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Appendix A

Proposed Site Layout

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Appendix B

Typical Classroom LayoutClassroom Block Roof Plan

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SHARED!CCJt,f3INEDCLASSES

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TYPICAL BUILDING LAYOUT

Typical Classroom Layout ~"~,:,uJ~r~~r~;(~1('95-\-KO_3 • BeCaUhga Elementary School. Republic of the Marshall Islands ~~a~.~~;';"I~L' Architects

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~><----- VENTILATION

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ROOF PLAN

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Appendix C

Water Distribution

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Appendix 0

Sewage Collection andDisposal

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Appendix E

Grading and Drainage

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KEY NOTE ALL RAINWATER- FROM THE JUNIOR

,/ GRADING CONTOURS BUILDINGS GOES TOBELOW-BUILDING

LAND DRAINS STORAGE AND THEOVERFLOW SHOWN ON

• SUMP WATER TREATMENTSERVICES SHEET

BUILDING DRAINS 64Z0044-940-A-K03BUILDING

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Appendix F

Implementation Options andProgram

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Calendar Year 2011 I 2012 I 2013 I 2014FY2011 I FY2012 I FY2013 I FY2014Financial Year

task/month I A MIJIJIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJIJIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJI JIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJIAISFAST TRACK OPTION

IReclamaffonDesign/DocsIBRf<JingIAwardIMo6iTiZalion

I IIRock Procurement[Rock PlacementIPipes celow roadIDredger mobillzilUon[sand pumpingSpfeildand CompactILand DrainS-GradingSCFiOofDeslgn7DocsIBidding

Construction

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IMobilizationIRock Procurement

I IIPipes below roadIDredger mooHizationSand pumping

and Drains GradingS-pread-andCompact

School DesignBiddingAward

[SitewcrksSchool Opening JANUARY 2015

AIMIJIJIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJIJIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJIJIAISIOINIDIJIFIMIAIMIJIAISI FY 2011 I FY 2012 I FY 2013 I FY 2014

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Appendix G

EIAApproval

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REPUBLlC OF THE MAR 'HALL [SLANDS

ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION AUTHORITYr.o. BOX 1322 Majuro, Marshall Islands %960

Phone: (692) 625-3035/5203 Fax: (692) 625-5202 emailrrmiepaeuntamar.corn

December 10tn2007

Mr. Tony TomlinsonResident Manager, RMlBECA International Consultants Ltd.P.O. Box 108Majuro, MH 96960

Re: Approval of Environmental Impact Assessment (ElA) for the Uliga Elementary SchoolConsorti urn (UESC) Reclamation

Dear Mr. Tomlinson

The RMlEPA Board of Directors met on the lJ'h of December 2007 and I am pleased to informyou, on behalf of your client UESC, that the above EIA has been approved. The addendum to theElA Report submitted on the 12th and 17th of October are also included in this approval.

There are a number of conditions which have been set by the Board which must be adhered to toavoid non compliance with the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations 1994 andbefore an Earthmoving permit is issued:

1. The EIA Report and conditions below must be included in the contract and biddocuments.

2. All mitigation measures stated in the EtA Report must be adhered to throughout thelifetime of the project.

3. The sea wall must be constructed prior to fill material being used in the reclamation site.The project can be done in phases however the entire project must be completed oncestarted.

4. The successful contractor must obtain materials for the seawall and reclamation fromoverseas sources. However, if thi is not financially viable the proponent or contractormust pr-ovide supporting documents to concur with this. Following this, if materials canonly be sourced locally, the following conditions apply:

a. The rock armor for the sea wall can only be obtained fr-om within the reclamationarea itself, which will eventually be filled so as to avoid the need for another openmine quarry elsewhere in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

b. Due to the large volumes of fill material required for this project, material mustcome from sediment'S sourced from the lagoon, at least 30 feet below the highwater mark. to avoid the need for another open mine quarry destruction of reef

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flat and coral reefs and most importantly reduce the impact on the vulnerablecoastlines of Majuro. A suction dredge is required to do this which can bedeployed following recommendations from the RMIEP A.

5. The successful contractor will be required to transcribe all mitigation measures from theEJA into an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and also include best managementpractices for the construction of the reclamation and the sourcing of the materials (ifusing local sources via suction dredge and reef flat dredginglblasting) submit to the EPAGeneral Manager for approval before the Earthmoving permit is obtained.

6. The Earthmoving Permit must be applied for with the relevant fee before anyconstruction work takes place.

Following these conditions wiil ensure that the development can occur without significantadverse impact on Majuro Atoll. The RMIEPA look forward to a successful project.

