What are some of the problems on the Cathedral campus?

	Water damage in the Cathedral church and school building has led to peeling paint, rotting wood floors and damaged ceilings.
	Persons with disabilities are currently able to access only one ramp entrance to the church and have difficulty entering tight spaces in bathrooms and confessionals. And without an elevator, persons with disabilities cannot access upper floors in any of the campus buildings.
	The current heating and cooling system fails to keep the buildings on the Cathedral campus at a comfortable temperature and often makes so much noise, it is difficult to hear the celebration of Mass. Some radiators in classrooms are not even in working order.
	The choir loft has a dangerously low railing. There is not adequate space for musicians and instruments to stand clear from the edge, and the balcony has only one stairwell access.
	Outdated wiring throughout the campus can be a fire hazard.