Sentence examples for council development from inspiring English sources
THE Masefield housing estate in Northfield, a suburb of Birmingham, is in many ways a typical 1960s council development.
Guided by the Institute of Medicine's Community, Health Improvement Process framework, we first developed a logic model that delineated processes and intermediate systems-level outcomes in council development, planning, and community action.
"It is important there is total transparency about how the cuts will impact, who and where they will hit the hardest and their combined effect with local council, Development Agency and education cuts.
Further up the valley is the Byker Wall, part of the Byker estate, a then-revolutionary, partly flawed, now listed 1970s council development famous for the human scale of its detail and for the ways in which architect Ralph Erskine consulted residents about their needs and wishes.
The manner of Ms Gwyther's sacking - in a weekend phone call from the first secretary - rounds off what has been a torrid 15 months for the former Pembrokeshire county council development officer since she was plucked from relative obscurity to take charge of the crisis-torn agriculture sector in Wales.
However, council development officers said the huts would significantly enhance the area's tourism appeal.
Most councils' development plans are relatively modest; Southampton built 53 homes for social rent last year.
Nothing in our proposals reduces councils' development control over phone masts, advertising and caravans.
Most of these are not listed as potential school sites in councils' development plans, despite government guidance saying planning applications should usually be considered against these documents.
The local council's development plan aims to restrict development along Meander Valley road and prevent the merging of Carrick and Hadspen, keeping them as distinct centres.
Secondly, in Samorogouan and Mangodara, farmer-herders are better represented than pastoralists on local councils (municipal councils and village development councils, CVD, whose members are people who are influential in the village and which are the reference for the village land planning project).
