LEASE AGREEMENT

Exhibit 10.36

LEASE AGREEMENT

This Lease Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into on the twenty-six day of the month of February of the year 2003, by and between:

for the one part and for the other,

The Lessor, the Developer and the Lessee are referred to collectively herein as the “Parties”.

RECITALS

1.- Whereas the Lessee desires to lease a new building (the “Real Estate”), to be commonly known as the Align Building (the “Align Building”), located in Global Industrial Park and Free Trade Zone, part of the “Condominio Global” (the “Condominium”), condominium identity number 3-109-328791, a condominium registered in the Costa Rican Public Registry, Province of Heredia, Property Number M-001679, Lot Number Ten, registered in the Public Registry Property of Heredia, Property Number H ###-###-####

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with a total registered area of eight thousand six hundred and forty one square meters and thirty six centimeters (8,641.36 m2), of which five thousand nine hundred and forty (5,940 m2) square meters constitutes the leased real estate (the “Real Estate”).

2.- Whereas the Real Estate forms part of a bigger property which has been transferred to KPMG Fides (Costa Rica) S.A. in trust, through the GLOBAL GUARANTY TRUST (“Trust Agreement”), executed on March 23, 2001, by Parque Global S.A. as Grantor of the Trust Agreement, and Scotiabank de Costa Rica S.A. as main Beneficiary of the Trust Agreement;

3.- Whereas the Grantor and the main beneficiary of the Trust Agreement have instructed KPMG Fides as a Trustee to enter into this lease agreement, and all parties acknowledge that KPMG Fides will act in accordance with the instructions received by the main beneficiary and the Developer, and expressly agree that KPMG Fides enters into the present Agreement acting solely as trustee of the Trust. Consequently, KPMG Fides’ obligations and duties in relation with this Agreement are limited to its execution;

Now therefore in consideration of the premises and the mutual promises herein made, and in consideration of the representations, warranties, and covenants herein contained, the Parties have agreed to execute this lease agreement:

Section One: Leased Real Estate

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have executed this Agreement on [as of] the date first above written.

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EXHIBIT LIST

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Exhibit One

Conditions and Characteristics of the Real Estate

[Building At Global Park Appears Here]

[LETTERHEAD OF ZÜRCHER ARQUITECTOS S.A.]

GENERAL DESCRIPTION PROJECT:    A L I G N

The building is located at GLOBAL PARK in La Aurora, Heredia, Lot #10. The building is basically a pre-cast concrete structure that holds in the inside a mezzanine for corporate offices. The measurements of the building are 87 meters by 60 meters between axis with a free corner that define the main accesses, located at north east part of the building. It has a reception module that allows the visitor to access the production area, human resource department and administrative offices (second floor). It has 45 parking spaces on the front with one main vehicle entrance and exit on the same area (principal elevation).

It has an employee entrance that goes directly to lockers and bathrooms and then into the workstations. For the production area (926 workstations) it has bathrooms for women (12 toilets, 10 sinks) and for men (6 toilets, 6 urinals, 10 sinks). These are divided in two modules: one on east side and the other west side. It has 2 meeting rooms for 10 people each one, a facility storage, IT storage, IDF storage and 2 emergency exits one located on the south elevation and the other on west elevation.

The workstation module has a dimension of .70 cm x 1.20 cm each one and they are combine in groups of 20 creating an island that is separated from the next one with 2 meters walkway.

Under the mezzanine there is a cafeteria to hold 175 seats inside (a/c) and 36 seats in an outdoorroofed terrace, another bathroom facility that holds 8 toilets, 7 sinks for women and 5 toilets, 3 urinals and 7 sinks for men, 2 meeting rooms for 10 people each, telecom room and the human resource department.

This first floor has a total area of 5211 m².

SECOND LEVEL

On the second level, we have the Administrative offices which includes: Reception, 5 meeting rooms (one of them for 25 people), 2 bathrooms for women, 2 bathrooms for men (2 toilet, 2 sinks each one), a copy and paper station, 11 private offices, telecom room storage, file room, janitorial-supplies, 18 workstations and a training room with a capacity of 80 seats which can be also used as 2 more meeting rooms. On the west part of the mezzanine it will have a staircase that will connect in a more internal way the first floor with the second.

[LETTERHEAD OF ZÜRCHER ARQUITECTOS S.A.]

MATERIALS

The structure of the mezzanine will be a precast concrete element (columns and slab). All the partitions and ceiling will be on gypsum and some areas will also have drop ceiling, carpet floor with an exception of the bathroom area that will have ceramic tile. The doors in general will be on MDF material. There will be windows on both sides of the mezzanine one of them will be more like an internal elevation looking from the production area (first level). This mezzanine is inside the big “shell” (main building). The main building is also a pre-cast concrete structure with a height of 6.5 mup to the lowest roof beam. It’s basically combination of .40 x .40 cm concrete columns and 2.42 vertical and horizontal concrete panels (skin). It will have an insulated roof system that is made of two layers of galvanized iron and 2 inches of insulation. The floor of the production area will be on carpet. There will be exposed elements such as ducts, lighting, voice and data cable, and power lines running through the roof structure and then connected to each workstation island.

Exhibit Two

Condominium Bylaws

TWELFTH: CONDOMINIUM AND MANAGEMENT BYLAWS: In compliance with Articles Thirty-Three and Thirty-Four of THE LAW, the Condominium and Management Bylaws of CONDOMINIO GLOBAL are constituted, which shall regulate the relations of the condominium owners: DEFINITIONS. The following words will be understood, for all of the purposes of this Bylaws, according to their respective definitions, to whit: ADMINISTRATOR: The individual or corporation named to exercise the management of the Condominium according to the procedures described in this Bylaw; SHARED AREAS OR ELEMENTS: Shared elements should be understood as all those zones that are set aside for shared use and enjoyment, within which we can mention the following, without restriction: green areas, spaces set aside for pedestrian circulation, sidewalks, streets, access ways, surveillance posts, electrical substations, water reservoir tank, drinking water systems, fire extinguisher systems, treatment plant, pump station, control booth, as well as those which are stipulated as such by Law, the building blueprints and the Condominium deed of constitution; RESTRICTED USE SHARED AREA: These will be those shared areas that the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting shall determine by a vote of two-thirds of the total value of the Condominium, which shall be used only by one or multiple specific joint owners as a result of their industrial or commercial operational needs within the Condominium, resulting from the location of the shared area or because of any circumstance which in the judgment of the Owner’s General Meeting justifies that the use and enjoyment of the shared area be restricted to one or several specific joint owners, either through a direct request made to the Meeting or because the Meeting so decides. BUILDING COMMITTEE: The official body designated by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting to approve, inspect and regulate construction within the Condominium and within its subsidiary areas and the Independent Condominiums,

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which shall ensure compliance with the architectural, urban, building, structural, esthetic and landscape standards of the Condominium and the Independent Condominiums, over which it shall also exercise all of its attributes. THE CONDOMINIUM: Condominio Global. INDEPENDENT CONDOMINIUM: That which shall be formed by subjecting each subsidiary property of Condominio Global to the Condominium Property System. The independent condominium bylaw will be subject to the stipulations of the Condominio Global Bylaw, and to the Building Bylaw, and will be subject to the Building Committee of Condominio Global. CONDOMINIUM JOINT OWNERS: These are the individuals or companies, who/which reside in the Condominium or not, which hold property title over the subsidiary properties of the Condominium. In the case in which the subsidiary property is at the same time the parent property of an independent condominium, such condominium will be considered a joint owner of Condominio Global and shall participate in the Meetings and voting of Condominio Global under one single representation which shall have one single opinion and orientation to vote in regard to the matters that are heard in each Meeting. ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE FEE: A proportional part of the general expenses that the joint owners are obligated to cancel and which shall be set according to the square meters of developed private area in each subsidiary property, i.e., the developed private area within the Condominium’s property coefficient in relation to the Condominium’s total area. There shall be no obligation to pay neither an ordinary nor an extraordinary maintenance fee for undeveloped private areas. EXECUTIVES: Administrators, legal representatives and corporate executives in general who are installed in the Condominium. SUBSIDIARY PROPERTY: Each one of the lots that make up the Condominium, duly identified by a Lot number, and which shall be subject to different stages of development, all of which constitute the private areas of the Condominium.

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SHARED EXPENSES: Shared expenses will be understood to be those which refer to the management and maintenance of the Condominium which the joint owners are obligated to contribute to in a manner which is proportional to the percentage of their private property with regard to the overall value of the Condominium, i.e., the percentage that corresponds to their property within the stated total value. Shared expenses are those which are established by Law, the collection of solid wastes, security, shared area maintenance, as well as those expenses which are specified by the Condominium Meeting by recommendation of Condominium Management in compliance with its obligations. LAW: The Regulating Law of Condominium Property, Law Number seven thousand nine hundred thirty-three of November Twenty-Five, Nineteen Ninety-Nine, and its reforms. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Individuals in general who render personal services to the companies which are installed in the Condominium or to the Administrator thereof. PROPERTY OF THE CONDOMINIUM: This is understood to be all of the area described in the Deed of Constitution of the Condominium which subjects said area to the Condominium Property System, including all of the corresponding improvements and entitlements thereto. SERVICE PROVIDER: The individual or company which the Administrator of the Condominium will be empowered to hire to provide the general services that the joint owners pay through their maintenance fee. BYLAW: The current Condominium and Management Bylaw of Condominio Global. BUILDING CODE: The Code will be established by the Building Committee for the approval, inspection and regulation of construction within the Condominium, within its subsidiary properties and Independent condominiums, and shall specify and develop the architectural, urban, construction, structural, esthetic and landscaping standards for the Condominium and the Independent Condominiums. AFFILIATED SUBSIDIARY: The subsidiary properties of the Independent Condominiums.

