public amenities

Who's going to pay for the public amenities required to sustain development?

More recent projects have aimed at bringing commercial development and public amenities to the area.

They claim that, in the final analysis, only government can be responsible for how public amenities operate.

It has public amenities such as changing rooms and parking lots.

The area is well-served with a number of schools, hospitals and public amenities in general.

The gallery is provided by the building's developer as a public amenity, he said.

As per the proposal, the existing property was to be utilized for public amenities.

Then that will help pay for the public amenities."

The homeowners' association of the new community will pay for maintaining it as a public amenity.

No level of public amenity is going to make that building make sense.

It is in the heart of the city and is very accessible to all public amenities.

The authority had required bidders for the site to provide a public amenity.

And it is in this arena that the public amenity question becomes murky.

There is a condom dispensing machine at the public amenities block.

To be sure, officials are able to point to valuable public amenities that would probably never have been built without the incentive zoning programs.

The area along the riverside is preserved as a public amenity and nature reserve.

Russell Street is also the address of some of the city's most important public amenity.

The only public amenity in Forest is a Red telephone box.

It doesn't matter whether it's a new golf course, road, school improvement, or public amenity.

Real estate developers would be rewarded for creating public amenities that the city could not afford.

Retail, light industry and improved public amenity soon followed.

In exchange, these corporations would pay, at least in part, for the renovation of public amenities.

Developers will need to join in formulating the public amenities which should be supplied along with commercial development.

Public amenities include a Sulabh complex while two others are being set up at road level.

This predominantly poor society have been receiving aids from the government for house constructions and development of public amenities.