Executive Summary Central Parke at Victoria Falls Special Tax District Bonds September 30,2008

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Executive Summary Central Parke at Victoria Falls Special Tax District Bonds September 30,2008 On-Site Construction Status: As ofseptember 30, 2008, the water system, sanitary sewer and road networks through the base coat of asphalt were completed for the entire project. With the exception ofautumn End Terrace, Blackbird Hill Road, Floating Leaf Court, Colchis Court and Near Thicket Way East, the final top coat ofasphalt has been installed in Phases 1A and 1B. In addition, the final top coat of asphalt has been installed in Phase 2A and a portion of Phase 2B. The final top coat of asphalt will be installed on the remaining cul-de-sacs and roads after home construction is finished in those areas (please refer to the Road Plan attached hereto as Exhibit A). Two (2) ofthe three (3) temporary sediment control ponds have been converted to permanent storm water management ponds. The final temporary sediment control pond is located in Phase 2B and will be converted to a permanent storm water management pond after home construction is finished in this section. All excavation is complete and common area sidewalks have been installed by the developer (except for crossing the temporary construction road connection to Belle Chasse Boulevard shown on Exhibit A). Any remaining public sidewalk construction fronting vacant lots will be completed by each builder during home construction. Amenity Construction: The community resort club and mail pavilion were opened in August, 2005. The paved walking/hiking trails throughout the community are complete. The tennis center was completed in September of 2006, which features two tennis courts and a basketball area. The last of4 pocket parks was completed in the 4 th quarter of2007. Builder Lot Sales: All but 96 ofthe 584 Special Taxing District Lots have been acquired by the builders. The following summarizes the status ofbuilder Lot settlements as ofseptember 30, 2008: Lot Type Builder Total Lots Remaining Lots Settled Lots Single Family Detached Michael Harris Homes 112 91 21 32'-wide Villa (SFA) Drees Homes 115 115 0 28'-wide Villa (SFA) Craftstar Homes 132 132 0 Condominiums Sturbridge Homes 250 175 75 * Total Lots 609 513 96 Special Taxing District Lots 584 488.21i * The Total Lots Line includes the 25 homes in the community which are notpart ofthe Special Tax District. There are a totalof609 homes at Victoria Falls ofwhich 584 are included in the Special Tax District. The remaining unsettled Lots are under contract to Michael Harris Homes (single family detached Lots) and Sturbridge Homes (condominiums). It is anticipated that these remaining Lots will be acquired in the next 12-24 months.

Home Sales: Through September 30, 2008, a total of452 ofthe 609 homes in Victoria Falls had been sold in the community as a whole and 427 of the 584 homes within the Special Taxing District had been sold. Overall, the community is now 75% sold-out, with 74% ofthe homes in the Special Taxing District having been sold. For any additional community information, please contact Rick Saunders, Senior Vice President of Slenker Land Corporation, Agent for The Pines of Laurel, LLC. Mr. Saunders can be reached at 703-462-9150 (ext. 15). 2

$12,000,000 PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT BONDS (CENTRAL PARKE AT VICTORIA FALLS PROJECT) SERIES 2005 DEVELOPER'S CONTINUING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT Attn: Keenan Rice MuniCap 8340 Governor Ridgley Lane Ellicott City, MD 21043 In accordance with the "Continuing Disclosure Agreement" (the "Disclosure Agreement") by and between the undersigned, The Pines of Laurel, LLC (the "Developer") and MuniCap, Inc. (the "Administrator") dated as of September 1,2005; the Developer hereby provides the following information as of September 30, 2008. All terms having initial capitalization and not defined herein shall have the meanings set forth in the Indenture and the Limited Offering Memorandum dated as of September 1,2005 and August 19,2005, respectively. To the best ofthe knowledge ofthe undersigned: (The Disclosure Statement continues on the following pages)

