Sentence examples for waterfront infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Among the recommendations were that sewage treatment plants and other waterfront infrastructure be replaced or retrofitted to protect them from rising seas.

With an aging waterfront infrastructure, and elaborate landscaping and other amenities, upkeep is expected to cost about $16 million annually when all 85 acres are complete.

The city is spending a lot to improve our waterfront — why can't ferry operators be held responsible for the destruction they cause to our waterfront infrastructure?

The city would relinquish $86 million more in revenue from property development opportunities than it would recover through Mr. Ellison's $150 million investment in aging waterfront infrastructure, the report states.

The waterfront infrastructure of bridges, warehouses, and towers seems to dictate the course of the fatal chase scene as well as Antonioni's realistic, antiheroic twist on a standard gangster-film trope.

There are at least three ways that ferries operating in New York Harbor could improve their operations, minimizing damage to the surrounding vessels and waterfront infrastructure ("Ferries Crowd the Hudson These Days, and There's No Speed Limit," news article, Aug. 12).

"There is no question that under Amanda's leadership, New York has experienced a renaissance," said Vin Cipolla, president of the Municipal Art Society of New York, "with more development of parkland, waterfront and infrastructure over the last 10 years than in the 100 years before it".

In Australia, seawalls are the most widely used method of protecting waterfront properties and infrastructure.

Ascher also has a strong academic background, with interests in privatization and municipal services, waterfront planning and development, infrastructure and environmental policy.

In doing so, it successfully amalgamates diverse components into a unified, extraordinarily pleasing design, integrating the citys need for public open space and access to its waterfront with its continued infrastructure requirements.

"This significant level of investment will help transform the Waterfront area through major infrastructure improvements that will deliver economic benefits both today and in the future.