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95O51~~0 <br />WHEREAS, due to a slump in the commercial real estate <br />market, owner has requested permission to retain the use of these <br />47 permits, to be used in connection with a new building <br />permit(s) for Buildings 3 and 5, which permit(s) would be <br />obtained in more favorable economic times; and <br />WHEREAS, this request is reasonable and in the interest of <br />the City; and <br />NOW, THEREFORE, for the mutual promises expressed herein, <br />the parties agree as follows: <br />Section 1: Paragraph 4.A.(1)(a) and (b), as previously <br />amended, is hereby amended further to read as follows: <br />"(1) General Buildings. Owner may use the number of <br />Property Sewer Permits during the periods described below in <br />connection with construction of any buildings: <br />(a) Phase One. Commencing May 1, 1984, Owner may <br />use One Hundred Twenty-One (121) Property Sewer Permits <br />("Phase One Permits"). All unused Phase One Permits <br />shall expire and the sewer capacity represented thereby <br />shall revert to the sole control of the City as of <br />September 4, 1996, unless by that date, Owner has <br />obtained a building permit for Building 3. <br />(b) Owner may use an additional sixty seven (67) <br />Property Sewer Permits ("Phase Two Permits") in <br />accordance with this paragraph. Of the 67 Phase Two <br />Permits, 35 Phase Two Permits were used in connection <br />with the construction of Marie Callender Restaurant and <br />in connection with the cafeteria completed in Suite <br />155, 6140 Stoneridge Mall Road; 14 Phase Two Permits <br />were transferred to Parcel 2, Parcel Map 5470, pursuant <br />to the Sixth Amendment to the Mozart Amended <br />Development Deferment Agreement, dated August 20, 1990. <br />The remaining 18 Phase Two Permits may be used at any <br />time until September 4, 1996. After that date, the <br />remaining Phase Two Permits which have not been used to <br />obtain a building permit for Building 5 shall expire <br />and the sewage capacity represented thereby shall <br />revert to the sole control of the City." <br />2 <br />