Sentence examples for view blockage from inspiring English sources

[t]he Commission finds that the applicants' proposed development would present an increase in view blockage, an increase in private use of the shorefront, and that this impact would burden the public's ability to traverse to and along the shorefront.

Parking, design, construction noise, view blockage, loss of tree canopy, loss of bird habitat, the size of units (too big or too small), traffic, building materials, fenestration, and many others are all reasons to slow and stop new construction.

Should a claim of view blockage be limited by date, and if so what date?

He envisions situations where the ordinance might be used to get even with a neighbor who declined to trim a tree, which would lead to the kinds of feuds generated by view blockage.

The council approved Municipal Code amendments related to the definition of hedges and provisions for claims of sun, air and view blockage that reduces the cost of filing a claim and refunds 50% of the filing fee if the claim is upheld.

"Rapprochement" is Ms Rehman's mantra: what others view as a blockage, such as, the Line of Control in Kashmir, she views as "a spur to dialogue".

The Coastal Commission had asserted that the public easement condition was imposed to promote the legitimate state interest of diminishing the "blockage of the view of the ocean" caused by construction of the larger house.

It found that the new house would increase blockage of the view of the ocean, thus contributing to the development of "a 'wall' of residential structures" that would prevent the public "psychologically..

From a clinical point of view, this report suggests that blockage of the 'axon guidance' family and, more specifically, the SLIT2/ROBO pathway and its following signaling (as β-catenin/N-cadherin), may be a therapeutic approach to reduce PANR as well as consequent pathophysiologic impacts on PDA development and patient's fate (in the form of tumor recurrence and neuropathic pain).

In addition, each location has a different field of view due to the self-blockage by ISS elements and structures.

A determined developer, who bought an existing spit of land and then tailored its shape by dredging to suit neighbors' objections about blockage of their views, has nearly completed work on what is being called Mariner's Pointe.