Sentence examples for developing a master plan from inspiring English sources

Westchester County, which owns the airport, is developing a master plan for security throughout the airport.

It is also developing a master plan for parks and recreation.

Mr. Libeskind says such disagreements are simply "part of developing a master plan".

The key, she said, is developing a master plan that reflects not just your goals for the property, but your budget.

A committee from the board of directors has begun developing a master plan, which is expected to be ready by the end of the year, she said.

The commission is responsible for developing a master plan for the preservation and restoration of the Capitol, including structural changes consistent with the building's history.

"The nation is driven by the local population to modernize -- to do what the West did in the 1960s," said SOM's Daniel Ringelstein, who's helped develop a master plan for a suburban development outside Hanoi.

The city plans to complete the purchase within 90 days, develop a master plan for a mixed-use development including retail shops and parks, and then solicit bids from private builders, perhaps as early as next year.

But the M.T.A. did develop a master plan in 1989 that envisioned a seven-block development over the 30 acres of rail yards, with proceeds from the sale of development rights going to transit programs.

The museum received a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts to develop a master plan for the garden.

The New York architects Diana Agrest and Mario Gandelsonas, who developed a master plan for Des Moines, have designed the sculpture park.