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[Floor Plan Appears Here]

[Floor Plan Appears Here]

WORKERS:  Individuals in general who render personal service to the companies installed in the Condominium. VISITORS:  These are people who visit the Condominium for any reason, either invited by Management or by the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, or those people who work doing repairs, maintenance, construction, cleaning, or who simply visit, or people looking for work, with the exception of the administrative personnel and executives and workers of the companies which are installed in the Condominium. FIRST CHAPTER:  SCOPE AND TERM:  FIRST ARTICLE: General obligatory nature: This Condominium and Management Bylaw is obligatory on all the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders under any title derived from the property in condominium, as well as any visitors to whom it may apply. Also, it will be obligatory on the successors of those rights or people who are entitled thereto under any title, lessees or subleases, as well as anybody, either individual or corporation, who under private contract or court ruling should acquire the property, possession thereof, the use and enjoyment of any of the subsidiary properties resulting from the Condominium, which shall be governed by Law, as well as the terms and conditions of the Deed of Constitution of the Condominium. Condominio Global is planned in such manner that each one of its subsidiary properties may be constructed and subjected to different stages of development which shall be independent one from others, each of which subsidiary properties shall be capable of being converted into the parent property of an independent condominium, without thereby losing its nature as a subsidiary property to the Condominium, in other words, all of the stages of development will always be connected as part of a general whole which shall enjoy the same services and shared areas. Consequently, the bylaw of each one of the independent condominiums which will be constituted by each of the subsidiary properties shall be in complete harmony and uniformity with this Condominium and Management Bylaw, which

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shall be generally applied and abided by the Condominium, and its stipulations shall prevail in the case of discrepancy, omission or confusion, over the stipulations of the Condominium and Management Bylaw of the independent condominiums that are constituted by each one of the subsidiary properties that make up the Condominium, since they, even if they become the parent properties of new independent condominiums, shall conserve their nature as subsidiary properties to Condominio Global. SECOND ARTICLE: Irrevocability: Should there exist any reserved private contract subscribed between the persons indicated in the preceding article which in any manner modifies, alters, or revokes the legal system established by Law and this Bylaw, it shall be found null for all purposes and shall lack validity in regard to the joint owners of the Condominium and in regard to third parties, as well as any stipulation of the internal management regulation of each one of the independent condominiums which may be constituted by the subsidiary properties of the Condominium which modify, alter, revoke the stipulations of this Bylaw. Expressly excluded from this provision are the documents that are mentioned in the Twenty-Ninth Article of this Bylaw, which are acknowledged as valid and binding on all the joint owners. THIRD ARTICLE: Reforms: This Bylaw shall be duly approved and enter in effect from the moment in which the Condominium is registered in the Public Registry. Any reform to this Bylaw, as well as the emission of new text shall correspond solely and exclusively to the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, by unanimous decision of all the Condominium owners, according to the provision of Article Twenty-Seven, Paragraph 5, of the Law. In accordance with the above, any reform or draft of a new Bylaw must be verified by public deed and registered in the Public Registry, if such procedure is possible. SECOND CHAPTER. PRIVATE ASSETS AND SHARED ASSETS.—Private Assets: The Condominium consists of thirteen subsidiary properties which are described as land for the

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construction of office buildings, industrial or commercial units, and which make up the private area of the Condominium. Each one of the subsidiary properties has been identified by means of a lot number, as appears on the corresponding blueprint as well as in the deed of constitution. The joint owners acquire, together with the subsidiary or private assets, the right to use the shared elements that are defined by Law and this Bylaw, as well as those entitlements and obligations which are acknowledged and imposed by this Bylaw. In such manner that each one of the joint owners may hold and derive from the entitlement that they may have over the subsidiary property understood to be the private area, the right to enjoy all of those elements of the Condominium that are stipulated for shared use and are necessary for its existence and conservation. FIFTH ARTICLE: Shared Assets: Shared assets will be understood to be civil infrastructure works, such as: vehicular access ways and on-site concrete or paved roads, sidewalks and gutters with their respective curbs, the rainwater runoff system, sanitary waste system, drinking water system, power distribution and exterior lighting grid, telephone and cable TV network, irrigation system, waste water treatment plant, green zones and parks, master power control room, water supply control room, surveiiiance and vehicular access control stations, and perimeter fence, as well as any other urban development required according to law in keeping with the type of industrial or commercial development to be executed in the Condominium, as well as those set forth in Article Ten of the Law. the Condominium expressly gives the right of way through the shared areas to all government and local agencies that govern or regulate basic public utilities, such as Empresa de Servicios Públicos de Heredia¹ ESPH, in the case of the private supplier of water and power service, the Costa Rican Institute of Electricity ICE, Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts

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and Sewers AyA, Radiográfica Costarricense S.A.² RACSA, and any other data communications or general services company of the Condominium which may have been previously approved and contracted by Management or by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting to execute work necessary for the operation and maintenance of the shared areas. Likewise and under Article Twenty-Seven of the Law, shared assets will be those which are qualified as such by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, even if they are not so by nature, or also those originated out of the necessity, security, health, access, ornamentation and conservation of the Condominium. SIXTH ARTICLE: The relationship between private and shared assets: No joint owner may be limited in the rational use and enjoyment of shared things, nor may any person allege entitlement to greater use of those things because the percentage of ownership of a private area may exceed that of other joint owners in accordance with the provisions of Law. The rights of each joint owner in regard to shared things may not be pledged, encumbered, attached, or transferred to separate dominion, as they are inherent property rights of the subsidiary property and are consequently inseparable therefrom. The pecuniary liability of the joint owner in regard to shared assets shall be determined on the basis of the percentage of developed privately-owned area that the owner’s subsidiary property represents with regard to the overall area of the Condominium, and renouncement of the use and enjoyment of shared things, be it express or implied, shall not relieve the joint owner from responsibility in regard to the conservation and reconstruction of said assets, o even from the payment of maintenance fees, together with any obligation derived from the Condominium Property System, meaning that the joint owners’ liability in regard to shared assets are inalienable. Those assets for shared use and enjoyment may be subjected to leasing, prior agreement of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting by a vote

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which shall not represent less than two thirds of the total value of the Condominium. SEVENTH ARTICLE: Use of shared assets: The owners are obligated to ensure the due use of the shared assets of the Condominium, as well as to notify the Administrator of any situation, fact or act which jeopardizes the security and conservation of those assets. Each joint owner, lessee, occupant or holder, or any individual or corporation which occupies a subsidiary property, independently from the owner thereof, shall be responsible for damages caused to shared things through fault or negligence, or by its tenants, employees, salespeople, or visitors, and they will be liable to cover the costs incurred for repairs, failing which the sanctions set forth herein will be applied. Also, all of the joint owners, lessees, occupants and holders under any title shall abstain from all acts, even within their own property, which impede or lessen the efficiency of the operation or use of the shared areas. EIGHTH ARTICLE: Improvements to shared assets and maintenance: Under Article Thirty of the Law, the Administrator is responsible on behalf of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting for the care and surveillance of the shared assets and services, the care and operation of the installations and general services, as well as of all of the conservation processes of the Condominium. Furthermore, the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting may set the corresponding guidelines for the Administrator to perform his/her duties, and particularly regarding the care of the shared assets. Improvements to the shared assets shall be approved in the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting according to Article Fourteen of the Law in the following manner: a) Necessary improvements shall be approved by owner votes representing a simple majority of the value of the Condominium, and b) Useful improvements, by owner votes representing two thirds of the value of the Condominium. The joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, are obligated to permit and support the

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annoyance caused by maintenance work in shared and private areas, as well as conservation work and repairs. Consequently, the access and throughway of the people in charge of overseeing, directing and performing such work shall be allowed in all of the areas of the Condominium that are involved in maintenance. The Administrator, on his/her part, shall implement all pertinent measures to ensure that the maintenance work produces as little annoyance or damage as possible. THIRD CHAPTER. GOVERNING AND ADMINISTRATION BODIES: NINTH ARTICLE: On the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, meetings, convocation and quorum: The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting is the Supreme Organ of the Condominium and therefore its governing body, and its decisions are binding on all the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, of the subsidiary properties or areas of the Condominium. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting is formed by all the joint owners, either individuals or corporations, which hold property title over the subsidiary properties of the Condominium. The meetings of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting must be held ordinarily according to law and this Bylaw at least one time per year during the month of November, and extraordinarily when so convoked by a number of owners who shall represent one third of the total value of the Condominium or by the Administrator in performance of his/her duties under Article Twenty-Five of the Law or when so stipulated during a preceding General Meeting. Quorum to call the General Meeting to order on the First Convocation will be formed by joint owners representing a minimum of two thirds of the total value of the Condominium, and by any number of joint owners present for the Second Convocation. All convocations shall be issued in writing and with acknowledgment of receipt by any adult person in his/her right mind who may be working at the domicile of the joint owners which they notified to the Condominium Management for

