I know the building is condemned and hasn't been lived in for a while (not sure exactly how long, but they made it sound like it's been a couple years at the HCC meetings about this.) I don't like the idea of it becoming a parking lot, but I understand that they're losing access to the lot neighboring this building, and that parking is in demand even with that lot, so I see why this is their solution. I hope they make some good decisions about it - like making it a permeable lot and including some native landscaping.