Eikon officials informed the planning commission of their newplans this week. The 85-year-old brick structure has been emptysince 1970, complementing a strip of Mission Street that has beenneglected for some time.
The new plan was reportedly formed after neighbors argued thatthe district would not be able to handle 1,000 car-driving,high-tech workers on a daily basis. The switching center means moremachines than workers will occupy the building.
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