A developer decided to build a major gas station and restaurant on a highway just outside of town. Studies showed that traffic would be increasing substantially along the highway during the next few years. The developer contracted with a construction company to build the facility for $3 million. Construction began in a timely manner on January 15. The County Board of Supervisors decided on April 10 to build a new highway bypass around the town, decreasing the traffic flow on the highway. By April 15, the construction company had spent $2.25 million in construction costs. On April 15, the developer ordered the construction company to cease all work because they believed the facility was no longer going to have the traffic volume to make it economical to operate. Because it was close to completion, the construction company went ahead and finished the facility, spending another $150,000. The total construction costs were $2.4 million. The total construction costs were $2.4 million. The construction company filed a breach of contract action against the developer.The construction company can recover