Sentence examples for developers to include from inspiring English sources
The planning emphasis in Chicago uses what is known as transit-oriented development, which encourages developers to include bicycle parking.
Mitchell H. Pally, vice president of the Long Island Association, said that while new offices and new hotels were needed in Nassau County, his association had specifically urged the developers to include rental apartments in the development.
His suggestion for "a London-wide policy framework" for build-to-rent involves a requirement for developers to include a fixed percentage of discounted market rent homes in new developments - "a London-wide tariff" - and their commitment to keeping these properties available for rent "for a minimum number of years" with, possibly, a standard length lease term.
Mr. de Blasio pressed to require developers to include apartments for low- and moderate-income residents.
Since 2002, the city has offered incentives to commercial developers to include units for low-income residents in their projects.
Such touches are typically found in prewar buildings, in part because cheaper construction costs encouraged developers to include embellishments.
Theoretically, the higher density allows a developer to include such housing in a project.
The city pushed the developer to include office space in Chapel View.
The higher a housing development's projected profits, the higher the amount of affordable homes a local authority might ask a developer to include in its plans in order to make them acceptable.
Marilyn Larsen, the Lane Realty broker who is selling the homes, said she had encouraged the developer to include a home design with a first-floor master bedroom and elevators in the units for older buyers.
Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer, who represents the Upper West Side, said elected officials and the community board were successful in getting the developer to include affordable housing, build the school and realign the public spaces so that they were more accessible to local residents.
