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The Board finds that separate ownership of the golf course and related facilities will be beneficial in order to effectively implement and manage the Elkhorn project. As part of this decision, the Board approves a condition of approval resolving the discrepancy between such conditions and allowing the golf course and other improved recreation facilities to be owned separately from the remainder of the development,provided that the residential home owners association ("HOA") and the golf course HOA shall be joined in a master HOA. 2. The golf course and related open space, and other natural areas designated on the approved site plan shall remain as dedicated permanent open space and shall represent at least 50 percent of the resort ownership. The golf course and other open space will remain as dedicated open space. Natural (unimproved)open space constitutes approximately 58% (272 acres) of the property. The golf course constitutes another 26% (122 acres). 3. At least$2 million (in 1984 dollars)shall be spent on improvements for on-site developed recreational facilities and visitor-oriented accommodations exclusive of costs for land, sewer, and water facilities and roads. Not less than one-third of this amount shall be spend on developed recreation facilities. The applicant has provided evidence that the value of the improved facilities are valued in a fair market transaction to be$3,500,000; thereby satisfying the requirement as it pertains to recreational facilities. 4. Visitor-oriented accommodations including meeting rooms, restaurant with seating for 100 persons, and 150 separate rentable units of overnight lodging shall be provided. The applicant will provide meeting rooms and a 100-person restaurant as part of the golf course clubhouse("lodge"). In addition, the lodge will offer five units of overnight accommodation. A minimum of 150 dwelling units will be available for overnight rental via a centralized booking service. In addition, a small inn is proposed as part of the commercial use that will provide 40 rooms of overnight lodging. 5. Commercial uses provided are limited to types and levels necessary to meet the needs of visitors to the development. Industrial uses are not permitted. No industrial uses are proposed. The commercial uses will be limited to an inn and gift shop, canteen, exhibit space,welcome center, front desk check-in, adventure center for booking events and similar or other uses serving the ancillary and visitor needs of visitors to the resort. In addition,the golf course clubhouse will include a pro shop and gift shop, general store, five overnight accommodations, spa/wellness center, fitness center,restaurant, grill/lounge, front desk check-in and other potential amenities that serve the needs of guests and owners of the resort such as a swimming pool,tennis courts, volleyball, croquet, horseshoes, bocce ball,performing arts center, kid's day camp, and maintenance facilities, etc. 6. The terms "Developed Recreation Facilities, Self Contained Development, Visitor Oriented Accommodations, Recreation Areas, Facilities and Opportunities, and Recreation Needs" shall have the meanings prescribed in the proposed amendments to Goal 8 dated June, 1984. The terms in this narrative are used as defined in the 1984 draft Goal 8 amendment. -26-