Sentence examples for redevelopment blueprint from inspiring English sources
When the city created the Madison-Austin TIF in 1999, the district's redevelopment blueprint outlined plans for the city to spend $42 million on a mix of public works and private-development subsidies to "re-establish Madison Street as an active and vibrant commercial district, while accommodating residential and institutional uses where appropriate".
At least it means there won't be wholesale demolition of the chimneys and factories, but the notion of Camden Market's recent soulless, chain-heavy gentrification as a blueprint for redevelopment gives me palpitations.
A blueprint for future redevelopment is the former Larkin Soap Company warehouse buildings, which Howard Zemsky has transformed into a popular open public space.
Crafted by a team of outside consultants, the blueprint suggested concentrating redevelopment on the city's higher, less-flood-prone ground.
Mr. Autorino went on not only to help draft a blueprint for Hartford redevelopment, but also to profit from a piece of it himself, through the state's decision in 1999, supported by the governor, to move a college into a building being developed by Mr. Autorino.
Mr. Tomson, president of the group overseeing the downtown redevelopment, noted that all the projects on the list presented to Congress are in the development corporation's blueprint, released last week.
The recent redevelopment has changed that.
The redevelopment of the area is still in its early stages, but it poses a vexing question, one that resonates in ethnically splintered towns and neighborhoods segregated between Sunnis and Shiites: As Iraq rebuilds after years of war and stagnation, who gets to draw up the blueprints?
"The blueprint for Obamacare".
