Sentence examples for slated for redevelopment from inspiring English sources
The challenge to providing a continuous route has been the diverse nature of the riverfront, from the Downtown area with buildings directly abutting the river, to the former industrial areas north and south of the city centre, some still used, and some being redeveloped, or slated for redevelopment in years to come.
The area had been slated for redevelopment and was divided up into parcels.
Hars, working with local neighbourhood groups, is affixing balloons to dozens of houses slated for redevelopment.
We are a sign and display manufacturer located in the far West Side area slated for redevelopment.
Just east, an 1832 row house lies vacant and is reportedly slated for redevelopment as a nine-story building.
Pier 52, a Sanitation Department garage slated for redevelopment after the garbage trucks leave in 2014, was never much of a place for cyclists, of any skill level.
The early centre of the city's bohemia is now fast becoming a property developer's wet dream, with many of the former venue sites slated for residential redevelopment.
We examine these themes through an analysis of tenant organizing in Nashville, Tennessee's largest public housing development that is slated for demolition and redevelopment.
To the north are the long-abandoned Carriageworks – a Grade II-listed factory once described as a masterpiece of Victorian commercial architecture – which has been derelict for 31 years and is slated for a £20m redevelopment into luxury flats.
It's a city-owned building slated for sale and redevelopment as a 13-storey building with 300 rental apartments and 24 condominiums, along with a state-of-the-art recreational centre that, until recently, was receiving support from New York Knicks basketball star Carmelo Anthony's foundation.
The method commonly employed to monitor the status of a contaminated site (e.g., a PAH contaminated site) that is slated for remediation and redevelopment generally involves chemical-specific surveys for priority chemicals, human health risk assessment for an identified receptor (e.g., construction worker), and reduction of target chemicals to a designated safe level.
