Sentence examples for scheduled for development from inspiring English sources

At present, the increase in value goes to the owner of the land scheduled for development, and the local authority takes a slice from the developer in "planning gain" to pay for amenities such as roads and playgrounds.

With the gardens scheduled for development, the department was all but ready to break ground as soon as the suit was settled.

The proposed site, near the foot of Wall Street, is occupied by three piers scheduled for development by the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

This year, after more than a decade in operation, the island's eastern side is scheduled for development and may begin accepting waste as early as 2015.

But the operation highlighted the festering tension here over forced evictions in areas scheduled for development, adding controversy to major sporting events intended to symbolize Brazil's growing global clout.

Up to 9,000 new homes are scheduled for development by local councils on land the Environment Agency says is at either "serious" or "significant" risk of flooding, according to Greenpeace, making a scheme to ensure there is cover available particularly vital.

Sandwiched between a residential district scheduled for rapid development and Almaty's business district, the Car Wash is not the only center of hyperactive nocturnal activity.

To the dismay of thousands of working parents, today is one of the six days off scheduled for teacher development this year by the New York City Board of Education.

St. Ann's was required to leave 38 Water Street, where it has been since 2001, because the space is scheduled for commercial development.

A neighboring 17-acre parcel recently scheduled for commercial development will instead continue as open space after Suffolk County closes on a $1.8 million deal to make it an active public park.

The judge, Eric N. Vitaliano of Federal District Court, had issued a preliminary injunction in April that blocked St. Ann's from moving into the Tobacco Warehouse, a Civil War-era structure in Dumbo opposite the theater's current home, which is now scheduled for commercial development.