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Howard Buchanan, chairman of the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority, noted a 1996 engineer report showed that 86 percent of the sawtooth portion of the Footer Dye Works building was unable to be saved. Critics argued during a meeting Wednesday that techniques have changed and there are developers who are interested in renovating the building. They also said tax incentives are available to make such salvation possible.
John A. Bone / Cumberland Times-News



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