Yours sincerely

cc: Father Richard McAuliffcc: Wilson Hess, eM!cc: Tessa Irving, B CAcc: EP A Board of Directorscc: Minister in Assistancecc: Chief Secretarycc: Ministry of Education .cc: EPA Coastal Management Department File

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Appendix H

Quit Title Deed

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Lotorik WetoWhereas, authoritative published sources, including those from within the Government of theRMI, declare elementary education to be critical to the needs of the nation, but also to be "incrisis" and. . .

Whereas, the Uliga Elementary School building has been condemned as unfit by the RMI EPAand the School is in the process of transferring its operations to a temporary location at theAssumption School, pending the construction of a permanent replacement and. . .

Whereas the Uliga Elementary School children need a safe, new elementary school, removedfrom the road, away from the Exxon-Mobil fuel storage tanks, with quality educational programsand with adequate recreational facilities and. . .

Whereas Assumption School and the College of the Marshall Islands and have joined together toform the Uliga Elementary School Consortium for the purposes of collaborating to provideeducational services, design, and construct a new model "lab" school in Uliga utilizing theirrespective educational and managerial strengths and. . .

Whereas, the establishment of a "lab school" is an established and effective method forresearching effective educational programs, methods of instruction, staffing, materials, andequipment and. . .

Whereas the Assumption School is authorized by the RMI and is accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges to deliver K-12 educational programs and is located in theUliga school district and. . .

Whereas, the College of the Marshall Islands is authorized by statute to "conduct and supportresearch ... relevant to assessing the ongoing training and education needs" (of the nation (P.L.1992-13 Sec. 6.7) and has also demonstrated expertise in fiscal accountability and physicalfacilities planning and also ...

Whereas the people of the Marshall Islands need a national recreation area in which to exerciseand recreate and. . .

Whereas the people the Marshall Islands also need a venue in town, to hold "Constitution Day"events, (Laura may still be used to host some events), and a venue for hosting the "Micro-Games"and ...

Whereas the Majuro Local Government needs a venue, in town, to hold "Majuro Day" events,without having to figure out how to transport large numbers of people out to Laura (Laura canstill be used to host some events), and has a place for its citizens to safely exercise and recreateand. . . -

Whereas Majuro needs a national recreation area for all people of Majuro to use, especially sincethere is no place for softball games and track and field events outside of Laura. Today children inEnen Edik, Jenrok and other areas in Majuro are playing softball and other games in the road,creating dangerous conditions for both children and motorists and. . .

Whereas the landowners of Lotorik Weto understand and value the opportunity under theseextraordinary circumstances to create a unique solution to this unique problem by using thespecial features of this unique geographic area.

The Parties Agree as follows:

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QUIT CLAIM DEED

Lotorik Weto

Uliga Island

Majuro Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands

This Quit Claim Deed is effective on ,47~ {I ;'007 , and is betweenCharles Muller, Rose Maddison, Hermon Napkin, and Yoshio Muller Kanzaki, who arethose parties who individually or collectively, or are contesting, the rights, titles, andinterests ofIroij, Iroij Erik, Alap, and Senior Dri Jerbal in Lotorik Weto, Uliga Island,Majuro Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands under the customary and traditionalpractices of the Marshall Islands or who hold any other rights, titles or interests in and toLotorik Weto at law (collectively the "Grantors"), and the Uliga Elementary SchoolConsortium (the "Grantee"), a Republic of the Marshall Islands non-governmentalorganization, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 8, Majuro, Marshall Islands MH 96960.

The Grantors, in consideration ofthe total sum of US $65,555.70, to bedistrihuted in three equal shares to the Irooj Edik, Alap and Senior Dri-Jerbal, the receiptin full of which is hereby acknowledged, do individually, collectively, and on behalf ofeach of their lineage, bwij, jowi, and any assigns, successors in interest, or lessees eitherunder the customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands or at law, do herebyrelease, remise, and forever quitclaim to the Grantee, all of their rights, interests, andtitles under both the customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands and atlaw, in and to those portions of Lotorik Weto, located on Uliga Island, Majuro Atoll,Republic of the Marshall Islands, which are described in the attached survey map andlegal description which is incorporated by reference and marked as Exhibit A, togetherwith all of the tenements, hereditaments, buildings, improvements, and appurtenancescurrently located thereon and the reversions, remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereofto have and to hold all and singular those portions of Lotorik Weto described in ExhibitA, unto the Grantee and its heirs, successors, lessees, and assigns forever, so long asthose portions of Lotorik Weto as described in Exhibit A are used for any public, non-profit community related, or educational activities, services, or purposes.

