In addition to an undue number of property losses, they said, the construction would have increased traffic and limited access for fire trucks.
That requirement has been interpreted to mean that modifications presenting no undue hardship on a property owner must be made, but the tenant may be required to pay for that work.
"Our beautiful trees in our city have helped define our identity and quality of life as a destination city, but that should not get in the way of preserving dangerous trees or putting undue risk or danger to property owners," the letter stated.
Called Historic Preservation Overlay Zones, the districts now number 35 and harbor 21,000 properties safeguarded from undue alteration.
The nation's Capitol and five House office buildings are firetraps that leave visitors, members of Congress and employees with an "undue risk of loss of life and property," the House inspector general has concluded in a scathing report.
Obviously, defects in 2D MoS2 layers are generally detrimental for, and may cause undue large variations in, electrical and optical properties, and should thus be maximally suppressed or electrically inactivated, the more so for antisite-type defects.
But evils are to be suppressed or prevented by legislation which comports with the Constitution, and not by such as strikes down those essential rights of private property protected by that instrument against undue governmental interference.
Measures taken by the new government included the nationalization of all land, with further powers to confiscate any immovable property without compensation except in cases of undue hardship.
"It's a reminder to all of us to consider that our parties, pets and general property maintenance may be causing our neighbours undue amounts of stress". Disputes with neighbours may jeopardise property sales as they must be reported to the solicitors at the time of sale.
Although the Iranian constitution guarantees equal rights to all members of religious and ethnic minorities, the Arab ethnic community have been repeatedly subjected to discriminatory laws such as, but not limited to, undue limitations on access to socio-economic, cultural-linguistic, property and religious rights, to name a few.
