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Following the approval and in accordance with the approved plan, all identified environmental hazards were removed, all required permits were obtained and the -- site was mass-graded in preparation for the development. In addition, two public roads (Lydia Avenue and Centre Pointe Drive) storm sewer, water mains, sanitary sewer, and eight stormwater ponds were installed to service the site. Due to relatively low demand for office space, only 2 of the 12 lots approved in the 1985 plan were built. These 2 lots currently contain 110,000 SF of office J space. In 1997, Ryan proposed to develop the remaining ten lots, replatting them to create two additional lots (see 1997 Master Site Plan, Figure SA). The proposed uses included two business hotels, two sit-down restaurants, five office buildings, two office-showrooms, and one office-manufacturing for a total of 6 19,000 SF. These uses are compatible with'the current B-4 zoning of the properiy and have the following floor area breakdown. 1997 APPROVED PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT As discussed in Item 4, in 1997 an EAW was prepared and a negative declaration adopted by the City of Roseville for the Centre Pointe Business Park as summarized above. In February 2000 a minor administrative amendment permitting an increase in the building area by 10% was approved by the City of Roseville. The south 16 acres of Centre Pointe Business Park were then sold to Veritas and Veritas commenced construction on Veritas Building 1. In the summer of 2000, the PUD was — amended to allow construction of a third hotel in place of an office building within Centre Pointe. Page 5.