(Ms. Wolff, it appears, lives in a world without faculty unions, zoning boards, private lawyers and other masters of delay).
The Bloomberg administration is trying to encourage private development by changing zoning laws, streamlining the building code and devising plans to attract investors.
Or alternatively, it was that while a businessman may have the right to his private beliefs, the local zoning committee has veto power over how those beliefs are exercised and expressed.
A similar-object-within-a-similar-object serves as shelter; from community to subdivision to house, each unit relies on staggered forms of security and comfort, including town authorities, zoning practices, private security systems and personal firearms.
These borders are important components of policies related to land management such as zoning and private land use decisions.
Looking at this map, or a map of many other neighborhoods in Brooklyn, one does not need a degree in planning to notice that public housing was used in the 20th century as a buffer between industrial zoning and private residential neighborhoods.
SICs include all of the efforts that society implements to conserve biodiversity, such as land protection, from private reserves to community zoning plans some of which have generated community-protected areas.
Moreover, the quarry is private property, and is zoned for housing.
After leaving the Planning Commission in 1985, Mr. Marcus went into private practice while also teaching zoning law at New York University, the Cardozo School of Law, Pratt Institute and the architecture school at Princeton.
It's true that real estate prices are rising now, and there has been growth in terms of private home sales, but the zoning is protective of the residential community".
