Sentence examples for development close to from inspiring English sources
It would be 56 percent larger than what would ordinarily be allowed, in keeping with the city's desire to promote high-density development close to transit hubs.
The government also hopes to build new secondary streets through the huge streetless "superblocks" that now characterise the city, allowing denser housing development close to stations.
Last year, the area around the train station and planned ferry was designated a "transit village" as part of a state program to attract private investment and spur development close to transit hubs.
The City Council and some residents hammered together a plan to redevelop downtown, lifting height restrictions from two to five stories and putting the bulk of development close to Interstate 90.
Developers cite restrictive zoning, the lack of available land, hilly terrain and the riddle that residents present by demanding a spacious, modern, supermarket convenient to them while shunning any proposed development close to home.
There is the recently approved redevelopment of New Scotland Yard, close to Westminster Abbey, with strident blocks rising to 20 storeys that significantly increase the scale of development close to the venerable monument.
Kia's site, though not in the eastern hinterland, will bring development closer to it.
He said residential development closer to the performing arts center and the proposed arena might have more chance of success.
Radio 4's You and Yours reported on a mental-health development closer to home, the practice of prescribing books for those with mild to moderate psychiatric problems.
But some shoreline experts warn that anything short of relocating the buildings and development closest to the ocean only buys time as sea levels rise.
Writing in the journal Ear and Hearing, researchers said that tests comparing brain activity had demonstrated that deaf children who received the implants when they they were very young had neurological development closer to that of hearing children.
