Sentences with phrase «planned redevelopment»
"Planned redevelopment" refers to the process of improving or transforming a specific area or property according to a pre-determined plan. It involves strategic changes such as renovating buildings, adding new infrastructure, or redesigning urban areas to make them more functional, appealing, or modern. Full definition
For years, planners have been slogging through the process of planning redevelopment of 2,000 acres in South Buffalo, the so - called Brownfield Opportunity Area.
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The new owners plan a redevelopment of the plaza to include newly reconfigured ground floor retail space and second floor office space.
Viceroy Hotel Group is planning the redevelopment of Obra Pía, a UNESCO World Heritage site located within the exclusive Old City in Cartagena, Colombia.
New York State Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy announces the planned redevelopment of Kennedy Square at a December 2011 news conference.
Fahy floated the possibility of the museum anchoring the planned redevelopment of the Parking Lot District — my term for it, not hers.
What isn't clear is how the AirTrain near Citi Field will complement or conflict with the planned redevelopment of Willets Point, a sprawling area of scrapyards and auto body shops bordering Citi Field.
-- $ 1.5 million for infrastructure improvements related to the planned redevelopment of the Syracuse Inner Harbor, including environmental cleanup, public infrastructure improvements, renovation of a former state canal maintenance building into a crew boathouse, and relocation of an historic freight house as a potential canal museum.
Its properties include Canterbury Woods, an upscale senior complex in Williamsville that it intends to replicate as part of a planned redevelopment of the Millard Fillmore Gates Circle Hospital site in Buffalo.
The planned redevelopment of the former Nine Inch Nails recording studio on Magazine Street and the proposed expansion of Audubon Charter School both return to a city board Wednesday morning seeking waivers required to start their projects.
The standards for design of public spaces will only apply to new construction and planned redevelopment.
The built environment standard for public spaces only applies to new construction and planned redevelopments.
Fairway also said in August that it would anchor General Growth Properties «planned redevelopment of the Staten Island Mall with a newly built store in fiscal year 2017, Supermarket News reported.