Sentence examples for be used for redevelopment from inspiring English sources

"He was one of the first, if not the very first, to figure out how to tap federal funds that were sitting out there waiting to be used for redevelopment projects," said Norman Marcus, who worked with Mr. Logue as general counsel to the New York City Planning Commission from 1963 to 1985.

Heather Hancock, the official responsible, says the risk is low because the agency will collect the rent (which will be used for redevelopment) and it will sell the property as soon as a private firm has signed up to redevelop it.That convinced the Treasury to authorise the purchase, but it has still raised a lot of eyebrows.

In 2005, Sotomayor ruled with a panel majority that the property owner's due process rights had been violated by lack of adequate notice to him of his right to challenge a village order that his land should be used for a redevelopment project.

"North Dorset have a very old headquarters in Blandford, which is inefficient and wasteful and an asset that can be used for the regeneration and redevelopment of the local economy," Mr Gould said.

Merton Council had asked for for suggestions for the redevelopment of the Greyhound Stadium in the autumn of 2013, and earlier this year an independent report for the council confirmed that site could be used for "sporting intensification".

In an interview Ms. Sills would not confirm the philanthropist's identity but said that during her tenure the donor was consulted each time money was used for the redevelopment.

$6 million was used for the redevelopment of the Torrens Gorge, in which the Torrens Linear Park was created.

Capital reserves are being used for the redevelopments, but last year the trust finished the year £9m in the red and this year a £6.5m deficit is forecast.

Instead, it claims, it allowed the estate to be used by social housing tenants for the six years before it began redevelopment "to help solve the housing shortage".

This type of analysis could be used to monitor changes over time in future urban development and redevelopment projects.

No one can say for certain who will ultimately control the redevelopment of the World Trade Center, much less how the site will be used.