Sentence examples for new development proposals from inspiring English sources

And the physical result is too often dismal, inspiring nimby reactions to new development proposals.

Mr. Sachs helped draft the legislation that governs state environmental review procedures for new development proposals.

With a flurry of new development proposals before the Council, including a downtown sports arena that would displace residents and businesses, many people complain that their elected officials are deaf to their concerns, and that there is little airing of dissent.

Two weeks ago, the borough of Fort Lee called for new development proposals for either all or half the site — and received one from Tucker for its half; one from SJP Residential Properties and the Bergen County developer James Demetrakis for the other; and two proposals for the whole site.

While EIA is intended to directly influence decision-making regarding new development proposals, the process is also expected to lead to organisational learning and transformation over time.

The City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, said on Tuesday that she opposed the demolition of the large number of hospital buildings called for by a controversial new development proposal for St . Vincents Hospital Manhattan.

An outline map of the new development proposal was made public on 30 November 1910 with few objections.

In 1996, the Giuliani administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which owned the site, issued a new request for development proposals.

Additionally, BLM drafted a new measure that, for specific development proposals in the region, would require developers to work directly with the appropriate health agencies and impacted communities to use HIA to identify potential health impacts and implement new health-based mitigation.

Although the council still has the power to slow projects, Mr. Delfino initiated a new "coordinated review" process for development proposals in 1998 that has been hailed as a vast improvement.

Crucially, it calls for a new proactive approach to the planning system: anticipating needs and opportunities, not simply responding to proposals for new development, and looking at places in their entirety rather than just at individual buildings and their design.