And in addition to the £700,000 paid up front, the duchy would charge £33,000 per year ground rent.
This is a globally applicable measure of the amount of solar radiation energy intercepted per year at ground level, had there been no clouds, trees or other shading structures.
"A reduction of about 19% [in the under-$6,000 families] in more than thirty years, or at a rate of about 0.7% per year, is no ground for complacency," the authors of "Poverty and Deprivation" justly observe.
DOE later found water intruding into at least 14 single-shell tanks and that one of them had been leaking about 640 gallons per year into the ground since about 2010.
Many of these would have trouble surviving on Montague Street, where rents are twice as high, around $100 a square foot per year for a ground-floor space.
The areas exhibiting the highest use by fishers had an average of 36.7 hectares per year affected by ground-disturbing activities.
To the contrary, one study by Texas A&M University showed that justifiable homicides nearly doubled from 2000-2010 when many states passed these "shoot first" laws, and overall homicides increased by 500 - 700 per year in "stand your ground" states.
The average German consumes 7.29 kg ground coffee per year (Deutscher Kaffeeverband "[5]" 2014).
The plant converts ca. 3200 t of corn silage and 200 t of ground wheat per year together with a varying amount of grass silage and produces about 2600 m3 of biogas per day (average CH4 content: 55 %).
The nearest weather station to Kaeo located at Kerikeri 25 km to the south has an average annual rainfall of 1682 mm, a daily mean temperature of 15.2°C, an average of 25 ground frosts per year and an average of 2000 sunshine hours per year (New Zealand Meteorological Service [1983]).
In soil of one Darcy permeability, the one-way migration is of the order of a few tenths of a meter per year for either plane flow from ground surface or for radial flow from an open borehole.
