Sentence examples for need for redevelopment from inspiring English sources

Like any place, Fridley has its struggles: poverty, the need for redevelopment, businesses struggling to survive the recession, the need for local jobs.

As for John, he became obsessed with the need for the redevelopment of London, transforming it from the "New Babylon", as it was often called, into a celestial city graced with parks and embankments along the Thames to contain sewers below the promenades and, later on, tunnels for a "connecting railway" not unlike the present Circle line, though obviously more efficient.

Framed by the austerity politics of successive governments, and reinforced by cuts to local authorities, the apparent need and justification for redevelopment has become a well-trodden narrative.

The Assembly bill narrows the criteria for declaring an area "in need of redevelopment" and requires more public hearings on development proposals and better notice to property owners.

An agreement by that board would be the next-to-last local approval needed for the redevelopment plan.

Ms. Sills, who at 71 waves off questions about retiring from the job of raising the billion or more private dollars needed for the redevelopment project, also sought yesterday to soothe the passions that have troubled the effort.

Land use at contaminated sites, following remediation, is often needed for regional redevelopment.

None the less, the main impression was of a pair of clubs in need of redevelopment.

Meanwhile, the town declared the Helme site "an area in need of redevelopment," the first step in setting up a redevelopment area over which it will have control.

The western campus was declared a site in need of redevelopment by the city in 1997.

This again supports the need for continuing validation and redevelopment if necessary.