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that purpose. In cases in which the subsidiary is also the parent of another condominium, notice of convocation must be delivered to the office of the administrator of the Independent Condominium. At the option of the Condominium Management, convocation must be made by means of a publication in a national newspaper at least ten business days in advance of the date on which the General Meeting will be held, without considering the day of the publication or the date of the meeting when calculating said period. Convocation notices must specify the agenda with specific issues for consideration, as no miscellaneous matters will be allowed; the place, date and time set for the first and second convocations. Failure to fulfill any of the above-stated requisites will result in the annulment of General Meeting to be held. Once the General Meeting is convoked, those subsidiary properties which are also the parents of independent condominiums must hold their own General Meetings in advance to delineate a single position to be taken in regard to the issues submitted for consideration on the agenda in the convocation of Condominio Global, as well as to appoint a representative to attend the General Meeting and vote according to instructions. In that case, the General Meeting of each individual subsidiary condominium will hear or resolve its own internal issues, which may not have been previously included or described in the agenda of convocation of Condominio Global, though point number one of convocation and the primary reason for convoking the meetings shall be to appoint the representative and provide voting instructions for the Condominio Global General Meeting. The Condominium’s General Meeting will be presided over by the Administrator, except that the duly constituted General Meeting should agreed otherwise by simple majority vote of the attendee owners. TENTH ARTICLE: General Meeting competence and qualified votes: It is the competence of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting to resolve matters of shared interest that do not fall within the

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powers and obligations which shall be specified below for the Administrator. The Ordinary Meeting shall hear the Administrator’s report and accounts, approve the budget of the following year and determine how to fund said budget. The following agreements are the exclusive to the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting and require unanimous approval of all the owners: a) Those which modify the general destination of the condominium. b) Variations of the proportional areas of the subsidiary properties with relation to the total area of Condominium or the area of the shared assets. c) Renouncement of the condominium property system. d) The encumbrance or pledging of the totality of the Condominium. e) Modification of the deed of constitution or this Bylaw. f) Variation of the specific destination of a subsidiary property. g) Variation of the destination of existing shared assets. h) Modification of the general guidelines of the Condominium’s architectural language and the construction quality standards established herein. i) Modification of the constitution of the Building Committee membership and alternate within their term of appointment, removing them from their posts. Excluded are the cases of resignation of some member or alternate in which case the substitution will be made as established in the Sixteenth Article of this Bylaw. Furthermore, approval by at least two thirds of the votes of the total value of the Condominium will be required: a) To build new floors or basements, to dig or authorize one of the joint owners lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, to conduct any work. b) To acquire new shared assets or specify in any manner how they may be utilized, as well as to destine parts or sections of the Condominium as joint-owned property which are not so by nature or which are essential to the existence, security and conservation thereof. Also, to restrict shared use areas to one or several of the Condominium joint owners as defined in this Bylaw. c) To authorize shared things to be leased. d) To approve the total or partial reconstruction of the

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Condominium. e) To determine the amount of insurance coverage that must be taken out on the Condominium, beyond the coverage stipulated by law. f) To modify the Building Code set by the Building Committee. Under Article Twenty-Seven of the Law, when, in all of the preceding cases, a single owner represents less than fifty percent of the total value of the condominium, the remaining fifty percent of votes met in General Meeting will be required to resolve the stated agreements All other agreements, except the Administrator’s appointment, as well as removal o to hear his/her resignation and the determination the amount of remuneration for his/her services, will be resolved by simple majority of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting attending votes, such as and without being limited to the amount of the Condominium’s maintenance fee which each owner must cover in proportion to the value of that owner’s subsidiary property, as well as the determination and authorization of extraordinary maintenance fees. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting may delegate its powers provided that it is not against the law or this Bylaw. All vote counts during Condominium Owners’ General Meetings will be calculated on the basis of the private area in square meters, in other words, each subsidiary property vote will count and be added up according to the percentage of ownership with regard to the total area of the Condominium that is specified in the description of the registered subsidiary properties of the Condominium. ELEVENTH ARTICLE: Representation in the Condominium Owners’ General Meetings: The joint owners may be represented in the Condominium Owners’ General Meetings by general or universal proxies, duly qualified by a notarized affidavit no older than five calendar days, or by a proxy granted to any person, owner or not, which the proxy holder must submit in original, duly authenticated by an attorney. In those cases in which the subsidiary property is also the parent property of another independent condominium, it must be represented in the

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Condominium Owners’ General Meetings by a special holder duly appointed for that purpose by the General Meeting of Owners’ of such independent condominium subsidiary property, who may be the administrator of the Independent Condominium. The special power of attorney granted for these purposes must be legalized and the special holder must accredit such legalization by presenting the original affidavit of the deed of legalization of the agreement, which shall specify the matters that the special holder may vote on, and how the holder should vote, and which matters may be discussed by means of a brief description of the arguments. Also, in the case in which the same subsidiary property belongs to more than one owner, or if rights of real usufruct or simple possession have been constituted thereupon, both the co-owners as well as the real property title holders and bare property holder shall be represented by one single person in the General Meetings, producing one single vote for the subsidiary property according to the provisions of law in regard to the person who is entitled to vote or by a legitimate decision of the parties, in which case the respective proxy letter, authenticated by a lawyer, shall be submitted. TWELFTH ARTICLE: The Condominium Books: All General Meeting resolutions shall be consigned in a Minutes Book that will be kept by the Condominium for that purpose, which shall be duly legalized by the Condominium Properties Section of the Public Registry under Article Twenty-Eight of the Law. The Minutes shall be signed by the President and Secretary of each General meeting. Also, the remaining accounting books will be kept as needed for the order, control and reporting capability of the Condominium management, which must also be legalized by said agency, or otherwise by the General Office of Internal Revenue. THIRTEENTH ARTICLE: On the Administrator, Appointment, fees, removal, resignation and substitution: The Condominium Management shall be in charge of an Administrator, who may be an individual or corporation, a

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joint owner or not, who in regard to the Condominium and the shared assets shall have universal powers of attorney without limit of sum according to Article One Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Three of the Civil Code. The Administrator will remain in the position for a period of five years beginning on the date of appointment by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting and may be reelected indefinitely for equal and consecutive periods. In the case of electing a corporation, it will designate an individual who will execute the corresponding functions in its name and behalf. The appointment of the Administrator shall be made by a two thirds vote of the total value of the Condominium in the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting convoked for that purpose, from among the candidates proposed by any joint owner, the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, or the outgoing Administrator. The Administrator will earn a monthly fee which will be set by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting that chooses him/her/it, which will be reviewed one time per year. The Administrator who is appointed for the Condominium may be removed prior to the expiration of the term of appointment by a vote representing two thirds of the total value of the Condominium and for causes which may be discussed and resolved in the General Meeting convoked for that purpose. The Administrator may resign at any time, due to which a Condominium Owners’ General Meeting must be convoked and reported to at least sixty calendar days in advance of the date on which the resignation becomes effective, so that the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting may resolve the substitution, and receive and approve the Administrator’s final management report during that term. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting shall appoint a Commission, which the outgoing Administrator may be on, to find suitable candidates to manage the Condominium within a term of thirty calendar days beginning on the submission date of the Administrator’s resignation, and it shall submit a recommendation

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thereof to the following Condominium Owners’ General Meeting which shall be held during the last five business days of the thirty calendar day term given to the Commission to find candidates, which shall plan accordingly up to the date of convocation, and the appointment of the substitute will be conducted so that him/she/it may take charge on the date of effect of the outgoing Administrator’s resignation at the expiration of the sixty calendar days stipulated hereinabove, date until which the Administrator shall function normally. The term between the appointment of the substitute Administrator and the date of effect of the Administrator’s resignation will be used by both to inform the substitute Administrator regarding everything related to the Condominium and the Administrator’s current duties, as well as the obligation and entitlements provided by that position. When the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting appoints a substitute Administrator or a new one at the expiration of the term, the outgoing Administrator shall turn all the Condominium’s Books, Accounting and Financial Statements, and all of the documentation, office equipment and accouterments that were specified for management use, over to the new or substitute Administrator. The new or substitute Administrator will have the same faculties, obligations, responsibilities and entitlements established by this Bylaw and the Law once the appointment has been accepted. The substitution of the Administrator and the appointment of the new one resulting from the expiration of term will be immediately registered in the Public Registry on the date of effect of the new appointment. FOURTEENTH ARTICLE: On the Faculties of the Administrator. Under Article Thirty of the Law, the faculties of the Administrator of the Condominium are: a) The care and vigilance of the shared assets and shared services, providing the Condominium with a team of guards to guarantee the safety of the shared assets and the people within it, and to ensure compliance with the provisions on entry, stopover, and exit of people, vehicles

