Hibernian Pub fire

[DPK]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

I'm curious how he is going to propose to do this without his next door neighbors complaining about a taller building blocking their daylight. The building next door wraps around the back with windows facing east.

They'll complain probably, but such is progress. When you own property in the city-center you have to expect for the urban footprint of neighboring buildings to continue. That entire (Glenwood South) corridor is moving in that direction.

[aldamon]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

It's as if some stations up north realize that many of their holiday guests live in the Triangle now!

We saw it on the Albany, NY news as well.

[BoBromhal]

Originally Posted by DPK

They'll complain probably, but such is progress. When you own property in the city-center you have to expect for the urban footprint of neighboring buildings to continue. That entire (Glenwood South) corridor is moving in that direction.

why would they complain? next door to the west is a newer commercial building, with offices on the second floor. If the commerical building code allows him somehow to go up to 3 stories, then nothing should stop him. Now, given it's proximity to every lot line, I'm assuming it doesn't meet setback rules. But that commerical building wouldn't either.