Grantors acknowledge and confirm that by they do also convey their ownership rights,titles, and interests under the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 1, Section 103, of theMarshall Islands Revised Code, to the areas of Lotorik Weto described in Exhibit Awhich are located in Marine Areas Below the Ordinary High Watermark. Any areas ofLotorik Weto described in Exhibit A which now or in the future are determined not to belocated in a Marine Area Below the Ordinary Highwater Mark are also released, remised,and forever quitclaimed to the Grantee by the Ora tors in their entirety.

EWA 1\ LAN ZEBEDYNotary Public

Republic of the Marshall IslandsMy Commission expires on theJ-:f-day o~ 20..t!'l.-

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Grantors acknowledge and confirm that the provisions of this Quit Claim Deed willremain in full force and effect notwithstanding any subsequent changes in the laws of theRepublic of the Marshall Islands with respect to Title 9, Chapter 1, or any changes in thedefinitions or applicability ofthe terms "Public Land" or "Marine Areas Below theOrdinary Highwater Mark", as those terms are currently used and defined in Title 9,Chapter I,of the Marshall Islands Revised Code.

No part of this deed shall be construed as prohibiting the Grantee from transferring orassigning title the aforesaid rights, titles, and interests to a governmental agency orinstrumentality, nor any other legally constituted non-governmental organization, in orderto accomplish and further the public, non-profit community related, or educationalactivities, services, or purposes described herein.

After a period of thirty (30) years from the date of this deed, in the event that the portionof Lotorik Weto described in Exhibit A ceases or has ceased to be used for the activities,services, or purposes as set out above, the Grantors shall have a right of first refusalabove all other claimants to claim the rights, titles, and interests to the aforesaid property.

By signing this Quit Claim Deed the Grantors do not endorse or agree to the samerelinquishment, release, and ceding of land rights as are being quitclaimed under this QuitClaim Deed on any other weto where they may hold land rights under the customary andtraditional practices of the Marshall Islands or on any other weto that may be held bytheir respective bwijs' .jowis', or lineages, or on any other weto in the Marshall Islands.

~. /l1c~kI~ zr/&IalRose Maddison (Irooj Edik, contested)

'0 Muller Kanz ilap & Senior Dri-Jerbal (contested)

. ~Jb(!l7

~Subscribed and sworn to before me on this £,day of ~, 2007.Notary Public in and for the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

ELLlA SABLAN ZEBEDYNotary Public

Republic of the Marshall IslandsMy Commission expires on thel!..day of f:iY\_~ , 20~

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LEGAL DE~CRIPTION

For: Barkan.Lotorik & Biggrat

These portions of Barkan,Lotorik. wetos & Biggrat Is., Uliga Island is being designatedas lease lot, which is depicted and properly described on Survey Map No. MI-032/07filed with the Division of Lands & Surveys, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of theMarshall Islands,

Those portions are described as follows:

Commencing from a survey control station which is designated as "T -5" with thecoordinate N41.127.0511, E85,054.2226 thence N24-30-19W 240.12 meters to a pointdesignated as "T-6", thence N64-55-50E 63.49 meters to the point designated as "SL-4",or the point of beginning;

This portion within Lotorik weto is described as follows:

Thence N33-17-20W 60.09 meters to a point designated as "SL-Y';Thence N27-01-43E 13.56 meters to a point designated as "SL-6";Thence N16-07-47E 19.60 meters to a point designated as "SL- 7";Thence NOO-55-50E 13.85 meters to a point designated as ':SL-8";Thence Nll-32-4SW 17.94 meters to a point designated as "SL-9";Thence N21- 30-35W 26.39 meters to a point designated, as "SL-lO";Thence N06-52-43W 14.87 meters to a point designated as, "Sl.vLl ";Thence N29-35-25W 66.68 meters to a point designated as '''SL-12'';Thence N42-55-06W 31.91 meters to a point designated as "SL-13";Thence N26-4S-02W 49.57 meters to a point designated as "SL-14";Thence N30-18-44W 4.04 meters to a point designated as "WC-4";Thence N65-51-20E 33.32 meters to a point designat~d as:<'WC-3";Thence S27-20-45W 307.13 meters to a point designated as "WC-2";Thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a point designated as "WC-l n;Thence N24-30-19W 10.69 meters to a point designated as "SL-2";Thence NOO-05-24W 16.30 meters to a point designated as "SL-3";Thence N29-43-53E 18.40 meters to a point designated as "SL-4", point of beginning.

