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June 1, 2018 Page 8 • The Planning Department approved SUB-07-000564 on January 9, 2014. This phase of the development consisted of 12 single-family residential lots, together with a readjustmei->t of the boundary lines for 2 bulk lots for the golf course. The subdivision improvements for this phase were completed in 2014. 5. Kulanakatchale (SUB-14-001426-Revised) The Planning Department approved SUB-14-001426-Revised-2 on April 5, 2017. This phase of the development consisted of 11 single-family residential lots. The subdivision improvements for this phase were completed in 2017. IV. DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR LOT 4-A AND LOT 4-B BEYOND 2019 Although faced with a challenging real estate market, KD and HILLC remained steadfast and fully committed to implementing thedevelopment plans for Lot 4-A and Lot 4-B, respectively, and have made substantial progress towards this goal. The total development area under PDO 99-42 is 1,078.634 acres in size with a maximum allowable density of 1,030 residential units. To date, KD and HILLC have developed approximately 582.030 acres of land and 170 residential units within the Lot 4-A and Lot 4-B development areas. Approximately 384.094 acres within Lot 4-A7 and 217.394 acres within Lot 4-B8 have been developed, respectively, which represents roughly 54% of the land covered by PDO 99-42. More importantly, the Parties have completed a majority of the community benefit and public access elements under PDO 99-42, such as the Interpretive Center with the public restrooms and public parking stalls, which will facilitate greater public access to the shoreline, once SHPD approves the Plan for the Kalaemano Cultural Preserve. As we discussed in Section II.A.1. above, the Interpretive Center is currently open to lineal descendants, cultural practitioners, and educational groups on a reservation only basis, while the SHPD review of the Plan is pending. Concurrent with the work performed by the project archaeologist, KD has consulted with the Kaupulehu Development Monitoring Committee ("KDMC") and the lineal descendants from the area to develop an appropriate management plan to ensure the protection of all archaeological, cultural and natural resources along the shoreline. KD and HILLC maintain close contact with the lineal descendants from Kaupulehu, and this relationship was integral in the efforts to relocate the Star Compass from within the,Hualalai Resort and to develop plans for the new Hale Wa'a(canoe hale) adjacent to the Interpretive Center. Although PDO 99-42 allows KD to defer opening the public access elements to the general public until the opening of the 18- hole golf course, KD always intended to open these public access improvements to the public • earlier. While access to these improvements is currently managed and restricted to certain users The total acreage accounts for the development of the completed subdivision improvements, including roadways and utilities,the Kaupulehu Beach Club, the set-asides for the Coastal Planning Areas,which includes the Kalaemano Cultural Preserve,the Interpretive Center and the Kaupulehu private wastewater treatment plant. 8 The total acreage accounts for the development of the completed subdivision improvements, including roadways and utilities, in addition to the back 9 golf holes of the Keolu Golf Course. 4821-7934-8826.6.060391-00002