two leases, either before or after the letter arrived. Mr. Sears further testified that he had no intention of going to the Chemical Bank loan committee on behalf of the Washington Tower West project, because he had reservations about the City's use of space and the type of tenants involved. He made no mention of the lease modifications which Harbit contended affected the financing.
51. Following the withdrawal of the UDAG application, Carley made a number of proposals for new development agreements to the City, throughout the fall of 1986, each of which were perceived by the City to require greater financial investments by the City. Carley made a final proposal in December 1986, but City officials, by letter dated January 15, 1987, rejected that proposal, and suggested thatagreements sued upon.
Plaintiffs' claims on the Washington Tower West project are based upon alleged breaches of the Washington Tower West Development Agreement, the Washington Tower West Agreement of Purchase and Sale and the Washington Tower West Agreement of Sale, between Plaintiff Washington Tower West Limited Partnership, and Defendant Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority. A separate claim is made upon an office lease for the Washington Tower West project, between Washington Tower West Limited Partnership and the City of Newport News.
The Defendant Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority, has not breached any of the Washington Tower West agreements. The Housing Authority acquired the land necessary for the Washington Tower West project, and was willing and able to transfer the site to the Washington Tower West Partnership, upon written