Sentence examples for zoning at from inspiring English sources

Susan Elsbree, a spokeswoman for the redevelopment authority, said in an interview that zoning at the Allston project location dictates two spaces per unit and that the developers would need to get a variance through the city's zoning board.

However, biodiversity is multidimensional, and management and zoning at local level should reflect this aspect.

One critic, Mayor David Kapell of Greenport, said the new rules would discourage developers, did little to create affordable housing and amounted to a sweeping up-zoning that was accomplished without actually changing zoning at all.

Officials also said that the current zoning at Willets Point, as well as an environmental review, would not permit a casino.

The zoning at the site when Tishman bought it would have allowed for a hotel no taller than 28 stories, a Tishman spokesman said.

But the mix of funky 50's buildings and contempo shopping-mall showrooms — with a dollop of 1960's diner — is effectively preserved by its manufacturing zoning, at least for the time being.

If diffusion rates of trace elements are low in the crystal (and this is the case for all geologically relevant trace elements in apatite [31 33], crystals may be zoned, at least in elements which are compatible, that is elements with a crystal/melt partition coefficient >1.

After leaving the Planning Commission in 1985, Mr. Marcus went into private practice while also teaching zoning law at New York University, the Cardozo School of Law, Pratt Institute and the architecture school at Princeton.

Their lawyer, William Franklin of Cramer & Anderson in Litchfield, said: "Chandler Saint has created an illegal interior lot and has blatantly violated local zoning laws at every bend.

There are several soaring high-rises under construction elsewhere in the city, but zoning aimed at preserving West Chelsea's views and character will limit the building to 80 feet in height.

Dennis Amiss, who made a double hundred against Holding and Andy Roberts at the Oval in 1976, called it "the trapdoor ball", because it was hard to pick up and then it just kept zoning inwards at the throat.