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and goods as established in the Bylaw. b) Attention to, maintenance and operation of the public or shared installations and services of the Condominium, among which are without limitation: the maintenance and conservation of green areas, streets and vehicular and pedestrian access roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, the main entrance, the shared parking areas of the Condominium, and shared service installations, as well as the maintenance of the public lighting service in the shared areas. The Administrator will authorize access into the Condominium of all government and local agencies, governing and regulatory bodies, basic utilities, general services previously hired by the Condominium from data communications and cable television companies; c) Everything to do with the management and conservation of the Condominium, with the exception of the maintenance of the private areas of the subsidiary properties that are occupied by joint owners, including their administrative, green and service areas. The maintenance of the shared areas, public and shared streets and access ways, as well as green zones, and external and shared gardening shall be the responsibility of Management; d) The execution of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting agreements. e) Prior being empowered by the respective joint owner, the Administrator may file for the eviction of any occupant other than a property owner, who repeatedly violates the Law, this Bylaw, the Condominium’s other internal codes, or who disturbs or alters the normal peace of the joint owners. f) To demand compliance by the joint owners of their obligations under this Bylaw and the Law; to oversee the protection of their rights, impose fines, sanctions and lodge court actions resulting from breaches and on behalf of the Condominium, and to issue the respective notifications and processes to the joint owners with regard to the norms that regulate the Condominium, and to issue advices and evict joint owners accordingly and by means of the applicable mechanisms and procedures. FIFTEENTH ARTICLE: On the

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Obligations of the Administrator: It shall be the obligation of the Administrator: a) To render an annual report on management operations and results to the Condominium’s General Ordinary Meeting which is held in November of each year, and in each General Meeting as requested by any joint owner or by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting. b) To submit the projected Annual Management Budget and Financial Statements related to the results of the Administrator’s performance, supported by accounting books which may be audited independently at the request of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting by simple majority of attending votes and by an auditor appointed thereby. c) To resolve conflicts that arise between joint owners related to the use and enjoyment of the shared assets of the Condominium. d) To collect maintenance fees and establish and maintain a legal reserve fund, as well as collect fines, impose terms for the correction of breaches of this Bylaw and the Building Code, to take action according to pertinent court rulings, to issue advices and execute evictions of joint owners. e) To oversee that the tranquility and order that must prevail in the Condominium are not disrupted in any manner, and to adopt any necessary corrective measures to correct such situations. f) To submit and make available Condominium information to joint owners, upon request. g) To certify the outstanding debt of owners under title of ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees, interest and fines, requested by any joint owner or the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting. h) To investigate, issue findings and opinions as requested by the Building Committee regarding matters of its competence, and to attend the hearings of that Committee, when invited, with voice but not vote, and to contribute to the functions of the Committee insofar as possible to the Administrator’s office. i) To execute all of the processes entrusted by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting or imposed by Law or this Bylaw. j) The Administrator shall employ the care of a good parent in

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the fulfillment of him/her/its duties and will be only be liable for failings, faults, or negligence in attending and managing administration. The Administrator will not be liable for losses, damage and injury caused by actions taken or omitted under specific provisions of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, the Law or this Bylaw, or resulting from individual instructions given by joint owners, as may be. The Administrator will be liable for losses imputable thereto as a result of him/her/its management, fraud, dolus, failings, faults or negligence, and because of acts performed other than as ordered by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, the Law or this Bylaw, which shall be paid by the administrator from him/her/its own pocket and such shall be reflected in the statement of earnings of the Administrator’s term of management. SIXTEENTH ARTICLE: On the Building Committee: Appointment, term, substitution, fees, meetings: The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting shall appoint by unanimous vote of the total value of the Condominium and in a General Meeting convoked for that purpose, a Building Committee which shall be formed by three permanent members who may be individuals or corporations who will appoint as required a representative for the purposes of the Committee who may be joint owners or not of the Condominium. The General Meeting will also appoint an alternate, who will be either an individual or corporation, a joint owner or not, who will substitute during the temporary absences of any of the permanent members. Among the permanent members there must be at least one civil engineer or architect, duly associated in Costa Rica. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting may propose eligible candidates from within itself and they may accept or reject the nomination during the meeting if they are present or by a letter sent to the General Meeting, which the President thereof shall read out once the nomination of all the candidates is made. The Building Committee and appointed alternate will occupy their posts

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for a term of ten years, after which the members may be reelected or they may resign during the term, or they may be removed at anytime by unanimous vote of the total value of the Condominium as established in the Tenth Article of this Bylaw. The resignation of a permanent member of the Building Committee should be addressed to the Joint Owners of the Condominium by means of a letter that the resigning member shall submit to the Administrator, who will distribute it to inform of the resignation. The Administrator will immediately convoke a Condominium Owners’ General Meeting in which a substitute will be appointed by unanimous vote of the total value of the Condominium by a General Meeting convoked for that purpose. Beginning on the date of resignation, the post of the resigning permanent member will be filled by the alternate, who may be ratified by the General Meeting as permanent and the new alternate named. If the resigning member should be the alternate, the General Meeting must be convoked by the Administrator to fill the vacancy. The members of the Building Committee will work under honorary title, due to which they will receive no economic retribution nor will they earn any fee for performing their job. The Building Committee will meet ordinarily one time per quarter and extraordinarily when convoked by any of its permanent members to resolve any issue submitted by a joint owner or the Condominium within the term establish in the following Eighteenth Clause. The alternate will attend all of the Building Committee meetings to substitute the post of any permanent member who does not show; the alternate may participate with voice but no vote in the resolution of issues, due to which he/she will be kept permanently duly informed. Any permanent member may be substituted by the alternate upon request during the meetings. The Building Committee will keep a Meeting Minutes Book, duly identified and approved by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, in which every item heard, its background, Building Committee considerations and vote and the final decision

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on each matter will be consigned. The Minutes will be drafted by whomsoever is designated by the Building Committee from among its members, and it shall be signed by the members who attend each meeting. The Building Committee will keep a legally numbered independent file for each matter heard, with all the inherent documentation of each case. The Building Committee Minutes Book and files on each issue shall be kept in custody by the Administrator and shall remain in the Administrator’s office except when being used by the Building Committee, and they will be public documents as regards the Joint Owners or people specifically authorized thereby in writing. SEVENTEENTH ARTICLES: Faculties of the Building Committee: The Building Committee will have the following faculties: a) To issue, interpret and apply the Building Code according to the structural, architectural, construction, esthetic, urban and landscaping guidelines that are established in the Public Deed of Constitution of the Condominium, in the approved Plans and Blueprints of the Condominium approved by the corresponding authorities, and in the Bylaw of the Condominium, in such manner that all of their specifications become an application, extension or logical consequence of such specifications, developing them and facilitating their application. No provision of the Bylaw shall contradict or invalidate that which has been approved by the corresponding authorities on the Plans and Blueprints, in the provisions of the Deed and by the Bylaw of the Condominium. b) To modify the Building Code by unanimous vote of all its members, as required by the Condominium and its Joint Owners, the Deed of Constitution, Bylaw, and approved Plans and Blueprints of the Condominium. Any modification to the Building Code shall be notified in writing to the joint owners by the Administrator. c) To fulfill all the functions and tasks that the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting assigns thereto. d) To approve and inspect all construction in the shared and private areas of the Condominium, in

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accordance with the procedure established by this Bylaw and the Building Code. e) To ensure that all construction in the Condominium, either in its shared or private areas, meets the applicable norms and regulations of all public regulatory agencies, plans and the general design of Condominio Global, its Deed of Constitution, Bylaw and the Building Code, f) To impose the fines and sanctions established in this Bylaw and reflected by the Building Code on joint owners who violate its provisions, in which the Administrator will fully collaborate. g) To recommend to the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting the establishment or modification of said fines and sanctions, or other necessary norms in the Bylaw of the Condominium. h) To recommend to the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting to lodge legal action aginst Joint Owners who violate the construction, architectural and urban codes of the Condominium, i) To propose modifications or improvements to the Condominium’s shared areas. k) To name at discretion up to two professional advisors to attend to each issue that is put before it, and to set reasonable fees for the advisory services rendered thereby to resolve a matter of the Committee’s competence. The fees of such advisors will be paid by the applicant Joint Owner, or by the one affected by the matter put before the Committee or by the Joint Owner who is affected by the Committee’s resolution, as is set forth and estabiished in the Building Code. The Committee’s advisors will be selected according to criteria of absolute reasonability and will be hired by the Committee to issue a suitable technical or professional criteria to solve each issue. l) To ask the Administrator of the Condominium for decisions, investigations, recommendations, and opinion on those matters of the Committee’s competence and to which the Administrator may contribute in regard to his/her/its functions, and to summon the Administrator to meetings and hearings of the Building Committee with voice but not vote. m) To modify the specifications of the architectural language of the Condominium and the quality

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standards of the construction established by the Building Code and the Building Committee, provided that they do not contradict the stipulations of this Bylaw. EIGHTEENTH ARTICLE: Building Approval Procedure: Any construction in the subsidiary properties which the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders under any title may wish to execute, including without limitation, modifications, improvements or electrical installations and mechanical additions, must be approved by the Building Committee of Condominio Global. For this, they will submit a preliminary building plan to the Committee which shall include all of the genera! relevant information, such as a infrastructure specifications, location on the subsidiary property, connection with the public utility installations of the Condominium, and all of the other requisites which the public regulatory agencies demand to issue permits according to the law and applicable regulations. The Committee may make suggestions and propose changes prior to the approval of the plans, and it will have ten business days counted as of the day following that on which the complete information of the projected construction is submitted. Approval of the preliminary project and plans by the Building Committee must be obtained before the Joint Owner processes the building permits before the public regulatory agencies. When the building plans are approved by the Committee and by the public regulatory agencies, the Building Committee will reserve a set of plans for verification and supervision of the construction and it with have unrestricted access thereto until completion, any regarding which it may request immediate changes, when construction does not coincide with what was previously approved. The building approval procedure will be developed and regulated in greater detail in the Building Code that the Building Committee will issue. The Bylaw will establish in detail the procedures that the Building Committee will be governed by, which shall be assessed by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting by a two thirds vote of the total

