Sentence examples for any development on from inspiring English sources

The town wants any development on the land to bring in tax revenue and jobs, but to avoid burdening local schools and infrastructure with permanent residents.

It constantly attempted to recreate the buzz that followed a favourable article in the New York Times This unusual state of affairs meant that any development on WoD was extremely reliant on the success of CCP's other projects.

But the issue was not raised as a trade-off for support of the Highlands project, Mr. Rasmussen said, adding that the administration had still not decided whether to allow any development on the island.

Jeffrey A. George, an independent tax assessor who represented several dozen residents, discovered a county ordinance that prohibits any development on Sapelo that causes "land value increases which could force removal of the indigenous population".

"The basic rule is that any development on a beach or dune or within 150 feet of the mean high water line of a tidal water body in New Jersey must meet the requirements of the state's Coastal Area Facility Review Act," Mr. LaMonica said.

After English Heritage upgraded the rollercoaster's listed status in July, a lawyer for some of the campaigners had said the council should look at the impact of any development on the setting of a heritage asset.

It's important to reform the program now so that taxpayers receive fair returns from any development of coal on public lands.

The Clarett and Cogsville Groups are developers and would be involved with the shopping center and any developments on the property in the future.

Any developments on this front could provide additional twists and turns for the market this week.

But as far as any new development on the oceanfront is concerned, many residents feel like Marie Pellegrino, who lives a block from ocean.

Bath Spa University's Newton Park campus is on Duchy of Cornwall land in a nationally important historic landscape, which meant that there were considerable obstacles to any new development on the campus.