Sentence examples for transferring development from inspiring English sources

Topics range from the basics of running hearings to more advanced subjects like transferring development rights.

The program transferring development rights has been allowed in the Pinelands since the late 1970's and, under a pilot program, in Burlington County since 1989.

Transferring development rights has been used elsewhere in the county, Mr. Minei said, and health department regulations permit as many as four units per acre if they are served by public water and sewer systems.

Mr. DeLuca also contended that some developers threatened to oppose other open-space bonds unless environmental groups supported the Suffolk bond issue and the rider for transferring development rights.

Ms. Blass, the board member, said that many people had approached her since the heated hearing, and that as a result of discussions, she is backing the 1-to-1 ratio in transferring development rights from farmland to a limited number of dwellings and for commercial and industrial uses.

Allowing landowners to transfer development rights only manages it.

But for the most run-down properties, the city was given the power to transfer development rights to another party.

For the first time, the county would be permitted to transfer development rights from open space and parkland it purchased with money from the bond.

Of particular interest to the investigators was a cluster of companies, registered at Apple's Cork office, to which had been transferred development rights, outside the Americas, to many of the group's products.

And rather than offer to transfer development rights horizontally — that is, to buy out homeowners in the flood plain and move them farther inland — Hoboken is considering transferring people vertically, moving them out of basements and ground-level apartments.

They have a formidable ally in nonprofit institutions that fear new limits on their ability to transfer development rights, known as air rights, or to build what the law calls "community facilities": schools, hospitals, medical offices, nursing homes and houses of worship.