Development by private owners must be reviewed to determine if their plan is compatible with the park.
Not exact matches
Plans filed
by the Hollywood Park Land Co. — a
development group that includes St. Louis Rams
owner Stan Kroenke — call for a stadium that would be built with probably more than $ 1 billion in
private money, but which would eventually recoup tens of millions from Inglewood taxpayers once it opens.
Although that court suggested that any regulation of
private property to protect landmark values was unconstitutional if «just compensation» were not afforded, it also appeared to rely upon its findings: first, that the cost to Penn Central of operating the Terminal building itself, exclusive of purely railroad operations, exceeded the revenues received from concessionaires and tenants in the Terminal; and second, that the special transferable
development rights afforded Penn Central as an
owner of a landmark site did not «provide compensation to plaintiffs or minimize the harm suffered
by plaintiffs due to the designation of the Terminal as a landmark.»
Sponsored
by Reps. Dennis Ross (R - FL) and Patrick Murphy (D - FL), the bill encourages the
development of
private market options where property
owners lack access to affordable coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
NAR supports the Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act, which unanimously passed the House of Representatives but was not considered
by the Senate, as a solid first step in the
development of
private market options for property
owners.
The board voted to support the
development by Congress of a
private market for flood insurance as an option for home
owners who lack access to affordable coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program.