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value of the Condominium. NINETEENTH ARTICLE: Sanctions: Those joint owners who violate the stipulations and conditions of the Bylaw in regard to construction, the Building Code and guidelines established by the Building Committee, will be subject to pay a fine equivalent to TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS of the United States of America per calendar day from the moment of initiation of construction without the prior authorization of the Building Committee until such authorization is given. This fine will specifically apply to the cases set forth in this clause and shall exclude the application of the fine stipulated in paragraph g) of the Twenty-Third Article of this Bylaw, notwithstanding that the procedure to charge such fine in the case of the default of payment in good faith of the joint owner, and its purpose, may be identical to the one set forth in the stated Twenty-Third Article. If the Building Committee’s suggested changes are not implemented by the given joint owner in his/her/its construction, and if the Committee considers them necessary to guarantee the harmony and balance of the structure, systems and general functions of the Condominium and the other joint owners and that they are required in defense of the common welfare, the Committee may elevate the proposed construction, suggested approval, and building approval for the joint owner, to the floor of the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, and the joint owner will equally be liable to pay the fine established above to the Condominium if construction is initiated without the prior authorization of the General Meeting, which must be given by a two thirds vote of the total value of the Condominium. FOURTH CHAPTER: FINANCIAL PROVISIONS OF THE CONDOMINIUM: TWENTIETH ARTICLE: The Condominium Bank Account: All of the funds that the Administrator receives and manages under title of maintenance fees according to the annual budget, as well as any other funds or amounts of money received by the Administrator in payment of the Condominium expenses, shall be deposited in a bank account

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which shall be opened by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting in the name of the Condominium for that purpose, in which the Administrator will be authorized to sign checks, make withdrawals and deposit funds, and to execute any other usual bank account operation, except closing the bank account or opening others, which will require a decision by a simple majority of attending votes in the General Meeting. Those people who are expressly authorized by the Condominium Owners’ General meeting to do so, may also sign on the bank account. TWENTY-FIRST ARTICLE: Legal Reserve Fund. The Condominium annual expense budgets will include the formation and maintenance of a Legal Reserve Fund formed by withholding five percent of the cash income up to a total of twenty percent of the annual budget. The legal reserve fund will be destined for the resolution of the Condominium’s extraordinary conservation, maintenance and restructuring needs, or to cover any delay in the collection of maintenance fees from permanent occupants, which will be justified by the Administrator by substantiating the essential needs of the Condominium. When the fund decreases to below the percentage stipulated herein, a surcharge will be imposed, the amount and form of which will be agreed by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, until the agreed amount is reached, in such manner that the Legal Reserve Fund remains at twenty percent of the annual budget of the Condominium. TWENTY-SECOND ARTICLE: Maintenance Fees: a) Ordinary maintenance fees: The joint owners of the different subsidiary properties of the Condominium are obligated to contribute an ordinary maintenance fee which shall be set according to the square meters of the constructed private area of each subsidiary property, i.e., the constructed private area within the percentage of ownership compared to the total area of the Condominium, to cover: a.i) Maintenance fees, the modification and repair of the shared assets of the Condominium. a.ii) Insurance premium

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payments for the infrastructure civil works in the shared areas of the Condominium. a.iii) Tax, rate and fiscal or municipal contribution payments levied against the Condominium, the shared areas and fixtures thereof. a.iv) Administrative, security, and institutional publicity expenses, in equal proportion, a.v) The fee set for the Administrator. a.vi) Expenses under title of professional services contracted by the Condominium, be they legal, accounting, auditing, topographic and any other professional service which may need to be contracted to cover the general needs of all the joint owners of the Condominium. a.vii) Lastly, the ordinary maintenance fee will cover trash collection of the three point four cubic meter trash bins assigned to each joint owner. When collection requirements exceed the capacity of said bin, the service will be covered as an individual additional expense by each joint owner, who shall pay it independently and above the ordinary maintenance fee, Undeveloped private areas are not obligated to pay an ordinary maintenance fee. The ordinary maintenance fee will be set by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting by a simple majority of attending joint owners in the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting as part of the approval of the Annual Budget submitted by the Administrator, and it will be collected and managed by the Administrator of the Condominium. Any delay in payment shall be subject to a late interest which shall be set by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting for that purpose, which percentage shall prevail when the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting fails to expressly set a different one when it approves the ordinary maintenance fee each year. b) Extraordinary maintenance fees: In view that the shared areas of the Condominium are made up primarily of infrastructure and urban civil works such as: streets, sidewalks and vehicular and pedestrian access ways, curbs and their respective gutters, sewage, pluvial and sanitation systems, drinking water system, fire prevention system, power and exterior lighting network, telephone and cable television

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network, irrigation system, waste water treatment plant, green zones, master power control room, water system access control room, guard houses and perimeter fence, and parks, the respective maintenance fees will be covered by the owners per month according to the Condominium’s real maintenance needs, due to which the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting shall require a simple majority of attending votes to establish the extraordinary maintenance fees to cover such real needs, and it will set them according to the square meters of the developed private area of each subsidiary property, i.e., the constructed private area of the percentage of ownership compared to the total area of the Condominium. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting will also set extraordinary maintenance fees to cover any extraordinary expenses or needs of the Condominium which are not specified in the approved Annual Budget, and which, due to their nature, must be paid by means of a contribution from all the joint owners according to the percentage of their installed private areas, all of which will be justified by the Administrator to the General Meeting or proposed by any one of the joint owners. There shall be no obligation for undeveloped private areas to pay extraordinary maintenance fees. Defaulted extraordinary maintenance fees will be subject to the same late interest specified for ordinary fees. c) Maintenance fee payments: Both ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees must be canceled within the first five business days of each month at the office of the Administrator of the Condominium. The maintenance fee obligation will be charged directly to the joint owner, even if he/she/it does not personally occupy the subsidiary property. In the case in which the joint owner does not furbish, use or occupy the subsidiary property, and cannot be located by the Administrator to charge the maintenance fee, or if, upon having been located and notified, the joint owner does not meet the demanded payment in a preemptory term of five business days after the date of the

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Administrator’s collection advice, whomsoever does furbish, use or occupy the corresponding subsidiary property under any title will respond for the maintenance fee and late interest, without impairment of the civil nature of the joint and several liability of the joint owner. When a subsidiary property of the Condominium is sold or transferred under any title, the seller is under the obligation to present to the Public Notary of record of the sale a certification issued by the Administrator of the Condominium specifying that such subsidiary property is up to date in in the payment of its fees under title of shared expenses. If the subsidiary property is in default and the sale is made, the buyer will be considered the joint and several debtor for the amount which will be certified by the Administrator, without impairment of charging the seller the amount that he/she/it owes under this title. d) Maintenance fee of Independent Condominiums: Likewise, when the subsidiary property is also the parent property of an independent condominium, the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees of such condominium will be defrayed by means of the proportional payment that the owners of the affiliated subsidiaries must make to the independent condominiums according to the value that their affiliated subsidiary properties represent in comparison to the total value of the independent condominium. The ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees of the independent condominium must include in their amount the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees of Condominio Global, in such manner that the owners of the affiliated subsidiary properties contribute proportionally to the payment of the obligations to Condominio Global of the subsidiary property that is the parent property of the independent condominium. Said payments will be made to the independent condominium management, which will be in charge of making the full and total payment of the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance fees to Condominio Global through the office of the Administrator, while retaining the amount

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of expenses that are exclusive to the independent condominium for the uses and purposes assigned thereto. FIFTH CHAPTER. JOINT OWNER RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. TWENTY-THIRD ARTICLE: On the Rights and Obligations of the Joint Owners: a) The use and destination of the subsidiary properties: The Joint Owners will use their subsidiary properties in accordance with the designated use specified in this Deed of Constitution, and according to the general destination of that condominium which is made up by land where that is projected for the construction of horizontal, mixed or vertical office, industrial and commercial units, which shall jointly conform an Industrial Park which is subject in its most part to the Free Zone System approved by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Promotora de Comercio Exterior—PROCOMER. Furthermore, the subsidiary properties may not be destined for uses that are contrary to the law, morals or customs, nor may they serve for any except the expressly agreed use. b) Rules on the joining and division of subsidiary properties: The Joint Owners may unite adjacent subsidiary properties into a single unit under one property title. The division or segregation of such properties will respect the minimum frontage of five linear meters along public streets in the shared areas, and a minimum area for the division of a subsidiary property of three hundred square meters, provided that the divided parts meet all of requisites of the Law and this Bylaw for subsidiary properties. c) Building Quality Standards: The joint owners shall comply with all of the building quality standards of the Condominium as established by its Deed of Constitution, Bylaw, Building Code, and the Building Committee of the Condominium, which shall be included in and specified on the building plans of approved constructions. d) Private services: The joint owners may establish, at their expense, services for their exclusive use, provided that they do not jeopardize or annoy other joint owners or the shared areas of the

