I used to work in that building. The only noticeable problem I know of is the elevators; they should've been replaced 20 years ago! I personally don't care what they do with CPT, but I find it interesting that the newly anticipated project, all in all, will cost over $150 million (which supposedly saves money on long-term maintenance.)
(Okay, okay, I would be a little saddened. My dad has and continues to work in that tower. I used to spend days with him at work as a small child. I've seen July 4 fire displays from 20+ stories up. I used to take the elevators, hit random floors, and run around other floors when the building wasn't occupied. Those were good times.
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As for the parking garages, though, they need to consolidate all the garages into a new centralized six-story garage, demolish all the other crumbling garages, and turn them into park/green space (extending Fort Hill Park, River View Park, creating a green ribbon from Ft. Hill to the Old Capitol complex, etc.)
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Frankfort's tallest bldg to be imploded, replaced
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