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STATE OF HAWAIIDEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCESLand DivisionHonolulu, Hawaii 96813January 12, 2018Board of Land and Natural ResourcesState of Hawaii Ref. No. : 17HD-125Honolulu,HawaiiHAWAIIAfter-the-Fact Consent to Assignment of General Lease No. S-3601, BCI CocaCola Bottling Company of Los Angeles (now known as Reyes Coca-ColaBottling, L.L.C.), Assignor, to Coca-Cola Bottling of Hawaii, LLC, Assignee,Kanoelehua Industrial Lots, Waiakea, South Hilo, Hawaii, Tax Map Key: (3) 2-2-049:007.APPLICANT:BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles, a Delaware corporation (now knownas Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling, L.L.C., a Delaware limited liability company), as Assignor,to Coca-Cola Bottling of Hawaii, LLC, a Washington limited liability company, asAssignee.LEGAL REFERENCE:Section 171-36(a)(5), Hawaii Revised Statutes, as amended.LOCATION:Portion of Government lands ofKanoelehua Industrial Lots situated at Waiakea, SouthHilo, Hawaii, identified by Tax Map Key: (3)2-2-049:007, as shown on the attached maplabeled Exhibit A.AREA:0.7748 acre, more or less.TRUST LAND STATUS:Section 5(b) lands of the Hawaii Admission ActDHHL 30% entitlement lands pursuant to the Hawaii State Constitution: Yes No XD-15

BLNR - Consent to Assignment Page 2 January 12, 2018ofGLNo.S-3601CHARACTER OF USE:Warehouse and associated office purposes.TERM OF LEASE:Initial term offifty-five (55) years, commencing on January 16, 1961, and expiring onJanuary 15, 2016, with a ten (10) year extension from January 16, 2016 up to andincluding January 15, 2026, for an aggregate term of sixty-five (65) years. The last rentalreopening occurred on January 16, 2016. There are no further rental reopenings.ANNUAL RENTAL: 29,700 per annum.CONSIDERATION:Gratis.RECOMMENDED PREMIUM:Not applicable as the lease does not allow for a premium.DCCA VERIFICATION:ASSIGNOR:Place of business registration confirmed:Registered business name confirmed:Good standing confirmed:YES JLYES JLYES JLNONONOYES JLYES JLYES xNONONOASSIGNEE:Place of business registration confirmed:Registered business name confirmed:Good standing confirmed:BACKGROUND:On December 1, 1960, pursuant to Act 4, First Special Session 1960, which authorizedthe direct issuance of leases to victims of natural disaster (tsunami) for purposes otherthan residential or agriculture, the Board approved General Lease No. S-3601 (GLS3601) to Edward Hamilton Inman, as Lessee, for a term offifty-five (55) yearscommencing on January 16, 1961, and expiring on January 15, 2016.On April 28, 1967, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601, fromEdward Hamilton Inman, Assignor, to Allan Dale Starr, Assignee. The consent wasexecuted on August 11,1967.

BLNR - Consent to Assignment Page 3 January 12,2018ofGLNo.S-3601On August 27, 1971, item F-6, the Board approved the waiver of the performance bonddue to the compliance with building requirements and the confidence that staff had inthese lessees to fully and faithfully perform all of the terms and conditions of theirrespective general leases, subject to the condition that it may be re-imposed upon thefailure to continue to perform the terms and conditions and covenants of their generalleases.October 13,1978, item F-l-f, Board approved Consent to the Character of Use for Subsublease GLS-3601, Pacific Bottling Corporation, Sublessee, to Sure Save Supermarket,Sub-sublessee, authorizing the use of the leasehold property for warehouse and associatedoffice purposes. The Sub-sublessee would be utilizing only a portion of the leaseholdproperty and the term for the sub-sublease would begin on August 1, 1978.1On February 10, 1984, item F-1-1, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601, from Allan D. Starr, Assignor, to William T. White, III, Assignee.On October 22, 1994, item F-l-a, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601, from William T. White, III, Assignor, to William T. White, III Trustee of theWilliam T. White, III Revocable Tmst under the Declaration of Trust executed onSeptember 7,1988, Assignee.On December 13, 2002, item D-43, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601, from William T. White, III Trust, Assignor, to the William T. White, IIICharitable Remainder Unitrust, Assignee; and the Consent to Sublease GLS-3601,William T. White, III Charitable Remainder Unitrust, Sublessor (Lessee), to BCI CocaCola Bottling Company of Los Angeles, Sublessee. The Board also reinstated theperformance bond equal to twice the annual rent.On June 9, 2011, item D-3, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601,from William T. White, III, Trustee of the William T. White III, Charitable RemainderUnitrust, as Assignor, to BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles (BCI CCBCo.), as Assignee.On December 11, 2015, item D-6, the Board approved a 10-year extension, commencingon January 16, 2016 and expiring on January 15, 2026, making the aggregate term for thislease at 65 years.1 General Lease No. S-3601 does not require Board approval for subleasing a portion of theleasehold property, however, it requires approval for the consent to the character of use(warehouse and associated office purposes). The original character of use required the premisesto be used for the first five (5) years for bottling works purposes, and could be used for otherpurposes after the first five years with prior consent from the Board.

