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Originally Posted by thoughtcriminal
there could be cheating, although I doubt it would come across in a zoning document. the zoning board would count the actual number of floors so they had an accurate idea of where those features occur.
developers can get cute and cheat their tenants with the way they enumerate the floors, but I don't think they'd get away with it in a legal document.
660 feet would put it 35 feet higher than the Blue Cross building.
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And, I think more to the developers intentions, 60 feet higher than the Laurel when completed.