'1'hat portion consist a total land area of 1.5159 hectares or 3.7457 acres,

This portion within Biggrat Is. is described as follows:

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Commencing from point "WC-] ", thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a pointdesignated as "WC-2"; ,Thence S27-20-45E 90.50 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l 0";Thence SlO-14-34W 39.01 meters to a point designated as "SWC-9";Thence N76-29-57W 55.75 meters to a point designated as "SWC-8";Thence S86-30-16W 29.23 meters to a point designated as "SWC- 7";Thence NS7-13-30W 20.86 meters to a point designated as "SWC-6";Thence N14-09-47W 3.18 meters to a point designated as "SWC-5";Thence S84-03-16W 26.08 meters to a point designated as "SWC-4";Thence S14-05-25W 6.30 meters to a point designated as "SWC-3";Thence N42-47-25W 22.09 meters to a point designated as "SWC-2";Thence S46-33-18W 6.21 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l";Thence N30-35-04W 20.96 meters to a point designated as "SL-1";Thence N20-40-59W 8.56 meters to the point designated as "WC-1", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 1.1460 hectare or 2.8317 acre.

This portion within Barkan weto is described as follows:

Commencing from point "WC-4", thence N30-18-44W 21.16 meters to a pointdesignated as "SL-15";Thence N28-25-1 OW 17.30 meters to a point designated as "'SL-16";Thence N54-16-46E 2.95 meters to a point designated as "SL-17";Thence N26-54-42W 5.67 meters to a point designated as "SL-18";Thence N37-28-23W 2.15 meters to a point designated as "SL-19";Thence N70-54-38E 32.44 meters to a point designated as."LC-20";Thence S27-20-45E 43.85 meters to a point designated as c'WC-3";Thence S65-51-20W 3332 meters to the point designated as "WC-4", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 0.1530 hectare or 0.3781 acre.

Total land area is 2.8149 hectares or 6.9555 acres.

Vtklf1~~~~ s a':t,--Divis~d and SurveyMinistry of Internal Affairs

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Biker-Att WetoWhereas, authoritative published sources, including those from within the Government of theRMI, declare elementary education to be critical to the needs of the nation, but also to be "incrisis" and. . .

Whereas, the Uliga Elementary School building has been condemned as unfit by the RMI EP Aand the School is in the process of transferring its operations to a temporary location at theAssumption School, pending the construction of a permanent replacement and. . .

Whereas the Uliga Elementary School children need a safe, new elementary school, removedfrom the road, away from the Exxon-Mobil fuel storage tanks, with quality educational programsand with adequate recreational facilities and. . .

Whereas Assumption School and the College of the Marshall Islands and have joined together toform the Uliga Elementary School Consortium for the purposes of collaborating to provideeducational services, design, and construct a new model "lab" school in Uliga utilizing theirrespective educational and managerial strengths and. . .

Whereas, the establishment of a "lab school" is an established and effective method forresearching effective educational programs, methods of instruction, staffing, materials, andequipment and ...

Whereas the Assumption School is authorized by the RMI and is accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges to deliver K-12 educational programs and is located in theUliga school district and. . .

Whereas, the College of the Marshall Islands is authorized by statute to "conduct and supportresearch ... relevant to assessing the ongoing training and education needs" (of the nation (P.L.1992-13 Sec. 6.7) and has also demonstrated expertise in fiscal accountability and physicalfacilities planning and also ...

Whereas the people of the Marshall Islands need a national recreation area in which to exerciseand recreate and. . .

Whereas the people the Marshall Islands also need a venue in town, to hold "Constitution Day"events, (Laura may still be used to host some events), and a venue for hosting the "Micro-Games"and ...

Whereas the Majuro Local Government needs a venue, in town, to hold "Majuro Day" events,without having to figure out how to transport large numbers of people out to Laura (Laura canstill be used to host some events), and has a place for its citizens to safely exercise and recreateand. . . .

Whereas Majuro needs a national recreation area for all people of Majuro to use, especially sincethere is no place for softball games and track and field events outside of Laura. Today children inEnen Edik, Jenrok and other areas in Majuro are playing softball and other games in the road,creating dangerous conditions for both children and motorists and. . .

Whereas the landowners of Biker-Att Weto understand and value the opportunity under theseextraordinary circumstances to create a unique solution to this unique problem by using thespecial features of this unique geographic area.

The Parties Agree as follows:

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QUIT CLAIM DEED

Biker-Att Weto

Uliga Island

Majuro Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands

This Quit Claim Deed is effective on J/, ;'cx:f) , and is between LeroijAtama Zedkaia, her successor in interest lurelan Zedkaia, Alap Tebro Neri Nena, andSenior Dri Jerbal Tebro Neri Nena, who are those parties who individually or collectivelyhold the rights, titles, and interests of Iroij, Iroij Erik, Alap, and Senior Dri Jerbal inBiker-Att Weto under the customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands orwho hold any other rights, titles or interests in and to Biker-Att Weto at law (collectivelythe "Grantors'ti, and the Uliga Elementary School Consortium (the "Grantee"), aRepublic of the Marshall Islands non-governmental organization, whose mailing addressis P.O. Box 8, Majuro, Marshall Islands MH 96960.