1) Status of Construction and Completion of Central Parke at Victoria Falls: Public Improvement Budget (Bond Draw Status) Original Budget Revised Percent Public Improvement Spent to Date Budget Changes Budget Complete Bonding fees $126,351 0 $126,351 100.0% Permit fees $521,581 0 $521,581 100.0% Engineering fees $643,310 0 $643,310 100,0% Soils support $109,625 0 $109,625 100,0% Landscaping $316,994 0 $184,293 58.1% Street lights $109,169 0 $93,123 85.3% Street signs $37,536 0 $4,121 11.0% Construction stake-out $167,637 0 $152,193 90,8% Clearing and grubbing $174,756 0 $174,756 100,0% Erosion control and storm water management $730,649 0 $708,576 97.0% Excavation $872,113 0 $871,694 99,9% Sanitary sewer $447,046 0 $447,046 100,0% Water main $451,164 0 $451,164 100.0% Storm sewer $2,005,181 0 1,975,181 98.5% Curb and gutter $411,424 0 $411,424 100.0% Roads and paving $1,793,087 0 $1,727,165 96,3% Utility installation and relocation $281,475 0 $281,475 100.0% Sidewalks $116,000 0 $97,342 83,9% Contingency $150,000 $137,284 91.5% Sub-total public improvements $9,465,098 0 $9,117,704 96,3% Less: Private Funds ($157,725) 0 Total bond financed public improvements $9,307,373 0 $9,117,704 98.0% 2

2) Status ofdevelopment: a) Material Changes to Development: There have been no material changes in the plan to develop Victoria Falls as described in the Limited Offering Memorandum under the heading THE DEVELOPMENT- Development Plan". Type of Resident Unit Average Square Footage Number of Units Single Family Detached 2,860 sq. ft. l03 units Town Homes (Villas) 32ft. wide 2,800 sq. ft. 115 units Town Homes (Villa) 28ft. wide 2,000 sq. ft. 116 units Condominiums 1,650 sq. ft. 250 units Total 584 units b) Status of Completion: The developer anticipates that build out of all 584 lots in the Special Tax District will be completed by December 2009 (all lots finished and delivered to homebuilders). i) The number oflots conveyed to homebuilders as of June 30, 2008, building permits issued and homes completed by type is shown in the table below: Lots Conveyed Building Type of Resident Unit to Permits Homes by Homebuilders Issued ** Builders Single Family Detached 91 91 88 Villas 32ft. wide 115 96 96 Villa 28ft. wide 132 132 132 Condominiums 175 175 175 * Total ill 494 491 Special Taxing District Lots 4.8..8 469 466 * Figures above include the 25 homes in the community which are not part ofthe Special Tax District. There are a total of609 homes at Victoria Falls ofwhich 584 are included in the Special Tax District. ** Building Permits are estimated perfield verification ofconstruction starts. 3

ii) The number of units sold, settled by type and homebuilder with the average sales price for each unit type sold is shown in the table below: Type Unit Total Homes Total Homes Average Homebuilder Sold* Settled ** Sales Price * Single Family Detached Michael Harris 89 86 $473,000 Villas 32ft. wide Drees Company 81 76 $461,000 Villa 28ft. wide Craftstar Homes 128 124 $386,000 Condominiums Sturbridge Homes 154 149 $280,000 * Total Lots 452 435 Special Taxing District Lots 427 410 * Figures above include the 25 homes in the community which are notpart ofthe Special Tax District. There are a totalof609 homes at Victoria Falls ofwhich 584 are included in the Special Tax District. ** Total Home settlements are calculatedper HUD 1 New Home Settlement Statements receivedfrom the builders. 4

c) Public Improvements: There have been no material changes in the plan to develop public improvements as set forth in the Resolution. Development Phase I Roads Belle Chase Boulevard Piney Wood Place Ivy Bank Road Paperbark Terrace Development Schedule Status Autumn End Terrace (Phase IA) * Blackbird Hill Road (Phase IA) * Floating Leaf Court (Phase 1B) * Colchis Court (Phase IB) * All other Belle Chase BId. cul-de-sacs Near Thicket East (Phase IB) * Phase II Roads Winterfield Terrace Blue Leaf Lane Rabbit Chase Road Old Field Terrace Winding Trail Road (Phase 2B) * Bird Cherry Lane (Phase 2B) * Brook Tree Lane Bramblebush Terrace (Phase 2B) Summertree Way (Phase 2B) * * Near Thicket West Community Infrastructures Water mains Sanitary sewer Storm water management systems Offsite road improvements Contee Road and Route 1 Contee Road and Van Dusen Van Dusen and Virginia Manor Contee Road entrance Other improvements Landscaping Sidewalks ** Street signage Lighting * The final top coat of asphalt will be installed after home construction is completed along these roads (please refer to the Road Plan attached hereto as Exhibit A). ** Builders will complete sidewalks fronting homes with home construction. 5

