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Just as a matter of orientation as to location of the property, I have this map upside down to make it consistent with that particular map. ALAMEDA:Okay. HAYASHI:Anyway, this is the Keaau-Pahoa Road, also referred to as Highway 130. This is going towards Pahoa, and this would be in the Keaau direction. This particular blue-shaded area is the Orchidland Subdivision, which we discussed as part of the General Plan. Hawaiian Paradise Park is located here, across the street, and some of the lots along the mauka side of the highway. The Ainaloa Subdivision is located in this general configuration, and the subject property is a 200-acre property at this particular location. Its approximately, I believe, sorry, I need my notes on this one here. I believe it was slightly over three miles from the intersectionwithAinaloaBoulevardandHighway130. Now,in2003,AinaloaDevelopmentCorporationcameinforanamendmenttothe Special Permit No. 827 for the golf course clubhouse and they requested that Condition 2 be extended as far as the time in which to submit or secure Final Plan Approval for the golf clubhouse facility. At the same time, they also came in for an amendment to Use Permit No. 106, which was the 18-hole golf course; and they requested that several conditions be amended or deleted. One was a request for a five-year time extension to Condition 3, which was a condition that they had to secure Final Plan Approval for the golf course within a specified period of time. The second request under the Use Permit 106 was to delete Condition 6; and basically Condition 6 related to doing intersection improvements with Highway 130 and Ainaloa Boulevard at this particular location. The third request was to amend Condition No. 7; and basically Condition No.7 required the Ainaloa Development Corporation to do certain improvements along this Highway. The Ainaloa Development Corporation requested that this condition be amended and that they would donate or provide to the County $1 million in lieu of the required improvements as spelled out in the Use Permit, originally-approved Use Permit. And, finally, the fourth condition to, requested to be amended was Condition No. 9, and that was a community benefits program; and basically Ainaloa Development Corporation had to do certain types of improvements, as well as donate, as an example, an asphalt paver and water tanker to the Ainaloa Community Association. They also were required to construct a bus shelter along the Ainaloa Boulevard. Since this particular, there was a request for a Petition for Standing in a Contested Case Hearing; and this particular request, which was honored by the Planning Commission, it was requested by Mr. Ole Fulks, an adjoining owner. And the Planning Commission 2EXHIBIT D