<h3>Court Rules Against City of O'Fallon in Dispute With Public Water Supply District No. 2</h3>
<p>On January 17, 2008 in Circuit Court of The County of St. Charles, Mo. (Division No. 2), Public Water Supply District No. 2 was awarded a judgment in its dispute with the City of O'Fallon over the provision of sanitary service to district customers, including The Meadows at Lake Saint Louis shopping center.</p>
<p>"We are pleased that the circuit court has issued a judgment which affirms the obligation of the City of O'Fallon to treat the sanitary flow from The Meadows. We look forward to opening The Meadows at Lake Saint Louis shopping center on schedule this August," said Robert Perlmutter, managing partner, Davis Street Land Company, which is developing the center along with local partner, Bruce Johnston.</p>
<p>The Meadows at Lake Saint Louis, currently under construction, is being developed in phases with the first phase encompassing junior anchors, restaurants, and specialty retail stores totaling 260,000 square feet. Future phases will bring the total development to approximately 500,000 square feet.</p>
<p>When the center opens it will include the country's leading lifestyle retailers and restaurants found throughout the portfolio of Chicago-based Davis Street Land Company. The privately held concern focuses on the ownership and development of upscale specialty and lifestyle centers. The principals of the company are responsible for unique retail properties such as Plaza Frontenac and The Shops at Clarkson Corner in St. Louis, Renaissance Place and Orland Park Crossing in Chicago, The Mall at Green Hills in Nashville, and The Gardens on El Paseo just outside Palm Springs. For additional information, please visit the company's website at <a href="http://www.dslandco.com/"><span style="color: #0000ff;">www.dslandco.com.</span></a></p>
<p>A lifetime resident of St. Louis, Bruce Johnston brings more than 25 years of retail real estate experience to The Meadows team. He began his career with The May Department Stores Company as a real estate attorney in 1982. In 1985, Johnston moved into May's real estate group, eventually becoming president of May Realty in 1996. He served in that capacity until 2004, when he left to begin a career in real estate development. Johnston is a past trustee of the International Council of Shopping Centers, and a member of the Missouri Bar Association.</p>