UT was fined $29,000 in August 2001 for demolishing two buildings (of three) being removed to allow construction of the Eleventh Street Garage. A concerned parent of a child in the adjacent UT Child Development Center called the compliance coordinator for Knox County Air Quality Management complaining about the dust produced by razing one building on June 20 by Sweat Wrecking. When Air Quality Control Management learned that a second building was being razed on June 25, it stopped the work pending results of testing for asbestos of all three structures. All three were found to contain asbestos in the floor tiles, but none of the asbestos had become airborne. UT at first said that the problem was the responsibility of the wrecking contractor, but bid documents showed that the contractor was not responsible for asbestos removal, although the company was responsible for furnishing test results to Air Quality Control under existing regulations. UT paid the fine and removed the asbestos from the third structure prior to demolishing it.