Sentence examples for generated for the town from inspiring English sources

Several hundred thousand dollars in tax revenue is also generated for the town and nearby schools, among other beneficiaries.

He says the affordable housing and the revenue that the mixed-use development would have generated for the town stand in direct contrast to the burden that 283 single-family homes would add to the already strained school district.

Its hulking silhouette juts out on to the beach, flame extinguished; a monument to the product, prosperity and pride it generated for the town.

There's a pain and there's a gain". Town officials had recommended alternative sites on municipal property, which they considered less obtrusive and which would have generated revenue for the town.

Ms. Bonner called the amnesty arrangement "an out-of-the-box way to generate revenue for the town".

Fraser said the turmoil has not kept the town from realizing some important goals, including a renegotiated management agreement for Fireman's Field that is expected to generate $500,000 for the town over five years.

The land currently owned by the National Park Service, including the F.D.R. Home and Presidential Library and Eleanor Roosevelt's home, Val-Kill, does not generate taxes for the town, though it does contribute to the school district.

While public sentiment voiced at meetings seems to lean toward putting the needs of the library before building additional housing, which would generate funds for the town, the library board has indicated that if the site must be shared they would prefer the assisted-living complex.

A new tenant would also generate tax revenue for the town, because the nonprofit museum pays no taxes.

Now a community wind farm generates all the electricity for the town.

Boat races have been held on the lake since the early nineteen-fifties, and the yearly championship generates much-needed funds for the town.