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EXHIBIT D-2 For 1998: If there has been a change of ownership (see California Revenue and Taxation Code, §§60 et semc .), and the Real Property Taxes for 9/39/97 are more than 105%of the 9/30/96 Real Property Taxes, the Real Property Taxes shall be calculated as follows: (a) the 9/30/96 Real Property Taxes divided by the product of 12 and the number of spaces in the Park; and (b) the difference between the 9/30/96 and the 9/30/97 Real Property Taxes, first divided by the product of 12 and the number of spaces in the Park, and then further divided by four. [For example, assuming the Real Property Taxes increased in 1997 more than 105%of the Real Property Taxes in 1996 due to a change of ownership, for calculating the rent for 1998, (a) would be the 9/30/96 Real Property Taxes and(b) would be one-fourth of the difference between the 9/30/97 and the 9/30/96 Real Property Taxes.] The remaining dollar difference (i.e., three-fourths of the difference) between the 9/30/96 and the 9/30/97 Real Property Taxes shall be added in 1999, 2000 and 2001, in equal increments. In those three years (and assuming no further change of ownership), the Real Property Taxes shall be calculated as follows: in 1999, (a) + (b) above and(c) the difference between the Real Property Taxes for the year ending 9/30/98 and the year ending 9/30/97, with the difference divided by the product of 12 and the number of spaces in the Park; in 2000, (a) + (b) + (c) above and (d) the difference in the Real Property Taxes between the year ending 9/30/99 and the year ending 9/30/98, with the difference divided by the product of 12 and the number of spaces in the Park; in 2001, (a) + (b) + (c) + (d) above and (e) the difference in the Real Property Taxes between the year ending 9/30/00 and the year ending 9/30/99, with the difference divided by the product of 12 and the number of spaces in the Park. EXHIBIT D-2 (MOBa.EXB.SAM)