Sentences with phrase «quality park spaces»

«Providing quality park spaces is paramount for our «#Not62» health initiative, as we work to build a healthier Bronx,» said Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. «We must make sure that our shared recreational spaces are in good condition and inviting to the public, so that more and more Bronxites of all ages will take advantage of them.

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Many of the people had fond memories of parks that used to be in the area and were really passionate about why having a big, quality space for kids to play was so important to them, the neighborhood and their kids» futures.

Preserving our environment RAHB REALTORS ® recognize one of the most important elements of Quality of Life is the environment: clean air and water, parks and open space.

They have potential on their day to cause upsets but are generally a bit lower quality across the whole park and their shining gem, Mr Coutinho, can be wrapped up easily if the defence does not allow him acres of space and time.

«Gary and I must have overseen eight projects together between the village and the Park District, like improving Lake Ellyn's water quality, the Wingate Basin sewer - improvements project, and buying the former Maryknoll Seminary for open space.»

The plan by the Park District, North Park University and area aldermen to convert the space into a $ 1.8 million regulation - size soccer field and eight - lane track threatens the quality of life in the densely populated neighborhood, residents said.

In part, the clash pits residents concerned about preserving recreational space at a neighborhood park against Park District officials with a broader ecological interest in improving the quality of area waters and contributing to flood - control effopark against Park District officials with a broader ecological interest in improving the quality of area waters and contributing to flood - control effoPark District officials with a broader ecological interest in improving the quality of area waters and contributing to flood - control efforts.

The electeds mailed Bloomberg yesterday raising concerns about quality - of - life issues at the park, which is privately owned by Brookfield Properties, but is considered public space.

Parks are necessary for protection of air and water quality, to conserve habitat for wildlife and to provide recreational spaces for the people.

«Part of what defines Queens» trademark quality of life — especially for the 2.3 million residents throughout our diverse communities — is the ample access to beautiful public parks and open space.

These proposals are a reflection of the wide variety of community needs that delegates analyzed such as more access to technology in schools, senior - friendly spaces, safe public housing, quality recreation and parks.

The de Blasio proposal consists of two parts: mandatory inclusionary zoning, which would require all new construction to set aside a quarter to a third of its new units for below - market tenants, and «Zoning for Quality and Affordability,» which would spur senior housing construction, eliminate some local size and shape restrictions and waive the parking space requirements at such developments to maximize residential construction.

Borough President Katz's $ 7 million allocation for Baisley Park Community Library at 117 - 11 Sutphin Boulevard includes $ 3.5 million in FY 2017 to cover the entire projected cost of the planned 2,000 square - foot exterior expansion, designed to provide the additional space needed to meet the community's demand for quality library services.

The 3 acre park has plenty of space and crowds thronging that you could enjoy a friendly game of frisbee — or take your treats somewhere private and spend a little quality time alone.

LOS ANGELES, CA - On Saturday, Feb. 4, well over 5,000 parents, students and teachers from across Los Angeles joined education officials and leaders for the «Schools We Can Believe In» rally at Exposition Park, to demand high - quality public schools in every neighborhood, quality space and equal funding for all public school students.

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Twinsburg Park is a beautiful green open space and is a perfect place to spend some quality time with your furry friends.

In addition to a TV and telephone, they are equipped with high - quality beds, comfortable seating, functional desk space with free WIFI and a view overlooking the large park.

Curated by LeVine, Urban Alchemists will occupy a 2,200 square - foot space within Goldman Properties» Wynwood Walls — a project that began in 2009 as an open - air art park, which will expand its permanent exhibition this year with the addition of several new murals and museum - quality works of art.

House Arrest is curated by Terri C Smith whose approach to the installation will significantly alter the physical qualities of the space's three galleries, creating living rooms of artworks that are informed by the history of Franklin Street Works» Victorian row house buildings — originally working class homes — as well as the makeshift domestic situations at recent political protest sites such as Occupy Wall Street's Zuccotti Park.

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... zoning regulations are being relaxed or nullified to allow new building construction that casts shadows over parks for longer periods of time, diminishing those elements that contribute to the quality and character of our most cherished public parks and open spaces.

Behind BCREA's Quality of Life initiative is the recognition that the environment — clean air and water, parks and open space — is a big reason people want to live in B.C.,» says Andrew Peck, president of BCREA.

The creek — or water quality channel — doubles as park space for residents of Thornton Place, the much acclaimed transit - oriented development it now flows through.

With extensive trails and park space, residents here enjoy a high quality of life.

$ 9.5 billion in bond authority for investments by state, local, and tribal governments to preserve green space, develop urban parks, protect water quality, and clean up abandoned industrial sites.