Sentences with phrase «public right of way»

The fence must be set at least 3 feet from any alley, sidewalk or other public right of way.

Cities can also manage public rights of way with landscaping techniques that enhance carbon sequestration.

- Part II of the Act introduced some important reforms to the law of public rights of way, including a rationalisation of the diversion of public footpaths, such as where this helps develop or protect a rural business.

To molest or intimidate pedestrians or passersby on public rights of way, public property, roads, and sidewalks.

The bridge has been sold as a new public right of way by Johnson.

The association has already worked with five other localities to enable practitioners to use public rights of way for sign placement during limited hours.

We also act for landowners in the modification of Definitive Maps, to include or exclude public rights of way.

Our expertise in highway planning and law concerning public rights of way includes the following:

When this did not work, the HDI and its supporters began to blockade development sites, obstruct public rights of way and force work stoppages.

• I have done several public inquiries over the existence of public rights of way, (e.g. on basis of inclosure awards form 19th century) and the existence of town and village greens (TVGs) which can thwart development.

In February, it had to pay $ 300,000 in fines for obscuring the public right of way (undocked Bird scooters were left lying across a sidewalk, blocking a doorway, or driveway) and operating without a proper commercial business license.

Any such permit application for a tunnel beneath the Public Right of Way would require City Council approval,» Mary Nemick from the Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering said.

WHITE PLAINS, NY — The City of New Rochelle filed a lawsuit today in New York State Supreme Court alleging that a local contractor and his wife misappropriated public property adjacent to a city park and encroached on a public right of way from a

The Fort Worth city council has passed an ordinance making it illegal to «sell, exchange, trade, barter, lease, rent, give away or display for a commercial purpose any live animal on any roadside, public right of way, parkway, median, park, playground, swimming pool, other recreational area, flea market, or commercial or retail parking lot that is generally accessible to the public».

Morrison said state law allows destruction of animals only if they are known to have killed sheep or cattle or have been seriously injured on a public right of way.

St Constantine's Well, an historic site, is accessible by public right of way on Trevose Golf Club's golf course.

Coordinate with PASA and the San Antonio Arts Commission regarding the planning and implementation of existing and future public art projects located within the public right of way, and / or that use public funding, and / or are installed on private property that is highly visible to the general public.

All of them rely on the building itself as the boundary condition for renewable energy production, although sometimes including parking lots and public rights of way.

Acting for developers and landowners, we have expertise in planning related to highway law and public rights of way.

We provide landowners, developers and local authorities with legal advice on all aspects of highway planning and public rights of way.

Paul is a member of the ChBa, the PBA and an Associate Member of The Institute of Public Rights of Way and Access Management.

in case it makes a difference the kind of status I'm thinking of is: is a superfund site, is a public right of way, is zoned for commerical use, has a licence to store tyres, is owned by British Airways, includes a right to roam, etc..

It is therefore worth considering how the local authorities assess whether a public right of way has been established, to hopefully prevent landowners from suffering from this potential incumbrance on their land.

It therefore follows that a developer may have grounds to oppose a TVG application if it can establish that the land was only used as a public right of way.

A developer may not be able to rely on the existence of a public right of way an opposition to a TVG application.

For example, where a public right of way exists on land if local inhabitants use the land beyond the scope of a public right of way they may have sufficient grounds to assert the use of the land was for the assertion of a village green right.

What a reasonable landowner would think was taking place on his land will be taken into consideration, as well as any steps taken to prevent any use outside of the public right of way.

«We will not tolerate any business model that results in obstruction of the public right of way or poses a safety hazard,» Reiskin wrote.

Competition is further discouraged by a patchwork of local regulations that require permits and access to public rights of way.

Small Cell: Vary in dimensions from the size of a bread box to 100 feet in height; equipment is smaller; range is a few meters to a few kilometers; typically installed on street lights and utility poles or other items in the public right of way.

Similarly, only 10 percent of small cells will be placed on private property, as carriers have opted for the path of least resistance, preferring to place the devices in the public right of way such as highway overpasses and light poles.

Those improvements would include only public improvements to areas such as water, sewer and public right of way.

Its traffic jammed streets, narrow over-crowded sidewalks, dreary building facades and garbage - infested planters are frustrating for area residents and professionals who feel beleaguered by the unseemly obstructions that have seeped into their public right of way, slowly but surely.

He also had to come up with a design that would suit an awkwardly shaped site built on top of an underground car park, and which would work both as a public right of way and as a private refuge for the residents of the luxury apartments.