CM1995
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In the comments it says they'd tried to shoot it twice already.
They did - http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2015/11/demolishing_this_historic_alab.html
I am not aware of Pheonix Services, never heard of them. The track hoe may have been the city's as they have a 160 set up like that. Don't know that but if it was then it makes a lot of sense.:cool2
My choice of action would've been a high reach with processor. If there wasn't enough height to reach the top, haul in or scrape up enough dirt to build a nice big ramp to access the top and take it down. The site is very large, there is enough area to scrape up plenty of dirt to make a ramp.
Take it from the top down at a safe distance, recycle the bricks and be done. Those bricks are worth some $$.