Sentence examples for recreation projects from inspiring English sources

Those range from parks, pools and recreation projects to a children's museum, Hispanic cultural center and multipurpose performing arts center.

Proven remedies include mediation to interrupt violence between rival gangs, targeted education and recreation projects for at-risk teenagers, and counselling and childcare support for single-parent households.

He had urged the corps to speed development on the lake, which the agency chose in 2000 as one of a handful of demonstration sites that qualified for accelerated decisions on recreation projects.

In 2015, he was the only Republican to back a Democratic amendment to fully fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a federal program that aids local parks and recreation projects.

The most ambitious of these is the Wallasea Island Wild Coast project on the Essex coast, the largest coastal habitat recreation project in Europe.

Meanwhile, Medford was planning a big recreation park project, with walking trails and tennis courts and soccer fields -- all the usual suburban accouterments.

Caulfield participated in drafting and securing passage by the U.S. Congress of important environmental legislation: the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1964, the Federal Water Research Act of 1964, the Federal Water Projects Recreation Act of 1965, the Delaware Watergap National Recreation Act of 1966, the Clean Rivers Restoration Act of 1966, and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968.

Besides providing recreation, these golf projects are expected to improve the local air and water quality by capping the old dumps and treating the methane gas produced by rotting garbage and restricting the movement of rainwater through the property.

Beach recreation is also projected to suffer due to coastal erosion.

In nearby Yonkers, Forest City Ratner has leased only 35 percent of its 1.2-million-square-foot retail and entertainment complex at Ridge Hill, while another developer, O'Neil Properties Group, is marketing its recreation and retail project 30 minutes south of Manhattan in Sayreville, N.J.

Chief Business Officer Mark Evans noted there's been increased district revenue, and he talked briefly about the proposed recreation field remodeling project.