Sentence examples for beyond zoning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bellman often ventured beyond zoning issues in discrimination cases.

"The village is not a developer, but we want continuing control of the site beyond zoning," he said.

INTENDED to address a statewide gap in affordable housing, which last year showed a need for more than 68,000 units, the law allows developers to negotiate for units beyond zoning limits in return for setting aside a percentage at lower-than-market rates.

Beyond zoning, the issue of drainage, which had been a problem during the supermarket discussions, became simpler after Mr. Fareri bought the land.

Further, we are pursuing many different methods to preserve open, green space in our village and to promote responsible development beyond just zoning laws.

"It has to go beyond just merely zoning".

Their attempts to build housing south of Flushing Avenue, in a decaying industrial zone and the spotty but improving north side of Bedford-Stuyvesant that lies beyond it, ran into zoning restrictions and, in some cases, resistance from longtime black homeowners uninterested in selling their property.

Beyond the miserly dictates of insurance companies, zoning and density further impede the evolution of a vision that looks to avoid the repetition of the destruction.

For example, in Malaysia, national regulations spatially demarcate a "commercial fishing zone" beyond three nautical miles from the coastline and a "traditional fishing zone" within that limit; these regulations provided a foundation for the process of zoning the Tun Mustapha Park, which subdivided the "traditional fishing zone".

The stores will receive aid if they relocate to comply with zoning restrictions or if they expand their services beyond selling liquor and begin offering items that benefit their community, the mayor said.

Specific potential federal tools mentioned include zoning, Landscape Conservation Cooperatives, the Endangered Species Act, beyond boundary authority, land exchanges, less-than-fee acquisition and other incentives, the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act, and federal land annexation.