But he first needs a rezoning clearance from both the FultonCounty community zoning board and the full commission which meetsOct. 3.

Hogan couldn't be reached at GlobeSt.com's publication deadlineto learn what the developer would do if the rezoning request isrejected.

But area brokers tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity thatHogan's argument for the rezoning will be that it would be easierand simpler to build the 11-story, 285,000-sf structure for anestimated hard construction cost of $43 million near his two otherhigh-rise properties than to accommodate Cingular Wireless'expansion needs in several nearby buildings.

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