TRIAD PARK LLC
DEFA14A, 1998-03-31
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COMPANY PRESS RELEASE

TRIAD PARK LLC SHAREHOLDERS REJECT MERGER AGREEMENT


LIVERMORE, Calif. -- March 30, 1998 -- At a Special Meeting of the Shareholders
held Saturday, March 28, 1998 the proposed Agreement of Merger between Triad
Park LLC (ticker TDPK), TKG and TKG Acquisition LLC was rejected.

The shareholders were asked to vote upon a proposal to approve an Agreement of
Merger dated Feb. 1, 1998 and amended as of Feb. 12, 1998, by and among Triad
Park, LLC, The Kontrabecki Group, Inc. and TKG Acquisition Company, LLC. The
merger would have converted each outstanding share into the right to receive
$1.65125 in cash.

With 81.5% of Triad Park's outstanding shares voting, the final results
certified by the independent inspector of elections were, approximately 60%
against approval of the proposal, and 21% voted for the merger, with the
remaining being abstentions.

Although the rejection of the Agreement of Merger by Triad Park's shareholders
does not automatically terminate the Agreement of Merger, it does give the Triad
Park Advisory Board a right of termination. The Advisory Board expects to
address this issue in the next several days.

Triad Park was created in February 1997 upon the acquisition of Triad Systems
Corporation by Cooperative Computing, Inc. of Austin, Texas. Shareholders of
Triad System Corporation received one Triad Park membership share for each share
of Triad Systems Corporation common stock. Triad Park's assets consist of
approximately 300 acres of property formerly owned by Triad Systems Corporation
and the company's 220,000 square-foot headquarters facility.

Triad Park also assumed approximately $20.7 million of indebtedness previously
secured by the spun-off real estate and was formed to liquidate its real estate
portfolio, with proceeds used to pay expenses (including taxes), repay secured
debt and distribute any remaining proceeds to holders of Triad Park membership
interests.




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