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From what I hear, it's quite unusual to have this number of problems with a building that's this new, ... ... Imagine what it will be (like) in 24 years.

We're not going to fail, ... But we're not going to simply succeed because we're 16. Sixteen presents a number of problems, and we're going to be aggressive in dealing with them. But this whole notion that we're too big is nonsense, because three years ago we were 14 and I didn't hear anyone saying we were too big.

It's been vacant for a number of years now and not been used for a number of years. We've done a fairly extensive evaluation of the building, and it's not appropriate to turn it into additional offices or rooms or a community center.

Charles Herndon

A 500,000-square-foot building with one floor was unusual 10 years ago. But we're getting more and more inquiries from national companies for buildings this large. We had an inquiry last month for a building with 700,000 square feet. They're getting bigger.

It was recognized about 20 years ago that the building had many problems. There was no structural steel in the building at all.

Leroy Radanovich

We sent him demos and we're just waiting to hear from him. And I would imagine that a guy like that, like I get four demos a day, I can imagine he gets like 4 million a day. So I guess we're just gonna kind of wait and hear. But it's definitely on our wish list.

This building has a steel roof, and Frances rattled it for 30 hours. You could hardly hear a thing. Imagine someone beating on pots and pans incessantly. It was nerve-wracking.

We see there's a building crisis there. We hear problems with guards getting hurt by kids bigger, tougher than them.

We've done the same (offensive) things the last eight years, but we didn't run our base plays very well, ... That's unusual and a little disheartening. Personally, for me as a coach, Columbus Lakeview deserves to win because they've had a number of times in the last few years where they really had us on the ropes and we'd come out on the right end.

The problems have been building up over years; the solutions will take years.

A lot of these properties are in exactly the right place or their construction is unusual. It might be a historic building or a substantial former government building.

Scott's project was kind of unusual, as it didn't involve painting a building, or building picnic tables.

Projections through 2010 are good, ... It's unusual that we will be able to open a new building without a tax rate increase. All you have to do is go up and down the county and you see the construction. We need a new, permanent building.

I was struck by the deep commitment that some of these individuals have for green building and the number of years they have been involved with the practice. Most of them have not just recently jumped on the bandwagon, but have helped create the current momentum that green building is enjoying locally.

For a listed building or something very unusual, you might need a specialist survey carried out by somebody who really understands that type of property. And some very unusual buildings are in a poor state of repair. So lenders might release the money in stages, and get someone to check before they release any more.

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