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Condominium. On-site building maintenance may be provided by each joint owner, lessee, occupant or holder, under any title, e) The joint owners are responsible for maintaining, responsible for maintaining, cleaning and decorating the on-site private areas that correspond to the subsidiary properties. The maintenance of road surfaces and parking foundations, the internal streets and access ways of each building and subsidiary property that form part of the private area will be the responsibility of each joint owner, as well as the care, irrigation and maintenance of the green areas and gardens within such private areas. f) Forbidden acts: The joint owners may not by any act or failure thereof disturb the peace of other joint owners or their private areas, or compromise the stability, safety, health or comfort of the Condominium, or in fact or potentially damage or affect the infrastructure of the Condominium and its shared areas. g) System of Fines: Violation of the joint owner obligations set forth in this clause and in general throughout this Bylaw will result in a fine of TEN THOUSAND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DOLLARS for the fact of the breach, and the obligation of that joint owner to correct his/her/its breach within a fixed period of thirty calendar days beginning on the date of the written advice from the Administrator regarding the act, a fine and the term for correction. After that term, if the breach persists, the joint owner will be obligated to pay an additional Ten Thousand Dollars of the United States of America for each month in which said breach persists, and the term of correction of thirty calendar days. A second refusal by the joint owner to pay the fines and correct the breach will produce the request of the Administrator to the competent legal authority which will order the payment of the fines and correction of the joint owner’s breach. The summary procedures established by the Civil Procedural Code are stipulated for processing the claim for payment of the fine by the joint owner, in the case in which it is not paid in good faith, and for processing the correction of the breach, though in this

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case of intervention by a legal authority, current and late legal interest on the amount of the fine will accrue until the date on which the process finalizes with the corresponding payment, together with procedural and personal costs, which shall be at the expense of the joint owner in breach. The amounts under title of fines that are collected by the Condominium Management will be applied in the first instance to the Legal Reserve Fund if the corresponding percentage is such fund is not complete, and in the second instance, to approved improvement expenses of the Condominium, all without impairment of those indemnities that legally correspond against the joint owner and in favor of the Condominium should the breach thereof cause further damages to the Condominium. h) Obligation to evict from the Condominium: Because the Condominium is an Industrial Park subject to the Free Zone System with the sole exception of the area that corresponds to Subsidiary Property Lot Three, and regulated by the general obligatory norms related to its nature and use, the obligation of eviction from the Condominium is established within the sixty calendar days following the date on which the following acts are incurred by joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders under any title of a subsidiary property: (i) Reiterated violation or breach of the obligations specified by the Ministry of Health for the normal operation of a business established in a subsidiary property in particular; (ii) The disqualification of the company installed in a subsidiary property in particular by the Ministry of Health as a Type I-I Industrial Enterprise, if its processes and operations are very noisy and generate potential risks of contamination of other nearby companies or residences as the result of the violation of the provisions of the Industrial Regulations for Metropolitan Areas published on June Eighteen, Nineteen Ninety-Five, and its future reforms, as well as any other Ministry of Health or other government authority applicable norm, law or regulation which establishes and determines that

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such company should not continue to operate or that it cannot continue its activities within the Condominium due to its location, nature and use, as an Industrial Park and with the application of the Free Zone System. (iii) The loss of the Free Zone System and abandonment of the subsidiary property where the company in particular operates. (iv) Breach in the payment of the maintenance fee to the Condominium for six consecutive months. (v) Repeated damage to the shared areas and services of the Condominium, or a one-time damage that is not duly repaired or compensated by the joint owner, lessee, occupant or holder under any title of a subsidiary property on particular to the Condominium within the term and for the reasonable amount specified by the Administrator and approved by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting i) General applicability to holders under other title: Any person who holds any title over the subsidiary properties, either as lessees, occupants or holders, or others, will be subject to obey the same rights and obligations established for joint owners, who shall ensure their compliance. The fines will be imposed on joint owners by Management, and they will rebound to the lessees, occupants or holders; nonetheless, if the joint owner does not satisfy its obligations in good faith, the lessees, occupants or holders of the subsidiary properties will be jointly liable and Management may impose exigible fines and liabilities on them under this Bylaw, who will consequently be entitled to file for redress from the joint owner in breach. TWENTY-FOURTH ARTICLE: Architectural language of the Condominium: Joint owners, lessees, occupants and holder, under any title, will be responsible for constructing their buildings and maintaining their subsidiary properties in suitable conditions that will not jeopardize the Condominium’s general image, due to which they will abide by the following provisions: a) Architecture: The architecture of the buildings in each construction project on a subsidiary property must be harmonious with the architecture of the other existing

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constructions. The architectural concept consists of managing pure geometric forms and derivatives thereof. b) Colors: The buildings of the Condominium will use suitable colors approved in advance and in writing by the Building Committee. c) Materials: Top quality materials will be used in the buildings, particularly the partition walls will be made of concrete or any other material approved by the Building Committee as stated, except for metal partition walls which will not be allowed as a primary element, only in specific sections and as an architectural accent. d) Fences: The only fences allowed are live hedges with a maximum height of one point five meters along the borderlines of each property, prior Building Committee authorization. Under no condition will the construction of solid railings or cyclone fencing be authorized, except around the external perimeter of the Condominium or to protect restricted access areas. In this latter case, they must be covered with the appropriate material, with greenery or a material similar to black saran. e) Signage: For businesses to place signs, they must have Management authorization. The signs must have a compatible architectural design with the building that they identify. The materials, finishes and colors must coordinate with those of the building and be located in areas designated by Management for that purpose. Sign illumination must not be flickering. It must be located in a concrete structure at ground level. Signs hanging from the ceiling or posts are not allowed. Flag poles may be installed, providing that they do not exceed ten meters in height and the size of the flags must not exceed one hundred fifty centimeters by three hundred centimeters. f) Paint: The joint owners will be responsible for maintaining their buildings or industrial units and expansions suitably painted, in such manner that they do not jeopardize the image of the Condominium and they shall paint the exterior of the buildings at least every three years at the company’s expense. No company may paint the buildings or industrial units that it occupies a different

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color than those described previously, unless it receives the express and written authorization of the Building Committee. g) Building Facade: No company may change the facade of the buildings without the express written, prior authorization of the Building Committee. h) Regulations: No electromechanical equipment, including meters, may be exposed on the wall surfaces of the buildings. Corrugated tin partition walls are not allowed unless they are used as architectural accent elements designed according to the general architecture of the Condominium, prior written approval from the Building Committee. The roofed area of the buildings may not exceed seventy percent of the total area of each individual parent property. The clearing of the frontage of the buildings will be at least six meters from the curb line and the lateral retreats will be three meters from the property line of the individual parent property as a minimum. No building may exceed twenty meters in height and buildings over two floors in height will require a prior permit from the National Civil Aviation Administration, which will be processed by the interested joint owner and turned over to the Building Committee as a prior requisite for the approval of the respective construction. For naves or any other type of industrial installation over five meters in height, and which are adjacent to the property line of the subsidiary property, the lateral and back clearings will increase one meter for each meter of additional height, the front clearing will be nine meters. Under no condition will the construction of solid railing or cyclone fencing, with the exception of the external perimeter fences or to protect restricted access areas of the Condominium, be authorized. In this latter case, the fences must be covered with suitable materials, either greenery or a black saran-type material. No mechanical or power equipment must be exposed or showing above the surface of the subsidiary properties or future buildings. When meters, valve boxes, pedestal transformers or other public utility connections are needed, they must blend with the

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infrastructure or the building, in cases when such exist, regarding the future development of the stages of this Condominio Global, and inasmuch as possible, they shall be hidden by materials that blend with the architecture or landscape of the infrastructure or building accordingly. Large equipment, such as storage tanks, generators, water cooling towers and compressors, must be placed in machine rooms or specially designed areas so that they blend with the infrastructure, architecture and landscape of the building of each subsidiary property, if required in specific cases. I) Construction: To maintain the image of Condominio Global, all construction shall be executed prior approval from the Building Committee of the Condominium, it must be fenced in and have controlled worker and equipment and materials entry and egress, which details are stipulated in this Bylaw. Also, the joint owners who engage the construction projects shall meet occupational safety norms guaranteeing the least number of accidents possible and they must also comply with the environmental standards of the Condominium which will be specified later in this Bylaw. The owner of the construction project will be liable for ensuring that the subcontractor who executes the project does not damage the installations or structures of the Condominium, the private and shared assets, and for guaranteeing the conservation of the ornamentation and cleanliness of the Condominium at all times. The joint owner who engages the construction work will be charged all of the inherent expenses for the replacement, repair, damages and necessary extraordinary maintenance that is directly or indirectly produced by the construction project, independently of if it is caused by an outside contractor. Failure to pay such expenses to Condominium Management according to the breakdown provided by Management to the joint owner, within five business days beginning on the day following notification from the Administrator, will accrue late interest at the same rate as was set for the Ordinary Maintenance Fee by the Condominium Owners’