3) Material changes to the Form of Ownership of the Development: There have been no material changes in the form, organization or ownership ofthe development manager, or the owner in the following sections in the Limited Offering Memorandum under the heading "THE OWNER AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER- The Developer." This is correct, no material changes to the Form of Ownership of the Development have occurred. 4) Legislative, Administrative or Judicial Challenges: There have been no legislative, administrative, or judicial challenges to the construction ofthe improvements within the district or the validity ofthe duly recorded plat or other public approvals for any section of the development within district. This is correct and all plats for the 584 Lots are recorded at this time. 5) Statement as to any Material Amendments or Supplement to the Acquisition Agreement. There have been no material amendments or supplements to the Acquisition Agreement. 6) Notice ofdefault: The developer has not received formal written notice and is not aware of any default under the Public Works Agreement or the Acquisition Agreement. The Developer confirms the above statement. 6

7) The developer has not obtained actual knowledge ofthe occurrence of any Significant Events, as described in Exhibit B attached hereto. There are no Significant Events as described in Exhibit B. However, as reported in previous Disclosure Statements, an audit was initiated in October, 2007, by Prince George's County Councilman Thomas Dernoga to examine the adequacy of the disclosure process to homeowners, the appropriate expenditure of funds in the Public Improvement Budget, and the legality of the Special Taxing District. On March 25, 2008, the Office of Audits and Investigations presented their findings to the County Council of Prince George's County. The Office of Audits and Investigations concluded that "the combination of up to 9 written disclosure documents would appear to afford multiple opportunities for homebuyers to be informed about the Victoria Falls Special Taxing District". In addition, the Auditor's reported that "Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP, county Bond Counsel, is of the opinion that the Vitoria Falls Special Taxing District was created in compliance with the provisions of the Act and that the legal issues raised by the Homeowners are without merit". The Auditors also reported that the Consumer Protection Division of the Maryland Office of the Attorney General reviewed documents provided by some residents of Victoria Falls and they concluded the disclosures included in the various documents that were provided for review were "sufficient in detail to constitute notice to homebuyers that they were subject to a Special Taxing District". As reported separately by the Bond Administrator, Municap, a group of homeowners filed a suit against Prince George's County on Aprill, 2008, in the Circuit Court ofprince Georges County, seeking to have the Special Tax District declared unlawful. The County has filed appropriate responses, including a Motion to Dismiss which was filed on May 8, 2008. The County is currently awaiting judicial response to these preliminary motions. THE PINES OF LAUREL, LLC By: By: Title: President 7

Victoria Falls Road -Plall o ~ ated Remaining roads to be tol'-co construction Entry Road ~

Exhibit B Significant Events 1. failure to pay any real property taxes ( including Special Taxes) levied within the District on a parcel owned by the owner, the development manager, or any affiliate thereof; 11. material damage to or destruction of any development or improvements within the District; 111. material default by the owner, or the development manager, or any affiliate thereof, on any loan with respect to the construction or permanent ftnancing of the District development; IV. material default by the owner, or the development manager, or any affiliate thereof on any loan secured by property within the district owned by the developer or any affiliate of the developer; v. the flling by or against the owner or the development manager, or any afftliate thereof, or any owners of more than 25% interest in the owner or the development manager of a petition in bankruptcy, or any determination that the owner, the development manager or owner of interest in the owner, the development manager, or any afftliate thereof is unable to pay its debts as they become due; and VL the flling of any lawsuit against the owner, or the development manager developer with claim for damages in excess of $1,000,000 or which may adversely affect the completion of the District development or litigation in excess of $1,000,000 or which would materially adversely affect the ftnancial condition of the owner, development manager. 8