The Grantors, in consideration of the total sum of US $45,012.90, the receipt infull of which is hereby acknowledged, do individually, collectively, and on behalf of eachof their lineage, bwij, jowi, and any assigns, successors in interest, or lessees either underthe customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands or at law, do herebyrelease, remise, and forever quitclaim to the Grantee, all of their rights, interests, andtitles under both the customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands and atlaw, in and to those portions of Biker-Att Weto, located on Uliga Island, Majuro Atoll,Republic ofthe Marshall Islands, which are described in the attached survey map andlegal description which is incorporated by reference and marked as Exhibit A, togetherwith all of the tenements, hereditaments, buildings, improvements, and appurtenancescurrently located thereon and the reversions, remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereofto have and to hold all and singular those portions of Biker-Att Weto described in ExhibitA, unto the Grantee and its heirs, successors, lessees, and assigns forever, so long asthose portions of Biker-Att Weto as described in Exhibit A are used for any public, non-profit community related, or educational activities, services, or purposes.

Grantors acknowledge and confirm that by they do also convey their ownership rights,titles, and interests under the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 1, Section 103, of theMarshall Islands Revised Code, to the areas of Biker-Att Weto described in Exhibit Awhich are located in Marine Areas Below the Ordinary High Watermark. Any areas ofBiker-Art Weto described in Exhibit A which now or in the future are determined not tobe located in a Marine Area below the Ordinary Highwater Mark are also released,remised, and forever quitclaimed to the -. tee by the Grantors in their entirety.

r->:ELLIA N ZEBEDY

Notary PublicRepublic of the Marshall IslandsMy Commission expires on the.lLday of ~r1 \ ,2oL

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, ".

Grantors acknowledge and confirm that the provisions of this Quit Claim Deed willremain in full force and effect notwithstanding any subsequent changes in the laws of theRepublic of the Marshall Islands with respect to Title 9, Chapter 1, or any changes in thedefinitions or applicability of the terms "Public Land" or "Marine Areas Below theOrdinary Highwater Mark", as those terms are currently used and defined in Title 9,Chapter 1 of the Marshall Islands Revised Code.

No part of this deed shall be construed as prohibiting the Grantee from transferring orassigning title the aforesaid rights, titles, and interests to a governmental agency orinstrumentality, nor any other legally constituted non-governmental organization, in orderto accomplish and further the public, non-profit community related, or educationalactivities, services, or purposes described herein.

After a period of thirty (30) years from the date of this deed, in the event that the portionof Biker-Att Weto described in Exhibit A ceases or has ceased to be used for theactivities, services, or purposes as set out above, the Grantors shall have a right of firstrefusal above all other claimants to claim the rights, titles, and interests to the aforesaidproperty.

By signing this Quit Claim Deed the Grantors do not endorse or agree to the samerelinquishment, release, and ceding of land rights as are being quitclaimed under this QuitClaim Deed on any other weto where they may hold land rights under the customary andtraditional practices of the Marshall Islands or on any other weto that may be held bytheir respective bwijs' ,jowis', or lineages, or on any other weto in the Marshall Islands.

~~.-.Leroij Iroij Edik

hL 7l~ ..71~.Senior D Jerbal fJ'tV" "t N<l..P\'"Nena -r~b"'<.) f

" -1i, ~.lrOJ .(~Subscribed and sworn to before me on this l\ ,day of~, 2007.Notary Public in and for the Rep Ii of the Marshall Islands.

ELLIA S ZEBEDYNotary Public

Republic of the Marshall IslandsMy Commission expires on the1l.day of(1))'\ .20..itL

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION.:.~

For: Barkan.Lotorik & Biggrat

These portions of Barkan,Lotorik wetos & Biggrat Is., Uliga Island is being designatedas lease lot, which is depicted and properly described on Survey Map No. MI-032/07filed with the Division of Lands & Surveys, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of theMarshall Islands,

Those portions are described as follows:

Commencing from a survey control station which is designated as "T -5" with thecoordinate N41,127.0511, E85,054.2226 thence N24-30-19W 240.12 meters to a pointdesignated as "T -6", thence N64-55-50E 63.49 meters to the point designated as "SL-4",or the point of beginning;

This portion within Lotorik weto is described as follows:

