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Voluntary building demolition refers to a decision by a landowner or governing authority to demolish a building for various reasons, such as severe structural damage or land redevelopment. Involuntary demolitions, such as a building collapsing during an earthquake or a terrorist attack, are excluded from this list. Similarly, structures that are not buildings, including roller coasters, drop towers, chimneys, telecommunication or observation towers, and guyed masts, are not included.
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