The idea of placing the landing strip, known as an outlying landing field, in the rural eastern community of Plymouth, has roiled residents and environmental advocacy groups for at least two years.
On one side of the highway, the old pattern of land use was still visible -- aging farmsteads, mostly shorn of their outlying acres, set back from the pavement among mature windbreaks.
Because it would cost more to transport goods to areas distant from the city centre, the returns to the outlying areas land would diminish until, at a certain distance, land rent would become zero.
Waldron Field, an outlying training landing strip, at Corpus Christi NAS as well Waldron Road leading to the strip, was named in honor of the commander of USS Hornet's Torpedo Squadron 8. Yorktown Blvd leading away from the strip was named for the U.S. carrier sunk in the battle.
Pawaga and Idodi village residents are predominantly Hehe and Bena agriculturalists (Dickman 2008), while pastoralist and agro-pastoralist livestock keepers from three predominant ethnic groups - the Barabaig, Maasaia, and Sukuma - typically inhabit marginal lands outlying the village houses and farms.
ETJ allows cities and towns control over outlying areas for land use and other zoning purposes.
In recent years, the city has bought up 100,000 acres of land in outlying areas, purchasing the rights to the water that flows underneath.
Until the end of the 170s the impoverishment of humble citizens had been counterbalanced to some extent by the founding of colonies, because dispossessed peasants were given new lands in outlying regions.
According to instructions landed at outlying city and suggested passengers continue by rail.
To think of the lands and the outlying seas You have crossed, my son, to receive this welcome.
