Sentence examples for construction of town from inspiring English sources
When the dust settled, the forces of traditional character had won out, with large swaths of Prince's Bay and neighboring communities rezoned by the city to prevent further construction of town houses and other cheek-by-jowl development.
ACCORDING to the interim superintendent of schools, Frank J. Severage, enrollment is growing by 300 to 400 students annually, mainly because of construction of town houses and high density single-family homes.
Almost two centuries ago, John Jacob Astor cut a wide swath through the neighborhood, dividing what was then farmland into narrow, 25-by-100-foot lots and overseeing the construction of town houses.
It covers more than 4,000 pages and, among other things, would encourage construction of town houses and low-rise condominiums along transportation corridors, even in areas that have traditionally been reserved for single-family homes.
Similar challenges have resulted in the construction of town baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts and a park.
But what will please the little ones is that unlike that era's blocks, which mostly encouraged the dutiful construction of towns and landscapes, the strange contours of the 74 PlayShapes will let them build whatever animal, vegetable or psychedelic '60s pop star they please.
Anthropogenic habitat fragmentation as a result of deforestation, agriculture, road building, construction of towns and cities, and other land use changes will impede migration, jeopardizing the existence of some populations and species (Root and Schneider 2002).
Now, travel and tourism executives are counting on a $29 million youth sports complex under construction northwest of town to help fill Elizabethtown's 1,525 hotel rooms and drive development of hundreds more.
Bloomingdale's residents recently approved an open-space tax, even though he and others are trying to halt the construction of 360 town houses on Federal Hill, a mountain that separates the town from I-287.
In the past 20 years, China has seen the active redevelopment of old towns and construction of new towns around booming cities. Zhengdong New District is one of them.
The organization completed construction of eight town houses in the Slopes in 2003, and sold all for more than twice the average home in the neighborhood, which was $50,000 at the time.
