You're right that there's no limit for the temporary use, but I really think that with the push for redevelopment in the city and how well located this site is, it won't be too long before a new developer comes in. Perhaps I'm naive, but I don't see the parking lot remaining for another 10 years.

The building is being replaced with an expansion of the ParkFast parking lot, but it's important to note that was approved only as a temporary use. The entire block is part of a redevelopment plan that only allows mixed use development, so within a few years it can look very different.