And 5% of 40 million is 2 million. What's your point?

Yes there may (or may not) be additional buildings. But because of the fiasco the current city administration has made of this building, I doubt that any other construction happens soon. 

"..you already admitted to now following the process:" No Tom, what I wrote was "...you definitely have better recall than I do."

Yes, there were many who wanted to save and rehab the old city hall, but there were also many who were in favor of replacing the old building.

Different city administrations, going back many years, have known that the old building was in danger of collapsing in an earthquake. 35 years ago I worked on a remodel of the old city hall. We were shown cracked concrete columns in the basement and told not to worry about them because there were plans in the works to replace the building soon.

This project has only become a debacle because the current city administration has refused to be honest with the citizens of Eugene.