Sentence examples for regarding zoning from inspiring English sources
Findings from this study can help to inform cross-sectoral collaborations between the public health, planning, and transportation fields regarding zoning for pedestrian-orientation and active travel.
This was in line with several farmers' perceptions regarding zoning and moving grazing animals to different locations.
Under current law, Haight said the city is only required to send individual notices to residents regarding zoning changes within 300 feet of their property.
A Filipino-American who once held one of the most powerful decision-making positions in the city regarding zoning is fighting her demotion, claiming the move was discriminatory and based on insider politics.
Having a physical storefront for eBay merchandise drop-off requires that you adhere to local business laws regarding zoning, ordinances and insurance.
In many cases, you'll be answering questions from a zoning officer who acts as a representative of the municipality regarding zoning issues.
Similar results, regarding ZON incidence, were reported by Galbenu et al., 2011 [42], when the incidence of ZON was 72.6% for the feed samples and the recorded levels were in the range 1.65 1050 ppb.
Specifically, company executives have grown mistrustful of the city over a series of recent issues regarding the zoning of land to be developed, as well as agreements that govern how the project will go forward, company officials said today.
Residents regularly attended City Council meetings to tell council members about their concerns regarding the zoning request.
Our results were in agreement with previous reported data regarding the ZON incidence in the Central European area that indicated that nearly half of the investigated samples were contaminated with ZON, the maximum value recorded was 1392 ppb for maize [23].
With regards to zoning policies on biogas, in the past policymakers set a very rough division of the "Eastern region," the "Middle Northeastern region," and the "Western region," mainly from a geographic neighboring concept (MOA 2005, 2007).
