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LionelHutz said:After clearing out some of surrounding historic building to help with the demolition, the developer has a much bigger lot to work with so of course they want the old building gone.
I don't blame the inspectors as much as the architect and engineer in this one. Also, we use buildings every day that were built before inspectors were even invented.waross said:The parking structure may have been inspected by the same drive by inspectors and be suspect.
Perverse incentives may certainly be part of the problem.3DDave said:It's going to take a hard look to see which perverse incentives are really at work.
I used to think of parking near the French Quarter as guaranteed income, but in post-COVID New Orleans, who knows? I'd feel terrible if the owners of these lots were unable to collect $40-%50 per night from visitors.hokie66 said:Yes, you would think they could use the parking, even if nothing is built above.