Sentences with phrase «zoning areas for development»

Gee's remarks remind me of an experience I had a few years earlier, introducing my 7 - year - old nephew to SimCity 2000, the best - selling urban simulator that lets you create a virtual metropolis on your computer, building highways and bridges, zoning areas for development, raising or lowering taxes.

Gee's remarks remind me of an experience I had a few years earlier, introducing my 7 - year - old nephew to SimCity 2000, the best - selling urban simulator that lets you create a virtual metropolis on your computer, build highways and bridges, zone areas for development, and raise or lower taxes.

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The place: Atlanta, Ga. — or, from the looks of it, an undeveloped area outside of Atlanta that has been zoned for future development of an outlying suburb where nobody should live.

That development comes ahead of big plans for the village's Main Street Triangle area, which saw phases of demolition and sits on the town's only tax increment financing zone, Mampe said.

The area is zoned for multifamily development.

It would exempt proposed development for the area from several regulations as well, including zoning, land - use and environmental laws.

That means only three zones north of New York City are eligible for casino development: The Catskills, the Albany area and the Southern Tier.

Together with the 57 Local Council Development Areas, a total of 114 inner roads — two per LCDA — have been awarded for completion next year and to crown it all, the governor has approved the construction of flyover bridges at two of Lagos» most problematic traffic zones — Ajah and Abule Egba.

Alicia Glen, deputy mayor for housing and economic development, last year said Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration would not support residential rezonings in Industrial Business Zones in order to protect jobs in those areas.

He said it has become increasingly necessary for the governors in the zone, Ohaneze leaders and other stakeholders in the area to meet and decide how to redress the development.

According to the press release, «the draft zoning text amendment... would require a new special permit for certain developments in the Two Bridges Large Scale Residential Area, to clarify that large, out - of - scale development proposals are not «minor modifications» to this area's plan and would require public review.&raArea, to clarify that large, out - of - scale development proposals are not «minor modifications» to this area's plan and would require public review.&raarea's plan and would require public review.»

Some planners support the idea as a solution to New York's affordability crisis, as the move could enable the city to zone certain areas for extremely dense residential developments with tens of thousands of affordable apartments.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Several Syracuse - area politicians and business leaders expressed enthusiasm today for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new business development initiative, Tax Free NY, with one caveat: It can't repeat the mistakes of the Empire Zone program.

The Russian government will invest $ 16.6 million toward developing the park, which will include protected areas for wildlife, an economic development zone and an ecotourism recreational zone.

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The area also qualifies for Rural Development loans (100 % financing) and it is not in a flood zone so don't wait for this one to be gone!

The Bacalar Chico Project is geared toward sustainable use and development of this unique area of North Ambergris Caye due to a variety of exceptional factors: at Rocky Point the reef touches the shore; the green sea turtle and the loggerhead nesting site between Robles and Rocky Point; the offshore marine habitat once known as a breeding area for Queen conch; and the seasonal spawning bank for the nassau and yellowfin groupers; the high diversity of terrestrial and vegatation zones.

Tulum, Q.R. — Regional government associations are in the process of trying to push for two state areas to become Zones of Sustainable Tourism Development.

Much changed during the development of Destiny 1 - so much so that concept art and footage for what eventually became the Taken King expansion's Dreadnought location, the Reef social space added in the House of Wolves DLC plus the European Dead Zone area finally found in Destiny 2, were all glimpsed prior to Destiny 1's launch.

The report furthermore provides lessons learned from the case studies for sustainable development of CRFS and offers a large number of strategies and tools that can be applied by city regions around the world, including the promotion of (peri) urban agriculture, preservation of agricultural land areas and watersheds through land use planning and zoning, development of food distribution and social protection programmes for vulnerable groups, support for short supply chains and local procurement of food, and promotion of food waste prevention, reduction and management, as well as the recovery and redistribution of safe and nutritious food for human consumption.

The Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is looking to sell more offshore wind development zones facing Massachusetts later this year, and zones facing New York by the end of 2019 — two of the most enticing areas in the whole of the Americas for offshore wind given their proximity to major cities like New York and Boston, and their relatively shallow water depths.

An effort to consolidate the permitting process through the development of renewable energy zones, wind energy areas, or the reduction of agency contacts needed for wind energy permitting.

With very few signatures, petitions can remove all or part of these localities from the Expedited Area, which means that any future wind development would need to win zoning approval from LUPC before it applies for a permit.

This understanding argues strongly for considering in our planning: access to public transit; the walkability of our communities; access to safe pathways for walking and biking; and zoning regulations that permit mixed - use development (combining residential and commercial development in an area).

Real Estate + Development Group lawyer Michael S. Giaimo presented a one - hour video recorded lecture on «Zoning Practice: Procedures for Obtaining Variances and Special Permits» as part of the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education's (MCLE) Practical Lawyering Skills series, which is geared towards lawyers beginning in practice or who want to brush up in a particular area.

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They include a buffer zone for development, a joint position on fracking, development of a Fitzroy River management plan complemented by an Indigenous Protected Area, and a management body for the river.

The location and high levels of transport connectivity, substantially lower traffic congestion levels compared to other business precincts in the Metro, large available workforce of all skill levels and the Urban Development Zone (UDZ) tax incentive that is applicable to portions of the VRC all make the VRC an attractive area for investment.

The question is will CodeNEXT make it a truly «hot» area to focus on for development like when the City of Austin rezoned Rainey Street from residential to central business district (CBD) zoning?

The property is also perfect for investors interested in building a small multifamily development, as the lot is zoned [PAD - HD] Planned Area Development, High Density.The property is generally drive - by only, though property showings may be arranged at a perspective buyerdevelopment, as the lot is zoned [PAD - HD] Planned Area Development, High Density.The property is generally drive - by only, though property showings may be arranged at a perspective buyerDevelopment, High Density.The property is generally drive - by only, though property showings may be arranged at a perspective buyer?s request.

Otteau: From our market perspective, the arguments against higher density and more transportation - efficient zoning are twofold: Less development means fewer cars on the road (although in reality the opposite is true), and higher density equates to higher taxes to fund services for the greater number of families in an area.

And while at this point the residential zoning was in place for a waterfront residential development, there was still a significant amount of costly work that had to be done in several areas, ranging from addressing environmental concerns to finalizing a site plan — all of which would require deep pockets.