Indeed, much of this area was designated a preservation zone.
During his tenure, 7,271 buildings were designated for preservation, both individually and as part of historic districts, according to a 1987 study by the Society for the Architecture of the City, a private preservation group.
An 84-mile stretch of the Green River (the principal tributary of the Colorado) has been designated for preservation in its remote & unspoiled state under the National Wild Rivers System program of the Departments of the Interior and Agriculture.
Others saw the skeletal tower as a New York City icon, and they prevailed in 1989 when the city designated it for preservation as an official landmark.
Nearly 5% of units are designated for historic preservation, mostly in Manhattan.Mr de Blasio sensibly wants to boost supply through increased density, but the mechanism he has chosen is problematic.
The money is designated for the preservation of sites of historic importance globally, and includes monuments, downtown districts, parks and buildings.
We then compare the frequencies of reading frame preservation (designated as "FRFP", i.e., the proportions of exons of which the lengths are divisible by 3) between simple and complex ASEs (Fig. 2).
The results demonstrate that Ontario's Greenbelt, designed to make agriculture the primary land use in the designated area through farmland preservation, is not sufficient.
Shortly thereafter, the city's preservation board designated the building a historic structure, effectively squashing plans to raze it.
Indigenous land-use agreements, usually involving compensation, employment opportunities, and the preservation of designated heritage sites, have become the new standard in mining.
