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DOMA struck down; demolition of old St. James Catholic Church
"Metro Desk" live from the Chicago Tribune newsroom, June 26. Chicago Tribune metro editor Peter Kendall hosts and is joined by Tribune reporters Rex Huppke ...

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28 June 2013 Last updated at 07:48 ET

A Dundee church sandwiched between two multi-storey tower blocks is confident it will survive unscathed when the flats are demolished.

St Martin's Episcopal Church, in the Hilltown area of the city, will close its doors on Sunday while the work takes place.

The church is expected to reopen by the middle of next week.

An exclusion zone will be set up in the area, with almost 20 streets closed on the day of the demolition.

The Bishop of Brechin, Reverend Nigel Peyton, said: "We've got lot of confidence in the contractors and we've spoken to our insurers.

"We are making alternative arrangements, because we won't be able to use the building.

"I am absolutely confident when the dust settles the building will still be there."

He added: "We want to be part of the regeneration of the area.

"The planners and council have all sorts of ideas, and we very much want to be there, serving that part of the city."

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Despite funding concerns about the new Lowertown ballpark, Ryan Cos. is moving forward with the demolition of the old warehouse at the future site of the 7,000-seat stadium.

Ryan Cos. has hired Rachel Contracting to demolish the old Gillette/Diamond Products building, a massive 1969 warehouse off the corner of Fifth Street and Broadway. St. Michael, Minn.,-based Rachel Contracting planned to begin interior demolition Thursday and start tearing down the outside July 15. Work is expected to take four months.

The city has planned a community event July 13 to mark the demolition, with details to be announced later.

The St. Paul Saints, an independent league team, are expected to relocate from Midway Stadium on Energy Park Drive and throw out their first pitch at the city-owned Lowertown ballpark in Spring 2015.

In a statement, the St. Paul Department of Parks and Recreation said the contractor is performing an engineering survey and coordinating utility disconnections. The 2-1/2-story warehouse sits next to and extends 45 feet above the Central Corridor Operations and Maintenance facility, the so-called "train barn" for the 11-mile light-rail project. Protective panels will be placed on the roof of the train barn.

Rachel Contracting recently demolished the Brookdale Mall in Brooklyn Center and part of the former 3M campus in St. Paul.

Critics have questioned why the city would move forward with construction of the public ballpark when cost estimates have

St. Paul recently confirmed that environmental cleanup and basic construction would cost $8.8 million beyond the ballpark's $54 million budget. The project has budgeted about $2 million in construction contingency.

Officials with the St. Paul Port Authority, which acquired the warehouse site for the city in exchange for Midway Stadium, say any number of previous projects have encountered greater-than-expected environmental contamination during construction and moved forward without full funding in place.

The city is expected to contribute $17 million and the Saints are expected to pitch in $10 million, most of it from rents and event revenue. Minnesota is contributing $25 million in bond funds and $2 million in additional grants and loans from the Department of Employment and Economic Development.

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KUALA LUMPUR: The demolition of a 101-year-old Hindu temple located at the intersection of Jalan P. Ramlee in Kuala Lumpur has been temporarily put on hold after the matter was highlighted to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak yesterday.

Temple devotees held a peaceful demonstration on Wednesday at the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) headquarters in Jalan Raja Laut to get the Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor to retract the notice.

Yesterday temple authorities, received the good news from Federal Territories PPP chief Datuk A. Chandrakumanan when he presented them with a copy of the letter bearing Najibs signature.

The prime ministers instruction is that there will be no demolition until a solution is found, said Balasubramaniam.

When I heard of eviction notice given to the temple management, I was puzzled as there was a directive from Najib last year that no Hindu temple will be demolished.

I highlighted the matter to him. Najib immediately ordered for the demolition to be stopped, he said.

Also present were Deputy Minister in the Prime Ministers Department, P. Waytha-moorthy, who felt that DBKL should take a non-confrontational method in resolving this issue as it involved religion.

The developer is constructing a 37-storey commercial building on the adjacent land.

According to DBKL requirements, it needs to build a 2.4m walkway along the building, in order to obtain a Certificate of Fitness.

The developer cannot do so now as the temple sits on the land on which the walkway is to be built.

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At lunchtime, businessman Joe Wilson likes to check out the action just down the street on Wilshire Boulevard in downtown Los Angeles. It's not the traffic he's watching; it's the slow but methodical demolition of the old Wilshire Grand Hotel at the corner of two of the city's busiest thoroughfares.

"Every afternoon when I go out for lunch, I walk by to see what they're doing," said Wilson, who has now seen the hotel reduced to an entire city block of rubble. It's the first step toward construction of a 73-story skyscraper hotel planned for that spot by 2017.

In the meantime, a surprise of sorts has emerged. Once partially hidden by the Wilshire Grand, the 21-story Wedbush Center at 1000 Wilshire seen mainly from the Harbor Freeway now stands prominently for all to see, facing South Figueroa Street. Even if only briefly.

Before and after photos of the Wilshire Grand demolition

"I never seen it, but I knew it was there," subway passenger Eric Portis said of the Wedbush Center after he emerged from the Metro station across the street from the building. "I think a lot of people would say that."

Also getting a fresh downtown profile west of Figueroa are a neighboring 22-story office building at 915 Wilshire built in 1980 and the 52-story Figueroa at Wilshire tower, built 10 years later.

Still in progress at the Wilshire Grand site is the demolition of the underground garage. And starting in August, crews will begin digging the massive hole where the $1-billion Korean Air skyscraper will soon have its foundation, which is scheduled to be complete by year end.

Panoramic view from the demolition site

Keeping the Wilshire Grand name for now, the new tower will have 73 stories that include a hotel, office space and spots for restaurants and stores. It will have 900 guest rooms, double-decker elevators and an observation deck that will afford ocean views.

Businessman Wilson, who watches the progress daily, is eager for work to begin on what will eventually grow beyond the nearby U.S. Bank Tower and become the tallest building west of the Mississippi River.

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