will, however, require <br />the acquisition of 10 -foot wide easements over seven parcels as identified in the <br />Director's Report. <br />5. Part or Proportion of the Cost of the Improvements to be Borne by the County. The <br />total cost of the design, instruction and installation of the Sewer System, including the <br />acquisition of the parcels described in the preceding section (collectively, the "Project <br />Costs"), is estimated to be $6,461,800, which is anticipated to be financed by: <br />a. A grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development ("Rural <br />Development") in the amount of $4,024,800 to be applied against the Project <br />Costs; and <br />b. A 35 -year loan from Rural Development to the County in the amount of <br />$2,437,000 which loan shall be evidenced by a bond of the County (the <br />"Improvement District Bond") and repaid out of the proceeds of assessments to be <br />assessed to the owners of assessment units within the Improvement District. <br />Pursuant to sections 46-74.1 and 46-74.2, HRS, and section 12-5, Hawaii County <br />Code, the assessments for ten properties owned by qualifying nonprofits will be <br />paid for by the County. The preliminary total cost is $294,525.56 ($16,134.10 <br />annually) for 32.4 SFEs. <br />The County of Hawaii shall bear the customary operating costs of loan management <br />by its Department of Finance -Treasury Division for the 35 -year duration of the <br />Improvement District Bond. These costs will be partially offset by charging a <br />collection fee as specified in chapter 12, Hawaii County Code. A prepayment penalty <br />for early payoffs and out-of-pocket transaction costs associated with property <br />transfers will also be assessed. <br />4 <br />