Following the war, the 1950s and 1960s saw many large scale developments in the city.
The first stage of development is a small operation called Haju and we are continuing to evaluate the potential for larger scale developments in the region.
Hence, this makes large scale development interventions in the pastoral areas inevitable and it was not meant to develop the pastoral areas and pastoralists per se but as a means to modernize and enhance the agricultural performance of the state.
As a serial entrepreneur, her focus has been in real estate (both residential and commercial) with a new look towards large scale development projects in the US and abroad.
"I don't think the agreement really opens the way for large-scale development in the watershed," Ms. Lloyd said.
Yet there has been relatively little large-scale development in the neighborhood.
He writes that "even if the project takes decades to realize, it is a damning indictment of large-scale development in New York".
Local communities, in turn, pledged to avoid large-scale development in exchange for recreational use of the lands and various forms of economic assistance from the city.
East Harlem Preservation, a volunteer advocacy organization that, among other things, monitors large-scale development in the area, has protested other large projects.
PUBLIC GOOD Nicolai Ouroussoff writes that Tishman Speyer's vision for the West Side railyards is a damning indictment of large-scale development in New York.
The history of large-scale development in New York suggests that the road ahead for the Freedom Tower will be tortuous, particularly at a site where so many competing interests and emotions reign.