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General Meeting. j) Gardening and landscaping: The joint owners shall maintain their private green areas in a similar natural setting as the Condominium and in accordance with the Building Code. The joint owners will be responsible for maintaining the automatic sprinkler systems and hydrometers of their subsidiary properties. In no case may the joint owners maintain vegetation in their private green areas which could or may reasonably be expected to produce bad odors, sanitation or ornamentation issues, or which could damage the external or sub-surface infrastructure of the Condominium, the shared or private installed services or systems of other joint owners. In such case, the Condominium Management will caution the joint owner to immediately and definitely withdraw the damaging or potentially damaging or problematic vegetation. The Building Code will develop and specify each and every one of the aspects of the architectural tendency of the Condominium, which will also govern the Independent Condominiums. TWENTY-FIFTH ARTICLE: Prohibitions: a) Animals: It is forbidden to keep animals of any type in the condominium, except those which may be used by security and which will be exclusively for the purposes thereof. b) Substances and materials: Also, it is forbidden to keep inside of the Condominium any type of substance or product, either chemical or natural, that produces bad odors, is inflammable or may endanger the welfare and safety of people and buildings, and other structures and works of the Condominium. Therefore, it is forbidden to possess explosive, inflammable or unsanitary materials, which produce bad odors, smoke or any disturbance, or which may endanger health, with the exception of those from the operation of the industrial plant installed on each subsidiary property and its corresponding production processes, which will have previously been reported to and authorized by the Condominium Management or the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, if the Administrator should find it necessary to place the matter

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before it for its knowledge and approval. c) Food consumption: No person may use the sidewalks, streets or green zones to ingest food. The joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, must ensure the correct abidance of this article. In the shared recreational zones of the Condominium, exclusive areas will be installed where food may be consumed during social, sports events or at lunch hours, the use of which for specific activities must be requested by the joint owners in advance and in writing from the Administrator, after which they shall not engage in any activities other than those originally proposed and approved, meaning that in the case of requiring any modification, Management shall be notified in writing and its prior approval newly obtained. Each joint owner, lessee, occupant or holder, under any title, of a subsidiary property must destine part of the private area to the food requirements of staff and visitors, generally in accordance with the applicable Ministry of Health regulations. d) Industrial sewage: In regard to industrial sewage, the Condominium has its own waste water treatment plant, the use and limitations of which are binding on all the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders under any title. Therefore, it is forbidden to allow industrial sewage to run free, especially in the following cases: d.i) It is forbidden to discharge untreated industrial waste into the sewers. Management may authorize such discharge prior authorization from the Ministry of Health and within the limits of the treatment system. d.ii) It is forbidden to discharge sewage, runoff and industrial residues into the pluvial drainage system of the Condominium. TWENTY-SIXTH ARTICLE. The obligation of the Joint Owners for environmental conservation: All of the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, are obligated to contribute to the betterment and maintenance of the natural and artificial environmental conditions that meet the vital and health needs of neighboring populations, such as by the good and healthy habits of their workers. No

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establishment may operate in the Condominium if it constitutes a nuisance, danger, or if it fosters unhealthy conditions in the area, either because of the maintenance conditions if its industrial unit, the systems that it employs in its operations, because of the way it eliminates wastes and emissions, or because of the noise that its operations produces. As a result, no companies may operate which, due to the natural of their business or the conditions in which it is conducted, the materials or wastes employed, elaborated or emitted, or which due to the storage of toxic, corrosive, inflammable or explosive substances, could produce effects capable of jeopardizing or effectively damaging, in an immediate and serous manner, the environment, installations and structure of the Condominium, the lives of the inhabitants or neighboring populations of the Condominium. All of the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, of the Condominium’s subsidiary properties, businesspeople, workers, administrative staff and visitors, are obligated to abide by the environmental commitments that govern the Condominium and which are set forth in the Environmental Impact Study of the Barreal Free Zone Project, which was submitted and approved by the National Environmental Technical Secretariat—SETENA, by its Resolution Number one hundred forty-one B ninety-nine, by the original owner of the rural property which was put under the Condominium Property System in this deed for the creation of the Condominium, PARQUE GLOBAL SOCIEDAD ANONIMA, Corporate Identification number three B one hundred one B two hundred thirty thousand five hundred seventy-eight, which environmental commitments form an integral part of the Bylaw and a copy of which is given to each joint owner together with the Bylaw for their due information and strict abidance. The joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, whose activities are disturbing, unhealthy or dangerous and which operate irregularly may be closed down by the health authority without Management liability,

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and in each case, its owners and administrators will be obligated to comply with the orders or instructions of the health authority for the purpose of putting and end or mitigating the unhealthy, dangerous or disturbing conditions produced thereby. It is the obligation of the companies that are established in the Condominium to place in service in the installations that they occupy the equipment and systems that are necessary to avoid the discharges, emissions, emanations or noise that their operations cause and which generate contamination. Also, it is the obligation of the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, to have fire and other natural disaster prevention systems as required by the Fire Department, National Emergencies Commission, and the National Insurance Institute, as well as having systems to avoid interior environmental contamination that could jeopardize the health and welfare of their staff and others. TWENTY-SEVENTH ARTICLE: Trash or solid waste bins: the Condominium will provide trash bins along sidewalks and pedestrian walkways. Each building must have trash bins that are suitable to its volume, which must be located in a zone authorized in writing by the Administrator and which is not visible from the main street. The location must be in a place which minimizes odors or noise to the neighboring subsidiary properties. The Administrator will coordinate solid waste collection services through private waste collectors who are authorized by the corresponding State agencies. The companies established in the Condominium will be obligated to use the trash collection system provided by Management, due to which it is forbidden for any individual or company to dispose of or accumulate solid waste in places that are not expressly authorized for that purpose, to use unsuitable means of transportation or accumulation, and to proceed to use, treat or finally dispose of waste by means of systems that have not been approved by Management under the norms established by the Ministry of Health, Municipality of the Central Canton of the

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Province of Heredia, and by the trash collection company. The Condominium will provide solid waste bins located in shared green areas and strategic places. Management will be responsible for maintaining the optimum condition of the bins; however, joint owners, lessees occupants or holders, under any title, will collaborate in promoting the adequate use and care of such bins among their staff and visitors. The trash generated by each joint owner, lessee, occupant or holder, under any title, operation, must be deposited in the easy-access enclosed bins that are provided by the companies installed in each subsidiary property and placed in specific areas only on those days when trash is collected. The location of such bins will be in an area that is protected from view from the main street and which shall avoid bad or trashy odors. In the case of toxic, metal, or other types of waste that are not admissible in the sanitary landfills where the Condominium will send its waste, the respective joint owner must hire a supplier authorized by the Ministry of Health, and it will be under its responsibility, risk and expense that such waste will be removed. To cover the trash collection expenses of each joint owner, the terms of the Twenty-Second Article, paragraph a) Ordinary Maintenance Fee, sub-paragraph a.vii) will apply. SIXTH CHAPTER. ON ACCESS INTO THE CONDOMINIUM. TWENTY-EIGHTH ARTICLE: Control and Registration of Persons and Vehicles: In view that the Condominium is an Industrial Park which is in great part subject to the Free Zone System, with its respective customs controls, strict control of entry and egress of vehicles and persons, is an essential part of the Condominium’s security system. To achieve such access, the vehicles and administrative staff and workers of the businesses must register in the guard station which is located at the entrance to the Condominium, and they must present the identification that the Administrator will provide for that purpose as a necessary means of access which will allow the permanent access of said persons and vehicles to be controlled

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and facilitated. Visitors and those other passengers or heavy vehicles which, by nature and function are necessary for the development or operation of the Condominium, given its commercial and industrial nature, such as those that transport prime materials, components or finished product under customs control, shall obtain due authorization from Management or the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, of the subsidiary properties which they visit to obtain access to the Condominium. The entry and egress of vehicles, buses and persons to the Condominium may only be achieved through sites that are designated for that purpose by the Condominium Management and according to the following provisions: a) Vehicular entry and parking: To enter the Condominium, the driver of a vehicle shall identify him/herself at the guard post or customs control station, as it may be, where the corresponding record book will be kept, which will indicate for the driver and passengers, their names, I.D. or passport numbers, place of origin, address, reason for entry, and times of entry and egress. Vehicles which enter the Condominium shall abide by the speed limits on posted traffic signs and in general they shall abide by a pedestrian zone maximum speed limit of twenty-five kilometers per hour. Drivers must use marked areas for parking, and they will not be allowed to park automobiles in restricted areas, such as the access ways into each company, loading areas, or the areas located in front of bus stops, water hydrants, or any other places that are restricted under general provisions, laws, regulations and traffic signs. Management reserves the right to tow incorrectly parked cars, and the owner of the car will pay the respective expenses plus a Twenty Dollar fine, which may be charged to the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, of the subsidiary property which the driver was visiting or is employed by. Management will not be liable for damages incurred by said action. Heavy vehicles which carry prime materials, components or finished product must park at the loading

