Sentence examples for proposed development and from inspiring English sources

Freeport's proposed development — and its millions of dollars in taxpayer-financed sewers, water services and highway construction — would have plunked tens of thousands of residents and their waste at the edge of the creek.

They would still own the 40 acres between the edge of the proposed development and downtown, inside the financing district where land values would be expected to rise markedly.

The president's statement came after his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty Thursday in New York to lying to Congress about the Moscow project in an attempt to minimize links between the proposed development and Trump's presidential campaign.

Others warn that proposed development and higher property values may force poor people out, and they say that when the city was the neighborhood's leading landlord it should have increased ownership opportunities for Harlem residents.

When a local authority grants planning permission on a piece of land, the plot's value rises in line with the market's estimate of the value of the proposed development, and the value of neighbouring properties tends to fall.

The unanimous decision followed almost four hours of testimony from divided residents, some of whom support the proposed development and others who want more green space on the site -- with some pushing to continue the plastic variety.

The local development group, the Unified New Cassel Community Revitalization Corporation, will also be an official partner in two of the proposed developments and will eventually own and manage one of the apartment buildings.

Yet, many local people I spoke to expressed their reservations about the proposed developments, and reservations about how widespread those "successes" had been.

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That was just a walk around the proposed development area and we did not know public opinion at that stage.

It also argues that it would be possible to expand the hospital without destroying the allotments, which make up only 15% of the proposed development site, and that the inclusion of their gardens is about profit rather than need.