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Latest thing I heard is that the large timbers used to make the
spire do not exist any more. If they have to replace all the large
timbers with engineered lumber, will it still be a historic
building, or a replica of a historical building?
bp
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Smart ass....
Perhaps some bureaucracy would not allow the
modification. I have a kid that lives in England. They
have structures that cannot be repaired, even in the most
minor way, without detailed plans, approvals and using only
a select set of approved handymen.
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2019 9:55 AM
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Notre Dame
Maybe because it was built 800 years ago?
bp
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According to the series of tubes I consulted:
“Notre-Dame did not have automatic sprinklers in
the framework of the roof, and its attic space was not
compartmentalized with fire-breaking walls,
said Frédéric Létoffé, a construction expert.
“
Too bad
and I wonder why.
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