Since then, the company, which also owns Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Tremblant in Quebec and Copper Mountain in Colorado, among others, has poured money into the resort, adding lifts, runs, amenities and residences.
And for something a bit different, in February St James Theatre hosts the UK premiere of Urinetown The Musical, a satire set in the future where a water shortage has led to a ban on all private toilets and the public must use expensive corporate-run amenities.
Too many airports have been run as municipal amenities, or, worse, sinks for federal pork.
If you do play vulture, avoid properties such as new condominiums or developments with lots of amenities run by a homeowners' association where defaults by others could jeopardize the upkeep of your own property.
What they said: "Does the world really need another luxury car company?" Mr. Farley answered his own question by once again running down the amenities that he promises will set Lincoln apart from rivals that already have small luxury crossovers in their dealerships.
For entertaining, a lower wing hits a home run in the amenity department with a game room, a home theater and a gym.
True skiers, the argument goes, don't need all the shops, spas, hotels, tubing hills, skating rinks, groomed runs and other amenities that seem to make each ski resort just like the last.
It costs money to build and run these critical public amenities and it is high time we cut more favorable deals that can help pay for operations.
She went back in 1970 and, on impulse, bought a $2,000 house that lacked such amenities as running water.
Many still live in large pueblos jóvenes (shanty towns), some of which lack basic amenities, including running water and power.
Other amenities include running water for wet bars or preparation sinks, under-counter refrigerators, and lighting fixtures.
