Sentence examples for allowing for redevelopment from inspiring English sources

Many piers remained derelict for years until the demolition of the Embarcadero Freeway reopened the downtown waterfront, allowing for redevelopment.

The zoning for the 0.67-acre-lot allows for redevelopment to a condo complex.

Cuyahoga County is also establishing a land bank, a public entity that can acquire distressed properties and hold on to the land until improved economic times allow for redevelopment.

The water-well design, despite its higher capital costs, allows for redevelopment during operations, which may be required periodically due to clogging problems.

With an original capacity of 42,000, it was expanded in 2002 to seat 49,000, and its simple design is expected to allow for redevelopments up to an eventual capacity of 66,000.

Most likely, the 16-acre site will be divided roughly in half, to allow for both redevelopment and reflection, with some space lost for the reintroduction of roads that the city surrendered when the twin towers were built three decades ago.Many fret that progress is already stalling.

The land would be designated as parkland, limiting further redevelopment yet allowing for recreational activities like rides and restaurants.

This allows for gentrification without redevelopment, pitting the poorest people in New York against a superficial tourism market.

The closure of the Swedish museum for redevelopment has allowed for a one-off opportunity.

Unlike the previously announced event, scheduled for late July, next week's hearing will allow for public comment on redevelopment issues before the corporation begins to narrow options being developed by its own planners and others outside the corporation.

His meeting with the Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corporation ran over the time he allowed for it, and his news conference started later than planned.