Sentence examples for development fee from inspiring English sources

Norwich demands £10 for an "Airport Development Fee".

This week, the council finally voted to scrap Newquay's Airport Development Fee next spring.

In Bentonville, a $3,500-a-house development fee narrowly won approval from the City Council and went into effect July 1.

Forest City itself would earn a development fee of 5percentt of the project's total cost: roughly $200 million if the entire project is built as planned.

The extra charge in Norwich follows a similar regional "airport development fee" introduced last autumn at Newquay in Cornwall, where outward passengers have to pay £5 each.

After bidding for the airport stake was complete, the joint venture was also allowed to charge passengers a development fee to finance its renovation of the airport.

Otsego has lowered some of its development fees and allowed a developer to change an approved plan so that a partly built town house project could be finished with more salable detached homes.

"If we owned a losing McDonald's at 18th and Park, would we build two more restaurants on the same block?" Mr. Silverman said he recognized the "public interest" in rebuilding Lower Manhattan, but he and other commissioners wanted to reiterate to Mr. Ward the importance of ensuring that the developer not profit or take development fees while public money is at risk.

Fox will cover all deficit financing for shows that Grey develops for the main networks, pay development fees and give him an ownership interest in each series, offering huge back-end revenue from the few that last long enough to rack up 100 episodes for rerun syndication.

Because of the occupancy rate and low profits so far, the developers had initially refused to pay $5.4 million in development fees that would be spent on rent subsidies, job training programs and community development in the South of Market area.

But he has earned well more than $150 million in development fees over the past eight years.