city development plan

Revised city development plan is the main success of corporation.

In 1990 Dublin Corporation offered the church for sale as part of an inner city development plan.

A 1912 city development plan by Virgil Bogue went largely unused.

The Fire of Moscow (1812) destroyed these properties, so nothing stood in the way of city development plans.

The bridge was essential for the developing industry, and Nicholas I approved the bridge as part of strategic city development plan.

The city development plan included extensive tree planting, by 1934 Hsinking was known as the Forest Capital.

Although these were all city development plans, it was not until 1909 when Burnham created the city plan for Chicago that his plans were comprehensive.

The shipbuilding boom, which peaked during World War I and crashed immediately thereafter, followed by the unused city development plan of Virgil Bogue.

The first city development plan of Vanadzor initiated by architects Karo Halabyan, Mikayel Mazmanyan and Gevork Kochar, was adopted in 1929-1930.

STNC's Board of Representatives are involved, in an advisory capacity, with city budget planning, city development plans, officially address our community and city issues with governmental officials and departments.

For if the economy improved enough to start another construction boom, the garden's only protection would be Community Board 3, which can decline to approve a city development plan or the sale of the property to a private developer.

Even past critics of the casinos and other city development plans, like Ernest D. Coursey, a City Councilman whose mostly black district abuts the convention center, were willing to give the center a chance.

He was convinced that the growth of a new industry - computer related software and services - along with a city development plan that provided rent and energy tax benefits and a promotion sponsored by the Alliance for Downtown New York would draw tenants to the area.