Sentence examples for increased park from inspiring English sources

Even residents new to the neighborhood, like those at 50 Gramercy Park North, a former hotel site that in 2006 was developed by the Ian Schrager Company into a 16-story 23-unit condo, haven't measurably increased park use, says Arlene Harrison, president of the Gramercy Park Block Association.

'There are daily park fees charged according to how long people are in the park and that is why travel companies try to squeeze the climb in.' Guerba admitted that increased park fees, hut fees and charges for porters and guides would make a longer climb 'outrageously expensive' but said there was nothing to show that people taking longer experienced fewer problems.

Households without pools appeared to reduce outdoor use in response to nearby small parks and increased park NDVI.

Increased park use may be beneficial for reasons other than physical activity and a wider perspective may be necessary when considering effectiveness and cost effectiveness.

Says Geoffrey Croft, president of the nonprofit New York City Parks Advocates, which promotes public funding and increased park services, "There are millions of square feet of synthetic turf already installed on fields around the country, and not one environmental impact statement has been issued".

"They will get reduced traffic and increased parking.

Metro and bus service has not been increased, for instance, and no special provisions have been made to accommodate shorter working days, like increased parking space.

New regulations have also increased parking fees in Beijing and banned cars with out-of-city plates from the roads during rush hour.

Although Mayor Richard M. Daley has said that motorists who park downtown would bear the brunt of the increased parking fees, the documents reveal that the majority of Chicago Parking Meters' revenue is being generated in the city's neighborhoods.

Secretary of the Penarth Marina Residents Association Alwyn Evanssaidid the group would be objecting to the application on the ground the skyflyer was "visually intrusive, in an inappropriate location, and would cause increased parking problems".

ACCURACY -- An editorial in The New York Times said that it was "borderline irresponsible" for Mr. Ferrer to keep calling for an increased parks budget even after the trade center attack.