Georgetown
Application for demolition of the Ernest Clark Residence Hall, a medium-priority historic resource, citing unreasonable economic hardship.
The demolition would result in the loss of a historic structure, impacting the campus's architectural heritage, while potentially allowing for new development or cost savings for the university.
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Application for demolition of the Ernest Clark Residence Hall, a medium-priority historic resource, citing unreasonable economic hardship.
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