Sentences with phrase «acre city project»

At issue is a 15 - acre city project that includes a new retail center in Mill Basin, built by developer Forest City Ratner.

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The omnibus extraordinary session package also provides a financial incentives to entice Vernon Downs racino and harness track to remain open; offers $ 55 million in relief for Lake Ontario communities ravaged by flooding; tweaks a law to allow New York City first responders to receive an accidental disability pensions even if they don't receive a federal Social Security disability pension; and creates a 250 - acre forest land bank to allow for certain public utility projects under a constitutional amendment.

For the two years before his federal indictment, Lipsky was one of the most prominent voices in defending Willets Point United, a coalition of small business and property owners in Willets Point who have sought to fight the city's plans to replace the 62 - acre district of auto repair shops and factories with a $ 3 billion development project.

The final legislation renames the Tappan Zee Bridge after former Gov. Mario Cuomo; provides a financial incentive package to entice Vernon Downs racino and harness track to remain open; offers $ 55 million in relief for Lake Ontario communities ravaged by flooding; tweaks a law to allow New York City first responders to receive an accidental disability pensions even if they don't receive a federal Social Security disability pension; and creates a 250 - acre forest land bank to allow for certain public utility projects under a constitutional amendment.

The family that owns a 13 - acre site on the Long Island City waterfront is planning to build a $ 3 billion mixed - use project with 5,000...

The multi-million dollar pilot project on six acres of land at Appolonia City will hold a community of 100 semi-detached, detached and terraced units.

The New York City Economic Development Corp. tapped Triangle to develop the three - acre property in 2006, and the project has since faced a series of delays.

She is the founder of large - scale art projects City As Site (2010), and The 96 Acres Project (2012 - Present), which examines the impact of incarceration through artistic interventions at the Cook County Jail located in her native community in Chicago.

Imig has attended residencies at The Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont (2008); Charlotte Street Foundation Urban Culture Project Studio, Kansas City, Missouri (2011); ACRE Artist Residency, Chicago, Illinois; (2013) and Art Omi, Ghent, New York (2015).

She has attended residencies at The Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont (2008); Charlotte Street Foundation Urban Culture Project Studio, Kansas City, Missouri (2011); ACRE Artist Residency, Chicago, Illinois; (2013) and Art Omi, Ghent, New York (2015).

SCAD alumna Cory Imig (B.F.A., fibers, 2008) has attended residencies at The Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont; Charlotte Street Foundation Urban Culture Project Studio, Kansas City, Missouri; ACRE Artist Residency, Chicago, Illinois; and Omi International Arts Center, Ghent, New York.

Timing: June 2009 to May 2010 $ 50K funding: trail construction, planting of native vegetation, cleaning / protecting of cultural resource sites, two «Friends of the Forest» volunteer days Friends of City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana Couturie Forest & Arboretum Restoration Project: Friends of City Park will fund over 19 acres of ecosystem in Couturie Forest.

A cross section of current projects include an experimental theatre complex in La Jolla, a School of Architecture in Texas, a large regional park in Los Angeles, a memorial for the Los Angeles Fire department, a large Stupa in Santa Cruz, California, the transformation of a seventy acre industrial site in Louisville, Kentucky into a central part of the city, and the development and planning of the Tempe Center site.

Estimated to cost $ 600 million ($ 822 million), the project will cover 1,285 acres of depleted coal mines in the northern city of Kozani.

It's the largest project of its kind being undertaken by the city, spanning 101 acres and comprising of three waterfront gardens — Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central, with the Supertrees residing in the 54 - hectare Bay South.

The Exclusive Right to Negotiate (ERN) agreement set for consideration on May 31, would set the timeline and terms for negotiations between the city and Faraday Future, with an eye toward the sale of the 157 acres and approval for the factory project.

Project Manager - Sundance Growers, Inc., Sun City • FL 2004 — 2008 Coordinated construction and materials logistics and workforce / subcontractors coordination for successful installation of piping, RO systems, buildings and glass / plastic houses for 106 - acre nursery.

Consulting Projects Epic Communications, Consultant for RHT (City, ST) 04/2002 — 05/2002 U.S. Customs Service, Consultant for RHT (City, ST) 01/2002 — 02/2002 Acres Gaming, Consultant / Contractor for RHI (Las Vegas, NV) 03/2001 — 07/2001 Bayview Financial, Consultant for Maxim Group (Miami, FL) 05/2000 — 02/2001 Future Metals, Consultant for Maxim Group (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) 04/2000 — 05/2000 General Electric GE - Harris, Consultant for AeroTek (Melbourne, FL) 12/1999 — 01/2000 SGS NASA, Consultant / Contractor / Team Leader for Maxim Group (Titusville, FL) 08/1999 — 12/2000 Miami Air International, Consultant / Database Admin / Programmer (City, ST) 04/1999 — 07/1999 Origin Data Systems, Independent Consultant (City, ST) 12/1998 — 04/1999 American Express, Consultant for Maxim Group (City, ST) 09/1998 — 10/1998 Individual Inc., Software Engineer / Business Analyst (City, ST) 03/1997 — 03/1998

Once Bucksbaum hooked up with Structured on New City, he was able to jump into another of its projects, Kingsbury Center, a nearby 2.3 - acre site with Buy Buy Baby, PetSmart, Road Runner Sports and Jimmy John's that opened in fall 2012.

Another project that's underway is the redevelopment of Columbus City Center, a 20 - year - old mall that's being torn down to make way for Columbus Commons, a mixed - use project centered around a nine - acre park.

According to Michael Coleman, a consultant to the California League of Cities, a typical five - acre California apartment complex would cost $ 56,653 more in local services than it would generate in local taxes, while the equivalent retail project would generate $ 73,798 more than it would cost.

As part of a $ 1 billion - plus mixed - use project, Forest City - New East Baltimore Development Partnership is building a 31 - acre, 1.1 million sq. ft. science and technology park in Maryland.

For example, the city council in Stonecrest, Ga., just outside Atlanta, has voted to de-annex 345 acres of land if they are chosen for the project.

The project is the second - largest at the Navy Yard since the city acquired the 300 - acre (121 - hectare) property from the Defense Department in 1966.

Several large projects — including the 3,100 - acre Tradepoint Atlantic industrial park, the $ 1.1 billion Harbor Point development and Sagamore's $ 5.5 billion Port Covington project — highlight the city's ability to diversify its economy and use the demographic shift as a long - term booster.

The project took 5.2 acres off the tax rolls of the City of Dallas, but also «became a melting pot for all Dallasites.