Sentence examples for zoning along from inspiring English sources

Long Beach officials once greeted the idea of apartment houses along the boardwalk with consternation because of 1960's-era zoning along the shore, east of Long Beach Road, that allowed tall buildings stacked next to each other with little space between them.

The predominant existing zoning along the Broadway corridor sets no height limits as long as the lot is spacious enough.

The man listened quietly to the end, and said at the corner where we parted: 'And yet there is a great deal of money made here; good morning, sir.'" Behind Manchester's "planless, knotted chaos of houses" there was a brutal logic to the urban form: "Cottonopolis" was zoned along class lines to ensure that the rich never caught sight of what they had done to the poor.

Mr. Cappelli encountered a number of zoning obstacles, along with opposition from citizens' and environmental groups.

During his 20-year term, from 1930 to 1950, Volcker implemented prudent financial management practices, a development plan that included comprehensive zoning regulations, along with a civil service system for municipal employees and a professional fire department.

The reasons for zoning a building along with examples are listed.

The built-up growth in DUA indicates urgent imposition of building bylaws along with zoning (land use, height and density) regulations to transform DUA as liveable city.

Low-Ca pyroxene is the dominant mineral phase and shows zoning with higher MgO contents along the crystal rims and cracks (reverse zoning).

Its mansionization was helped along by low-density zoning.

What is needed first of all is a zoning ordinance to keep the new buildings along Sixth Avenue below four stories in height.

But most areas along the West Side Highway have zoning rules that simply limit the total square footage, not the height, making air rights more attractive.