Sentence examples for delayed redevelopment from inspiring English sources
The designated Times Square developer, George Klein, once blamed them for 46 of the 47 lawsuits that delayed redevelopment there for much of the 1980s.
But like the World Trade Center site before it, the grim history of this spot has temporarily delayed redevelopment.
But like the World Trade Center site before it, the grim history of this place has temporarily delayed redevelopment.
BUT if deep structural problems delay redevelopment of the damaged downtown, real estate executives said that could spur construction in other parts of Manhattan.
They might have done even better in a summer highlighted by the Australian tourists' visit in July, but the county were hit by a delayed opening of their redevelopment of the New Road End.
The Southbank Centre in London has been forced by a group of skateboarders and BMX riders to delay its £120m redevelopment plan involving the construction of retail units on the site.
The main changes to planning law will include: A new "zonal" system, as employed in many other countries, which will give automatic planning permission on all suitable brownfield sites, removing unnecessary delays to redevelopment.
Although it was ready to be installed then, plans for the redevelopment of Times Square were delayed and the mural was put in storage, where it has been ever since.
Even this redevelopment would be likely to be delayed until late 2013 at the earliest because of the demands of the Olympics – Lord's is staging the archery – and an Ashes series.
Although planned to be completed by August 2003, the redevelopment process lasted for three years, delayed by issues regarding planning permission for the commercial facilities the club wanted to build in addition to the stadium itself.
Off the pitch, the county's long-proposed redevelopment of the New Road End, although already delayed by the weather, is at last well underway - an essential requirement if the county are to carry on generating revenue outside cricket.
