Atlanta Fire and Rescue spokesman Bobby Stewart said Wednesday 169 cars, including those not damaged, have been removed from the lot, but hundreds remain.
Updated: Thursday, 02 Jul 2009, 6:28 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 02 Jul 2009, 7:04 AM EDT
By The Associated Press
The owner said that a support beam that fell out of place caused part of the midtown Atlanta parking deck to collapse.
David Tyndall of Gateway Development said in an interview that the horizontal beam, known as a spandrel, was designed to hold up floor sections of the deck.
He said when the beam popped out on Monday, it allowed sections of the fifth floor to collapse onto the floor below.
Tyndall said structural engineers will have to determine why it happened.
Atlanta Fire and Rescue spokesman Bobby Stewart said Wednesday 169 cars, including those not damaged, have been removed from the lot, but hundreds remain.
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