Sentence examples for coordinated street from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it displaced urban diversity with a homogenized atmosphere of chain stores, coordinated street furniture, banners and signs.
"A coordinated street furniture franchise will promote continuity along city streetscapes," Mr. Bloomberg said.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has submitted legislation to the City Council that would award a single company a "coordinated street furniture franchise" to provide public toilets and revamp and maintain bus shelters, newsstands, news racks and benches.
His administration and the City Council are working on a plan for coordinated "street furniture" -- toilets, newsstands, kiosks and bus shelters that would carry ads to pay for installation and maintenance, and would generate revenue for the city treasury.
Ms. Brooks said the city's Police Department would be most involved in coordinating street closings for processions.
But this is only available to organisations which coordinate street works.
The idea is that utility companies like Consolidated Edison will be able to view coming projects on an online map and contact the city to coordinate street work, rather than excavating roads for a second time.
Cemusa has brought "a better design to newsstands, improving the streetscape in a coordinated way with the bus shelters and pay toilets," said Brooke McKenna, an assistant commissioner in the Department of Transportation who coordinates street-furniture financing.
Matthew Monahan, a spokesman for the Department of Design and Construction, which coordinates major street projects, said the $2.8 million project would be completed next month.
The spatial precision of a user's location, which is obtained from a fuzzy system, goes to a spatial function called the conceptualization function, to determine the user's location based on one of the following five levels of qualitative precision: geometrical coordinates, streets, parish, region, and qualitative location, such as the eastern part of the city.
The manoeuvre is described as a "grassroots movement", which is not being coordinated with Downing Street or the Tory whips, as the loyalists move to confront "malcontents".
