Sentence examples for create parkland from inspiring English sources

In return, the developers create parkland, devise alternatives to automobile travel, create appealing Main Streets and add significantly to the supply of lower-cost housing.

Golf-course architecture has tried to imitate linksland in some most unlikely places (Pennsylvania's Oakmont, on the Appalachian Plateau; California's so-called Pebble Beach Golf Links, on Salinian granite) and to create parkland so universally that countless acres of artificial biosphere have to be sustained on mined water and synthetic chemicals.

At the news conference, Mr. Bloomberg called the handover of the reservoir an example of a long successful formula in New York City of creating parkland out of decommissioned city reservoir sites, which has been done in Central Park and in Bryant Park.

Beer sales at the concerts, by Brooklyn Brewery and Heineken, Mr. Hindy said, will support the alliance, whose mission is to maintain and create public parkland around Williamsburg and Greenpoint.

Mr. Camarda said that as part of the deal, he would give Carmel six acres of land he owns in town and create public parkland on the hotel property.

The struggle to pay for Brooklyn Bridge Park echoes similar problems around the country in creating urban parkland in a postindustrial age when open space must often be carved, at great cost, from derelict manufacturing zones, military installations or rail yards.

Urban&Civic, which bought the site at Alconbury in 2009, also plans to create businesses and parkland.

"How many opportunities do you get to create 70 acres of parkland, green and lush, with waterfront views?" he said.

After more than two years of study, the federal government gave its approval yesterday for the construction of Hudson River Park, clearing what is probably the last major hurdle in the plan to create a ribbon of parkland along five miles of the Manhattan riverfront from Battery Park City to West 59th Street.

The $64 million project was one of several parks the city created to replace parkland lost in building the new Yankee Stadium.

Originally a parkland created by local lad Capability Brown, in 1996 an ambitious redesign began, culminating in the first phase opening in 2002.