Sentence examples for substantial redevelopment from inspiring English sources

ITV will pay £56m to buy out the 56-year lease, plus a further £6.5m if there is substantial redevelopment of the site in the next 10 years.

June 2, 2009 H&F announces a 20-year planning programme called Decent Neighbourhoods, which envisages the substantial redevelopment of five areas of the borough under the rubric "borough of opportunity".

This led to many clarifications, and eventually to a substantial redevelopment of a more precise and restricted version of it over the following decades.

The transfer of the docks to Avonmouth, 7 miles (11 km) downstream from the city centre, relieved congestion in the centre of Bristol and allowed substantial redevelopment of the old central dock area (the Floating Harbour).

The removal of the docks to Avonmouth, seven miles (11 km) downstream from the city centre, relieved congestion in the central zone of Bristol and allowed substantial redevelopment of the old central dock area (the Floating Harbour) in the late 20th century.

Acting under a law that gave Camden substantial money for redevelopment in return for state oversight, Mr. McGreevey asked the board to renegotiate the contract and tie any raises to improvements in student test scores and attendance.

Over the past 75 years the camp has seen continuous use and development, in the mid-1980s againgain in the late 1990s being subject to substantial investment and redevelopment.

There was already substantial regeneration and redevelopment taking place in the city centre before the bombing, in support of the Manchester bid for the 2000 Summer Olympics, its second Olympic bid.

This approach requires significant content redevelopment activities for each country in which the PRO is applied.

Sitting unused, Grand Central Station's value as an architectural and engineering masterpiece was discounted by its railroad owner, who believed the value of the land for urban redevelopment to be quite substantial.

Led by the community board, they drew a road map for redevelopment, paving the way for a substantial expansion of the Lower East Side, one that will eventually reconnect the northern and southern tiers of the neighborhood.