Sentence examples for development bonus from inspiring English sources

This particular space did not yield a development bonus but was required under the terms of a special permit granted to the project.

It also comes as city planners have proposed eliminating the automatic development bonus for public spaces in high-density residential districts.

And the 50-story Madison Belvedere at 10 East 29th Street would not have benefited from a 20-percent development bonus for providing a plaza.

The isolated and barren plaza has drawn few visitors over the years, though it generated a development bonus of 410,000 square feet of office space in a 3.6 million-square-foot building.

BUT according to the survey, this "Private Driveway" is in fact part of a 15,313-square-foot plaza around the building that generated a development bonus of 153,130 square feet for Fisher Brothers, which built and still owns the tower.

In rural Chilmark, development bonuses also go to low-cost housing and salvaging historic structures.

They are an outgrowth of zoning that provides development bonuses when space is created for nonprofit or medical uses.

A former associate at top class action law firm Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman may proceed with claims that the firm unfairly denied her hundreds of thousands of dollars in business development bonuses, a New York judge has ruled.

Against them stands Sony's big free-roaming racer, DriveClub, which got six months of bonus development time and the extra layer of graphical Turtle Wax has done it the world of good.

(To judge from the architects' renderings that have appeared in the papers, this development would have the bonus effect of doubling the number of trees in Hell's Kitchen. Apparently, football fans would also be arriving at the games by sailboat instead of by car).

That part of the project would be financed through the sale of development rights and zoning bonuses, which allow a developer to build a structure larger than normally permitted, as well as payments in lieu of taxes from developers who commit to the West Side.