Sentences with phrase «urban land interests»

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Pollard's interest in living off the land and her desire to help others lead healthier, more sustainable lives coalesced when she opened Villagers, an urban homesteading supply store, in 2012.

«With the recent interest and surge in urban agriculture, we have been looking for more access to land,» she said.

James Shilling, Ph.D., another panelist and the Professor of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison said «The ability to refinance for lower interest rates is an important element of the U.S. system as it allows consumers to take equity out of their home and put it back into the economy.»

It was only interested in land outside parks, buffered by 500 km from urban and structures, below 1500m, less than 10 deg (from memory) slope, and only wind > 8m / s (NZ is in Roaring 40s after all).

One area of particular interest to environmentalists, county officials and researchers is the wildland - urban interface — the zone of transition between unoccupied land and human development.

California also provides an interesting case study because of its topographic complexity, extensive urban and agricultural land use, and Mediterranean climate characterized by distinctive rainfall and temperature patterns.

The program, called SFPark, sounds interesting, and I have no doubt that a gaggle of urban planning consultants and, well, land use professors (sorry Prof. Emerson) will be making PowerPoint slides and writing law review articles about it, respectively, for years to come.

These lands are under constant attack from private interests who want to use them for oil drilling, logging, or urban development.

Responding to the increasing interest in smart growth, the Urban Land Instituterecently launched SmartGrowth.net, developed as a comprehensive research and resource tool for anyone interested in the discussion of planned expansion in communities across the country and globally.