Sentence examples for changes of use from inspiring English sources

Hayley mentions other recent changes of use in the area.

That restructuring requires easy relocation and changes of use if it is to happen quickly.

Such analyses are often performed after changes of use of the structure or due to new design codes requirements.

In addition, new zoning regulations proposed by the Department of City Planning would require street trees for most new development, including major expansions or some changes of use of existing properties.

Noriega, from the regional government, told the Guardian that the "changes of use" for Santa Catalina and Tierra Blanca have not been approved to date, and that both projects are currently being evaluated by the Ministry of Agriculture.

It's an extraordinary sight, with its tall chimneys, its clock tower and elaborately terraced gardens, and it carries an air of melancholy – the result, perhaps, of too many owners, speculators and changes of use.

The change-of-use application for the museum's premises was approved in October, and the application to add a three-storey extension was approved in January of this year.

According to Brearley, the capital has lost 16% of its industrial land over the past 15 years, with another 10% threatened by change-of-use permissions already in the pipeline.

The council turned the change-of-use permit down, and a group of residents have been trying to buy the building and run it as a pub again.

It said it wasn't profitable and sold it to a property developer who applied to the council for a change-of-use permit.

A few months later, the couple had sold their London flat and most of their possessions, won change-of-use planning permission and moved in with Mick and Jude to begin work on the Fruit Store.