Sentence examples for urban extension from inspiring English sources

But some ideas for floating life move well beyond the urban extension model.

The first planned urban extension consisted of building a colonial army camp north of Plateau.

Krier was appointed in 1988 to plan a big urban extension on the western edge of Dorchester, on 400 acres of Duchy of Cornwall land.

But this would be far smaller than the proposed Weston Otmoor development and, in reality, an urban extension rather than a new town.

In his long career as an urban extension agent for Cornell University, Mr. Ameroso, 67, kept a log with ratings of all the plots he visited.

In recent years, his office has contributed $800,000 in seed money for a child and family policy center, and $600,000 into the development of an urban extension service.

His foundation has also advised government bodies developing "urban extensions" to existing towns.

He will report that there should be "urban extensions", and that while communities should have a say in planning they should not be able to veto development.

The planning system has largely focused on piecemeal urban extensions that over a period of time have enlarged many of our towns and villages.

Works in progress included compact, mixed-use, pedestrian-, bicycle-, and transit-friendly "urban extensions" underway in Amersfoort, the Netherlands; in Hammarby Sjostad outside of Stockholm; and in Adamstown, outside of Dublin.

He is minded to recommend a new generation of "urban extensions", modelled on the postwar new-town expansion, insisting that while communities should have a say in planning, they cannot veto new homes in a time of severe shortage.