Thence N33-17-20W 60.09 meters to a point designated as "SL-5:';Thence N27-01-43E 13.56 meters to a point designated as "SL-6";Thence N16-07-47E 19.60 meters to a point designated as "SL-7";Thence NOO-55-50E 13.85 meters to a point designated as '.:,SL-8";Thence Nll-32-4SW 17.94 meters to a point designated as "SL-9";Thence N21-30-35W 26.39 meters to a point designatedas "SL-IO";Thence N06-52-43W 14.87 meters to a point designated as. "Sl.vl l ";Thence N29-35-25W 66.68 meters to a point designated as '''SL-12'';Thence N42-5S-06W 31.91 meters to a point designated as "SL-13";Thence N26-45-02W 49.57 meters to a point designated as "SL-14";Thence N30-18-44W 4.04 meters to a point designated as "WC-4";Thence N6S-51-20E 33.32 meters to a point designa~d as."WC-3";Thence S27-20-4SW 307.13 meters to a point designated as "WC-2";Thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a point designated as "WC-l";Thence N24-30-19W 10.69 meters to a point designated as "SL-2";Thence NOO-05-24W 16.30 meters to a point designated as "SL-3";Thence N29-43-53E 18.40 meters to a point designated as "SL-4", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 1.5159 hectares or 3.7457 acres.

This portion within Biggrat Is. is described as follows:

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Commencing from point "WC-I ", thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a pointdesignated as "WC-2"; I

Ibence S27-20-45E 90.50 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l 0";Thence SlO-14-34W 39.01 meters to a point designated as "SWC-9";Thence N76-29-57W 55.75 meters to a point designated as "SWC-8";Thence S86-30-16W 29.23 meters to a point designated as "SWC-7";Thence N57-13-30W 20.86 meters to a point designated as "SWC-6";Thence N14-09-47W 3.18 meters to a point designated as "SWC-5";Thence S84-03-16W 26.08 meters to a point designated as "SWC-4";Thence SI4-05-25W 6.30 meters to a point designated as "SWC-3";Thence N42-47-25W 22.09 meters to a point designated as "SWC-2";Thence S46-33-18W 6.21 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l";Thence N30-35-04W 20.96 meters to a point designated as "SL-l";Thence N20-40-59W 8.56 meters to the point designated as <4WC-l", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 1.1460 hectare or 2.8317 acre.

This portion within Barkan weto is described as follows:,,"

Commencing from point "WC-4", thence N30-18-44W 21.16 meters to a pointdesignated as "SL-15";Thence N28-25-lOW 17.30 meters to a point designated as "SL-16";Thence N54-16-46E 2.95 meters to a point designated as "SL-l7";Thence N26-54-42W 5.67 meters to a point designated as ''SL-18'';Thence N37-28-23W 2.15 meters to a point designated as "SL-19";Thence N70-54-38E 32.44 meters to a point designated as,"LC-20";Thence S27-20-45E 43.85 meters to a point designated as "WC-3";Thence S65-51-20W 33.32 meters to the point designated as "WC-4", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 0,1530 hectare or 0.3781 acre.

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Total land area is 2.8149 hectares or 6.9555 acres.

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Barkan 'VetoWhereas, authoritative published sources, including those from within the Government of theRMJ, declare elementary education to be critical to the needs of the nation, but also to be "incrisis" and. . .

Whereas, the Uliga Elementary School building has been condemned as unfit by the RMJ EPAand the School is in the process of transferring its operations to a temporary location at theAssumption School, pending the construction of a permanent replacement and. . .

Whereas the Uliga Elementary School children need a safe, new elementary school, removedfrom the road, away from the Exxon-Mobil fuel storage tanks, with quality educational programsand with adequate recreational facilities and. . .

Whereas Assumption Schoo} and the CoUege of the Marshall Islands and have joined together toform the Uliga Elementary School Consortium for the purposes of collaborating to provideeducational services, design, and construct a new model "lab" school in Uliga utilizing theirrespective educational and managerial strengths and. . .

Whereas, the establishment of a "lab school" is an establi hed and effective method forresearching effective educational programs, methods of instruction, staffing, materials, andequipment and. . .

Whereas the Assumption School is authorized by the RMI and is accredited by tbe WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges to deliver K- J 2 educational programs and is located in theUliga school district and. . .

Whereas, the College of the Marshall Islands is authorized by statute to "conduct and supportresearch ... relevant to assessing the ongoing training and education needs" (of the nation (p.L.1992-13 Sec. 6.7) and has also demonstrated expertise in fiscal accountability and physicalfacilities planning and also ...

Whereas the people of the Marshall Islands need a national recreation area in which to exerciseand recreate and. . .

