"When we first set it up, we expected their development could take place in a hothouse, being cocooned by major developers on either side of the street," said Carl Weisbrod, the former president of the 42nd Street Development Project, the state agency in charge of changing 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues and which, among other things, established the New 42nd Street.
Before any development could take place, the city had to clean up the site.
But his repeated suggestions that residential development could take place at ground zero has driven some downtown business and real estate executives to support Mr. Silverstein.
And the industry leaders, from telecoms firms to ISPs and CDNs, are trying every trick they know to expand their infrastructural reach and reduce their bandwidth costs.Much development could take place by 2005.
The PM, who has been urged to cut aid spending by some Tories, said security and stability were often needed before development could take place.
What the NWPA used to do was mandate a thorough approval process before any industrial level development could take place on national waterways, which presented a huge barrier to things like the imminent Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline.
They typically have vast open spaces for parking on which development could take place - more than 4,000 acres of surface parking lots in and around Long Island's downtowns, according to the Long Island Index.
Although in the Netherlands, men still work longer hours than women, this development could take place in the future.
During a House of Representatives floor debate in 1975, refuge system supporters touted activities like logging, grazing or oil and gas development that could take place within wildlife refuges.
Indeed, several experiments using ex vivo culture of human primary erythroblasts showed that the development of gametocytes could take place in hematopoietic cells as early as the orthochromatic stages4, suggesting that gametocytes may preferentially develop in erythroblasts or reticulocytes in the human marrow.
The challenge is to develop a framework where these methods can work together and around which the exchange of ideas contributing to the development of multi-step attack detection could take place.
