Sentence examples for recreation amenities from inspiring English sources

D.C. already ranks in the top 15 on our list for its high per-resident spending, moderate weather, large percentage of park land and high number of recreation amenities.

Surrounded by 100,000 square feet of outdoor recreation amenities, residents can play, relax and socialize in Waterline Square Park, the serene 2.6 acre park (designed by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects) among tree groves, fountains, a great lawn and walking paths.

To compensate for the need, the report now credits the complex's $3.28 million in onsite recreation amenities: 38,000 square feet of usable open space that includes a dog park, pool, fitness center and clubhouse.

The contract with Los Angeles-based Atkins North America is set to cover a feasibility analysis of future bridges across the Los Angeles River and Verdugo Wash, as well as the design, engineering and construction of two small parks and other recreation amenities.

PANORAMA CITY: Regency Premier, rental apartment complex nearing completion at 8525 Tobias Ave . a joint venture of Brody Investment Co. Inc. and Carlsberg Capital Funding Corp.; landscaped garden setting for 78 single and junior 1-bedroom apartments, 177 1-bedroom units, 26 2-bedroom-2-bath suites, 6 penthouse loft apartments; recreation amenities; $440-$440-$775nth.

The importance of the information functions (health, recreation, amenity, education, heritage, etc).

Abby Lootens, a spokeswoman for the Department of Parks and Recreation, described amenities like a ball field, a playground, benches and sculpture.

The remaining areas were mostly private lands managed as working forests, many under state-owned conservation easements – indicating their potential value for wilderness recreation and amenities.

Long now lives in Whitchurch, Shropshire, with her husband Simon, a prize-winning member of Newcastle-under-Lyme's Recreation and Amenities department, and her two sons aged 10 and seven.

Policy-makers are converting existing forest plantations (mostly former coniferous plantations) into natural areas to comply with the EU requirements about nature restoration and satisfy the growing demand for recreation and amenity spaces.

In other contexts green infrastructure can describe alternative engineering approaches for storm water management, with co-benefits of temperature control, air quality management, wildlife habitats and/or recreation and amenity space.