Whereas the people the Marshall Islands also need a venue in town, to hold "Constitution Day"events, (Laura may still be used to host some events), and a venue [or hosting the "Micro-Games"and ...

Whereas the Majuro Local Government needs a venue, in town, TO hold "Majuro Day" events,without having to figure out how to transport large numbers of people OUl 10 Laura (Laura canstill be used to host some events), and has a place for its citizens to safely exerci e and recreateand ...

Whereas Majuro needs a national recreation area for all people of Majuro to use, especially sincethere is no place for softball games and track and field events out ide of Laura. Today children inEnen Edik, Jenrok and other area. in Majuro are playing softball and OWer games ill the road,creating dangerous conditions for both children and motorists and ...

Whereas the landowners of Lotorik Weto understand and value the opportunity under theseextraordinary circumstances to create a unique solution to this unique problem by using thespecial features of this unique geographic area.

The Parties Agree as follows:

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QUIT CLAIM DEED(

Barkan Weto

Uliga Island

Majuro Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands

This Quit Claim Deed is effective on m'l9----L--'--~C---'Charles Muller, Rose Maddison, Hennon Napkin] oshio uller Kanzaki, and WenaLodge who are those parties who individually or collectively, or arc contesting, therights, titles, and interests of Iroij, Troij Erik, Alap, and Senior Dri Jerbal in Barkan Weto,Uliga Islands, Majuro Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands under the customary andtraditional practices of the Marshall Islands or who hold any other rights, titles orinterests in and to Barkan Weto at law (collectively the "Grantors"), and the UligaElementary School Consortium (the "Grantee"), a Republic of the Marshall Islands non-governmental organization, whose mailing address is P_O_ Box 8, Majuro, MarshallIslands MH 96960_

Tbe Grantors, in consideration of the total sum of US $3,180_00, to be distributedin three equal shares to the Irooj Edik, Alap, and Senior Dri-Jerbal, the receipt in full ofwhich is hereby acknowledged, do individually collectively, and on behalf of each oftheir lineage, bwij, jowi, and any assigns, successors in interest, or lessees either underthe customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands or at law, do herebyrelease, remise, and forever quitclaim to the Grantee, all of their rights, interests, andtitles tinder both the customary and traditional practices of the Marshall Islands and atlaw, in and to those portions of Barkan Weto, located on Uliga Island, Majuro Atoll,Republic of the Marshall Islands, which are described in the attached survey map andlegal description which is incorporated by reference and marked as Exhibit A, togetherwith all of the tenements, hereditaments, buildings, improvements, and appurtenancescurrently located thereon and the reversions, remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereofto have and to hold a11and singular those portions of Lotorik Weto described in ExhibitA, unto the Grantee and its heirs, successors, lessees, and assigns forever, so long asthose portions of Barkan Weto as described in Exhibit A are used for any public, non- -profit community related, or educational activities, services, or purposes.

Grantors acknowledge and confirm that by they do also convey their ownership rights,titles, and interests under the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 1, Section ]03, of theMarshall Islands Revised Code, to the areas of Barkan Weto described in Exhibit Awhich are located in Marine Areas Below the Ordinary High Watermark. Any areas ofBarkan Weto described in Exhibit A which now or in the future are determined not to belocated in a Marine Area Below the Ordinary Highwater Mark are also released, remised,and forever quitclaimed to the _antee by the Grantors in their entirety-

ELWA LANZEBEDYNotary Public

Republic of the Marshall IslandsMy Commission expires on theJ,lday ()f~_ 20lLi-

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Grantors acknowledge and confirm that the provisions of Uris Quit Claim Deed winremain in full force and effect notwithstanding any subsequent changes in "the laws of theRepublic of the Marshall Islands with respect to Title 9, Chapter 1, or any changes in thedefinitions or applicability of the terms "Public Land" or "Marine Areas Below theOrdinary Highwater Mark", as those terms are currently used and defined in Title 9,Chapter I, of the Marshall Islands Revised Code.

No part of this deed shall be construed as prohibiting the Grantee from transferring orassigning title the aforesaid rights, titles, and interests to a governmental agency orinstrumentality, nor any other legally constituted non-governmental organization, in orderto accomplish and further the public, non-profit community related, or educationalactivities, services, or purposes describe-d herein.

After a period of thirty (30) years from the date of this deed, in the event that the portionof Barkan Weto described in Exhibit A ceases or bas ceased to be used for the activities,services, OJ" purposes as set out above, the Grantors shall have a right offirst refusalabove all other claimants to claim the rights, titles, and interests to the aforesaid property.