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dock of each subsidiary property. It is strictly forbidden for heavy vehicles to be parked on public roads, streets and access ways of the Condominium, and the marked passenger car parking spaces are not applicable to heavy vehicles. In the case in which the assigned loading dock of a property is insufficient, the heavy vehicle shall wait outside of the Condominium unless Management assigns another temporary loading dock or parking zone to it. All national laws and regulation regarding traffic and vehicular parking apply in the Condominium. Passenger cars that belong to the following duly-authorized and identified people may enter the Condominium: the staff of Promotora de Comercio Exterior PROCOMER, the General Customs Service, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Public Safety, Ministry of the Treasury, Ministry of Economy, Industry and Commerce, General Internal Revenue Administration, and Management staff. To achieve said entry, the vehicles must be registered with Management, which will provide identification and the necessary means of access which will allow control and facilitate the permanent access of such persons. The customs station may at discretion request the inspection of an outgoing vehicle. b) Vehicular egress: To leave the Condominium, all unidentified vehicles will stop at the guard station to be registered internally by the guards who will authorize the egress of the vehicle, which may be denied if any anomaly is encountered, in which case it will immediately be reported to Management. Egress from the Condominium of any merchandise that may have entered under the benefits of the Free Zone System, either prime materials, finished product, equipment or machinery, must be authorized by an official of the General Customs Service and must have all the respective documents stipulated in the General Customs Law, its Bylaw, norms and procedures. All merchandise transportation vehicles, light cargo transportation vehicles with enclosed cargo beds, trucks, containers, motorcycles with cargo carriers or any other vehicle

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that is specially conditioned for the transportation of goods, must be reviewed inside and outside without exception by the security guards who will authorize its egress from the Condominium. For the egress of containers or other types of tagged vehicles, the security post of the Condominium will corroborate that any vehicle that exits is carrying the exit documents that are required by the General Customs Service, and will review the tag number against the one specified on the Customs documents. Furthermore and continuing along the same vein, the security officer that makes the verification will note the following information in the book of egresses: name of the driver, transport company, vehicle license plate, type of vehicle, tag number, Customs policy number, issuing free zone company, and time of egress. This does not disallow requests for information that the Ministry of the Treasury, General Customs Service, Promotora de Comercio Exterior or Management may require for good vehicular egress control. Conditionally and in coordination with the Customs post, outgoing cargo vehicles may be searched. c) Executive, administrative staff and worker vehicles: In the case of executive, administrative staff and worker vehicles, Management will provide them with an identification tag valid until December of current year, whereupon the lists will be updated with Management and new identification tags will be issued valid until December of the next year, which will allow entry and egress from the Condominium. The Condominium security may at random stop any one of these vehicles and search its trunk and interior. If any anomaly is encountered, it will be reported to Management and the Customs post for the corresponding action. In the case of recidivism or a more serious fault, Management may withdraw the identification tag, resulting in permanent inspection each time the vehicle leaves the premises. d) Entry and egress of Executives, Administrative Staff and Workers: To control the entry and egress of people into the Condominium, the companies installed in the

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subsidiary properties and Management must provide their executive, administrative staff and workers with a personal identification tag which must contain the following information at least: Company name, complete name of worker, C.R. Identification Card number, a recent photograph, authorized stamp of the company that the person works for, and date of issue. The identification tags shall not be valid beyond the month of December of the immediately following year. Management will provide said identification tag to each company at cost and it will be the responsibility of the company to immediately notify the expiration of an employment contract to Management for purposes of control and authorization for the entry of their executives and workers. The companies must be liable for controlling the merchandise of their property or in their custody. However, the Condominium Security may make random inspections of the purses or bags of the executives, administrative staff, workers and visitors when they consider it necessary. In the case of anomalies, it will be the responsibility of the security team or the company that is installed in the Condominium to report to Management, who will inform the representatives of the General Customs Service accordingly. The administrative staff, executives and workers of the companies installed in the Condominium will have free access thereto; however, they must wear the special identification tag mentioned in the preceding article, and enter and leave through the accesses provided for the Condominium by Management for that purpose, showing their identification and providing the data for their record. e) Visitor entry egress: To enter the Condominium, visitors must identify themselves at the guard house, providing the guard with the requested data and suitable identification and the reason for the visit. Once done, the guard will confirm the visitor with the company and if appropriate, the object for the visit, and will give the visitor an identification tag, which must be worn in plain sight as long as the visitor remains in the

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Condominium. The guard post will keep a record of visitor access in the corresponding book, where the following data will be noted: name of the visitor, Identification Card or passport number, automobile license plate, company to be visited, hour of entry and of egress. f) On salesperson access: Except by express authorization from Management, all types of sales within the premises of the Condominium or its access ways is prohibited, including traveling salespeople. SEVENTH CHAPTER: MISCELLANEOUS: TWENTY-NINTH ARTICLE: General regulation which the joint owners shall abide: In view that the Condominium is an Industrial Park subject in its majority to the Free Zone System, and that on the date when it was subjected to the Condominium Property System it obtained the respective approvals from the regulatory public agencies, such as, without limitation, the Ministry of Foreign Trade, Promotora de Comercio Exterior PROCOMER, the National Environmental Technical Secretariat SETENA, the General Customs Service, the Ministry of Health, “INVU”, “IMAS” and the institutions that provide approval for the Condominium Property System, the joint owners who acquire a subsidiary property in the Condominium also acquire a property subject to the general inalienable regulations regarding the nature, use, structural and organizational make-up of the Condominium which they must abide by at all times. Consequently, the joint owners are obligated to abide by the stipulations contained in the Law and Bylaw, those of the internal Rules of Operation of Parque Global S.A., approved by PROCOMER on Two December, Nineteen Ninety-Nine, the Global Free Zone Master Plan dated Thirty October, Nineteen Ninety-Eight, a copy of which has been attached to the Notarial Book of References of Notary Jimenez-Morua as a reference document, the environmental commitments that govern the Condominium and which are set forth in the Environmental Impact Study of the Barreal Free Zone Project, which was submitted to the approval of the National Environment Technical

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Secretariat by means of its Resolution Number one hundred forty-one B ninety-nine, by the original owner of the rural property that was subjected to the Condominium Property System in this deed for the creation of the Condominium, PARQUE GLOBAL SOCIEDAD ANONIMA, Corporate Identification number three B one hundred one B two hundred thirty thousand five hundred seventy-eight, the General Health Law, its reforms and Bylaw, and when the companies that are installed in the subsidiary properties are also subject to the Free Zone System, they must also abide by all of the stipulations established in Free Zone Law Number seven thousand two hundred ten, its reforms and bylaws, as well as by General Customs Law Number seven thousand five hundred fifty-seven, its reforms and bylaws, and all of those laws and regulations that apply to the subject and activity. The Administrator will provide the joint owners with an information pamphlet that will contain this Bylaw, the Internal Rules of Operation of Parque Global S.A., the Global Free Zone Master Plan, and the environmental commitments acquired by the Condominium before SETENA. Nevertheless, no joint owner may allege ignorance of the stipulations and regulations to which he/she/it is subject because of the fact that the Administrator does no provide such information, since the joint owner, upon acquiring the property and consequently all of the obligations specified in this Bylaw, will be subject to strict compliance and it shall be his/her/its individual obligation to be duly informed and gather the regulations that have been mentioned. Breach by the joint owner of any of the stipulations that govern the Condominium will be put before the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting, which will determine the measures and sanctions that will be imposed on the respective joint owner. THIRTIETH ARTICLE: On the affectation of the subsidiary properties to the Condominium Property System: In view of the legal nature of this Condominium, i.e., that each subsidiary property represents a stage of construction and each

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one of them may be submitted individually to the Condominium Property System thus creating Independent Condominiums which will be joined by the shared areas of Condominio Global, the owners of the subsidiary properties which wish to submit their property to the Condominium Property System under the Law, shall abide and ensure compliance with the terms, conditions and provision contained in this Bylaw by the joint owners, lessees, occupants or holders, under any title, of the resulting Independent Condominiums. Breach of the stipulations herein will be considered a serious violation of this Bylaw and will empower the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting to demand compliance. THIRTY-FIRST ARTICLE: Modification of the Bylaw. Any modifications of this Bylaw, be it total or partial, may only be executed by the Condominium Owners’ General Meeting according to Law and by means of resolutions taken by unanimous vote of all the owners or joint owners of the Condominium. Every modification must be registered in the Public Registry and shall be informed by Management to the joint owners. The Condominium Owners’ General Meeting will be the only responsible body to interpret this Bylaw, and such interpretation will be binding on the parties. To determine if the interpretation is reasonable or not, the opinion in that regard specified in writing by the legal advisors of the Condominium’s Legal counsel will suffice. The lack of validity or efficiency of one or more of the stipulations of this Bylaw will not cause the lack of validity and effect of the remaining stipulations hereof. THIRTY-SECOND ARTICLE: Extinguishment of the Condominium Property System: The extinguishment of the Condominium Property System may take place by resolution of the joint owners met in General Meeting, by unanimous vote of all the subsidiary property owners of the Condominium, providing that such extinguishment does not disobey other legislation related to the subject, particularly in regard to the possible remaining lots or units. The extinguishment

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of the system will take effect from its registration in the Public Registry. In that case, the entries of the parent property and subsidiary properties will be cancelled in the Condominium Properties Section and the new immovable properties will be registered in the General Properties Section. The acquired rights of third parties will remain intact. TO HERE THE BYLAW OF CONDOMINIO GLOBAL.

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Exhibit Three

Waste Water Treatment Plant Regulations

USAGE REGULATION

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

BOD 5,20

COD

SS

For the rest of regulated parameters, the quality of the effluent shall meet the limits established in the Discharged and Reuse of waste Water Regulations, decree No. 26042-S-MINAE.