Sentence examples for redevelopment activity from inspiring English sources
The brownfield redevelopment activity going on today is the result of a combination of factors, said James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.
Their strategies have adopted two different models: one approach was not effective at generating redevelopment activity and produced low quality living environments, and the other approach resulted in dislocation and gentrification.
The port district of Los Angeles that was once dominated by the fishing industry is the focus of major redevelopment activity intended to capitalize on the appeal of the busy industrial waterfront.
Mr Spindler denies the company is shutting down its mining operations to release land and insists UK Coal pursues mining and redevelopment activities with equal enthusiasm.
Ozdemirli (2014) suggests that institutional strategies are crucial for urban policies and future urban redevelopment activities.
This approach requires significant content redevelopment activities for each country in which the PRO is applied.
The small remnant low continued moving westward inland of the Gulf coast, causing occasional redevelopment of thunderstorm activity as the system moved into Louisiana, before both the thunderstorm activity and low pressure area dissipated by June 17.
Since then, encroaching coral reefs have impeded harbour activity, but redevelopment of Sawākin as the country's second port has continued.
A once-grand Victorian structure that juts toward the Statue of Liberty from the northern edge of Battery Park, the pier has been the object of some big redevelopment plans but little activity.
The circulation became difficult to locate; however, conditions favored the redevelopment of the thunderstorm activity.
That's where the city's housing authority used a relatively new decision-making tool known as a health impact assessment to draft a redevelopment plan that encourages physical activity and environmental sustainability.
