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HIGHLIGHTS . Annual Dinner The Annual Dinner Meeting of your Upper Midwest Chapter was held at the new Hyatt-Regency Hotel on Wednesday even- ing, April 15, 1981. Thank-you's and accolades were given to outgoing officers - President Sam Marfield, Vice President Bill Tobin, Secretary Garfield Clark, and Treasurer Mary Kay Strangfeld. The newly elected officers were presented to the 120 guests. They are: Bill Tobin, President; Steve Gage, Vice President; Bill Balsiger, Secretary; and Don Woodward, Treasurer. Dick Schneider was appointed to the Board of Directors to serve the remainder of Bob Wilson's term. The Hyatt-Regency provided a fine repast and the camaraderie was fun for all. Effective with the June issue of our Newsletter, separate promotional ~ll~biects MAY NO LONGER BE INCLUDED v~th the m~nthl¥, m..a = g - no charge to member~ and a $150.00 charge to non-members. You. r more .on .. MEMBER TO MEMBER JACKSON-SCHAUER REPORTS PROGRESS ON 2 DEVELOPMENTS Dennis Schauer of Jackson-Schauer, Inc. reports that his firm is currently developing an 8,000 square foot office building for lease in Plymouth as well as a 14,000 square foot strip shopping center in Spring Lake Park. CuI-Pepper Construction Company recently completed con- stnsction and leasing of a 30,000 square foot office/'ware- house at 23rd Avenue and Fernbrook Lane in the Circle Star Industrial Park. A second building of 30,000 square feet is scheduled for completion in July of 1981 and is 307b pre- leased. Development plans for the balance of the site feature a 60,000 square foot building that will include loading docks as well as drive-in doors. The'buildings are fini~ed with ap- proximately 40~ office space and are being marketed by Jim Wenthold of Neal A. Perlich Realty. Cindy gi~0tkln HARRY YAFFE, Chairman Stan lohannes Norm Herbst Jim Kramer- DEVELOPMENT AND LEASING ACTIVITY]-- CONTINUES AT PARAMOUNT PLAZA Development and leasing activity continues at thc Paramount Plaza office building complex at Bush Lake Road and Inter- ' state Highway 494 in Bloomington. The: project is being developed by the Rosewood Corporation. . Gary Nordness, Vice President of thc firm, annbunced that' Building 1 is 96% leased· Construction is scheduled to be- gin on Building II in May of 1981. Building I1 contains 38,000 sqbare feet, of which 65% is pre-leased. Construction of a third pre-leased office building with 34,000 sqbare feet is scheduled to begin in July, 1981· . ,.. The development firm also has a 48,000 square Toot multi- tenant office/warehouse under construction at Bass Lake Road and International Parkway in the Science and Industry Park in New Hope. The Buildirrgis-25%-lea'sed'and will-be--'- ready for occupancy in June, 1981. Another 28,000 square foot office/warehouse is planned for the same park.