Sentence examples for abatement that from inspiring English sources

The Laureate also has a 421A tax abatement that keeps common charges reasonable and enhances the perceived value.

We believe the ERF is working to get the lowest cost abatement that will meet our 2030 targets".

The total assessment was for roughly the same amount as the real property tax abatement that residential tenants in the building received.

The city awarded the project a five-year tax abatement that reduced the developer's tax rate for the first year to zero.

"If the government wishes to evolve the safeguard over time into a major driver of abatement, that will be complex and need deep consultation, particularly on dealing with trade competitiveness issues and avoiding excessive administration and compliance costs".

A town official confirmed that RD Management will receive a tax abatement that cuts the shopping center's $1 million property tax burden to $500,000 now, increasing $50,000 each year for the next 10 years.

The tax abatements that prohibit deregulation will expire in about two years.

For example, he said, the Co-op and Condominium Tax Abatement is computed only after taking into consideration any other exemptions or abatements that have been received.

By 2006, when the insurance company put the property up for sale, it would have been difficult to assign a dollar value to the public investment of land and tax abatements that made Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper possible.

Under what is known as the J-51 program, as well as other similar government programs, owners are entitled to tax abatements that allow them to subtract most of the cost of construction from their tax bills over many years, as well as exemptions from increased assessments based on the improvements for a fixed number of years.

Six months later, OSHA slapped SeaWorld with the most severe violation of all -- a "willful" one -- and ordered the park to install safety abatements that provide trainers with equal or greater protection than simply banning them from what is known as "water work" with orcas.