Sentence examples for development proposed for the from inspiring English sources

It is also a few blocks north of the site of the large-scale mixed-use development proposed for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority railyards.

A NEW train station, a crucial element in a major commercial development proposed for the town of Fairfield, has received final approval by the state, and work on the long-debated project seems destined to get under way this year.

Barry Wood, a spokesman for Exxon Mobil, which has its headquarters in Dallas, said the ability to get approvals was a factor in his company's evaluation of potential buyers, as were the price and the development proposed for the site.

The age-restricted development proposed for the dairy site would be a larger, plusher version of the developer's 404-unit East Meadows community, which opened in 2008 and is within 20 units of being fully sold.

The project in Yonkers is almost as large as the development proposed for the Atlantic Yards near downtown Brooklyn, which has been described as the biggest project in that borough's history and is one of the biggest ever in New York City.

A long-anticipated vote by the California Coastal Commission on Wednesday will decide more than the fate of a massive development proposed for the last big piece of private open land on the Southland coast.

The development proposed for this lot has set aside only 20percentt of its units for low- and middle-income housing.

An April 2012 Tiwi land council newsletter reports an "internationally renowned engineering company has been commissioned to report on how Port Melville could develop to support the various developments proposed for the oil and gas industry in Northern Australia".

An environmental group has failed in a legal challenge to four major housing developments proposed for the Cairngorms National Park.

Tells about development proposed for Barbuda by the corrupt Antiguan regime, which the Barbudans have little control over & about a trial set for March, which is to decide whether the Barbudans can gain control.

Still, questions remain about the impact that Flushing Commons and a similar development proposed for Willets Point would have on the No. 7 subway line, which is stretched to near capacity during peak hours.