By signing this Quit Claim Deed the Grantors do not endorse or agree to the samerelinquishment, release, and ceding ofland rights as are being quitclaimed under this QuitClaim Deed OJ) any other weto where they may hold land rights under the customary andtraditional practices of the _ Iarshall Islands or on any other weto that may be held bytheir respective bwijs' .jowis', or lineages, or any other weto in the Marshall Islands.

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Subscribed and sworn to before me on this Ji":, day of 111 A /.\ • ,2007.Notary Public in and for ~ public of the Marshall Tsla~~V

ELUA ZEBEDWNotary Public

Republic of the Marshall Islan~hsMy Commission expires on th~21 day of Ofr\ 1 ,20~

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION-:

For: Barkan.Lotorik & Biggrat

These portions of Barkan.Lotorik wetos & Biggrat Is., Uliga Island is being designatedas lease lot. which is depicted and properly described on Survey Map No. MI-032/07filed with the Division of Lands & Surveys, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of theMarshall Islands,

Those portions are described as follows:

Commencing from a survey control station which is designated as "T -5" with thecoordinate N41,127.0S11, £85,054.2226 thence N24-30-19W 240.12 meters to a pointdesignated as "T-6", thence 64-55-50E 63.49 meters to the point designated as "SL-4",or the point of beginning;

This portion within Lotorik weto is described as follows:

Thence N33-17-20W 60.09 meters to a point designated as "SL-5~';Thence N27-01 -43E 13.56 meters to a point designated as "SL-6";Thence Nl6-07-47E 19.60 meters to a point designated as "SL-T';Thence NOO-55-50E ] 3.85 meters to a point designated as :'SL-8";Thence NII-32-45W 17.94 meters to a point designated as "SL-9";Thence N21-30-35W 26.39 meters to a point designated as «SL-10";Thence N06-52-4JW 14.87 meters to a point designated as "SL-ll ";Thence N29-35-25W 66.68 meters to a point designated as "SL-12";Thence 42-55-06\V 3),91 meters to a point designated as «SL·l3";Thence N26-4S-02W 49.57 meters to a point designated as «SL-14' ;Thence N30-18-44W 4.04 meters to a point designated as "WC-4";Thence N65-51-20E 3 .....32 meters to a point designated as "WC-3";Thence S27-20-45W 307.) 3 meters to a point designated as "We-2";Thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a point designated as "WC-l";Thence N24-30-J9W 10.69 meters to a point designated as "SL-2";Thence 00-05-24W 16.30 meters to a point designated a') "SL-3";Thence N29-4J-53E ] 8.40 meters to a point de ignated as "SL-4", point of beginning.

That portion consist a tOLaI land area ofl.5159 hectares or 3.7457 acres.

This portion within Biggra1 Is. is described as follows:

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Commencing from point "WC-I", thence S63-19-45W 142.78 meters to a pointdesignated as "WC-2";The;;ce S27-20-45E 90.50 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l 0";Thence SlO-14-34W 39.01 meters to a point designated as "SWC-9";Thence N76-29-57W 55.75 meters to a point designated as "SWC-S";Thence S86-30-16W 29.23 meters to a point designated a') "SWC-T';Thence NS7-13-30W 20.86 meters to a point designated as ..•.SWC-6";Thence N14-09-47W 3.18 meters to a point designated as "SWC-5";Thence S84-03-] 6W 26.08 meters to a point designated as "SWC-4";Thence S14-05-25W 6.30 meters to a point designated as <~SWC-3";Thence N42-47-25W 22.09 meters to a point designated as "'SWC-2";Thence S46-33-18W 6.21 meters to a point designated as "SWC-l";Thence 30-35-04 W 20.96 meters to a point designated as "SL-l";Thence N20-40-59W 8.56 meters to the point designated as "WC- J '" point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of 1.1460 hectare or 2.8317 acre.

This portion ,.••.rithin Barkan weto is described as follows:

Commencing from point "WC-4" > thence N30-18-44 W 21.16 meters to a poultdesignated as "SL-lS"; .Thence N28-2S-J OW 17.30 meters to a point designated as "SL-16";Thence N54-16-46E 2.95 meters to a point designated as "SL-IT';'Thence N26-54-42W 5.67 meters to a point designated as "SL-18";Thence N37-28-23W 2.15 meters to a point designated as "SL-19";Thence N70-54-38E 32.44 meters to a point designatedas "Le-20";Thence S27-20-4SE 43.85 meters to a point designated as "WC-3";Thence S65-51-20W 33.32 meters to the point designated as "WC-4", point of beginning.

That portion consist a total land area of O.'!530 hectare or 0.3781 acre.

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Total land area is 2.8149 hectares or 6.9555 acres.

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