BLNR - Consent to Assignment Page 4 January 12,2018ofGLNo.S-3601REMARKS:Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. and its affiliates are refranchising their bottlingsystem in North America and selling off the bottling and distribution aspects of theirbusiness to distributors such as The Odom Corporation and Reyes Beverage Group. TheOdom Corporation is the parent company and owner of all the membership interest inCoca-Cola Bottling of Hawaii, LLC (CCBH), who is the Assignee under this requestpresently before the Board. By an Assignment and Assumption of Lease signed in June2017 but effective as of October 28, 2016, Lessee BCI CCB Co. assigned its interest inGLS-3601 to CCBH.Because CCBH is a relatively new entity, there are no financial statements that establishits qualifications of operating a successful business. However, The Odom Corporation,as the parent company and owner of the CCBH, has provided financial statements for2015 and 2016 to establish the parent company's qualifications. Nevertheless, staff isincluding a recommendation below that CCBH provide a guaranty from The OdomCorporation ofCCBH's performance of all obligations under the lease as a condition ofthe Board's consent to assignment.On June 8, 2017, Lessee BCI CCB Co. converted from a Delaware corporation to aDelaware limited liability company with the name BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company ofLos Angeles LLC (BCI CCB LLC). On October 27, 2017, BCI CCB LLC changed itsname to Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling, L.L.C.Lessee BCI CCB Co. is compliant with the terms and conditions of the lease, and iscurrent with rent and liability insurance. The performance bond, which was waived bythe Board at its meeting on August 27,1971, was reinstated on December 13, 2002. TheLessee had been current with the performance bond since 2002 until its most currentcertificate expired on July 15, 2017. An NOD was issued and has since been cured.Lessee is currently up to date with the performance bond.Assignee CCBH has not had a lease, permit, easement or other disposition of State landsterminated within the last five years due to non-compliance with such terms andconditions.The last rental reopening occurred on January 16, 2016. There are no further rentalreopemngs.RECOMMENDATION:That the Board consent after-the-fact to the assignment of General Lease No. S-3601from BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles (now known as Reyes Coca-ColaBottling, L.L.C.), as Assignor, to Coca-Cola Bottling of Hawaii, LLC, as Assignee,subject to the following:

BLNR - Consent to Assignment Page 5 January 12, 2018ofGLNo.S-36011. The standard terms and conditions of the most current consent to assignmentform, as may be amended from time to time;2. Coca-Cola Bottling of Hawaii, LLC shall provide a guaranty from The OdomCorporation in favor of the Board and in a form acceptable to the Department ofthe Attorney General, in which The Odom Corporation guarantees theperformance of all of lessee's obligations under the lease;3. Review and approval by the Department of the Attorney General; and4. Such other terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Chairperson to bestserve the interests of the State.Respectfully Submitted,APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL: -- /// —cSuzann(yD. Case, Chairperson

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Consent to Assignment ofGLS-3601EXHIBIT ATMK: (3) 2-2-049:007BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles (Assignor) to Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Hawaii, LLC (Assignee)45 Holomua St, Hilo, HI 96720

GLS-3601, from Allan D. Starr, Assignor, to William T. White, III, Assignee. On October 22, 1994, item F-l-a, the Board approved the Consent to Assignment of GLS-3601, from William T. White, III, Assignor, to William T. White, III Trustee of the William T. White, III Revocable Tmst under the Declaration of Trust executed on September 7,1988 .

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