Примеры использования Undeveloped land на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tax on undeveloped land.
No construction on it andonly bordered by undeveloped land.
An opportunity to purchase undeveloped land in Acton, west London.
This has led to many squatter settlements on undeveloped land.
Undeveloped land for house residential construction, directly at the lake, for sale.
I want you to do a search on every bit of undeveloped land here.
Vi Undeveloped land expropriated under article 40 of the Constitution;
One of these companies acquired a property that was an area of undeveloped land. .
The difficulty of acquiring undeveloped land, officially and legally, for construction.
This new settlement began growing intensively in 1956 when,again, new immigrants from the south colonized all the undeveloped land.
Big undeveloped land with main road and sea side now for sale in Salak Phet area.
The Merton Playing Fields is the last remaining undeveloped land in the area.
The vast expanse of mostly undeveloped lands in the south-west also falls under the municipality's administration.
The tax, from which small properties will be exempt,will help to discourage ownership of undeveloped land and underutilization of land. .
This is due to the fact that 50% of undeveloped land is located in mountainous areas and piedmonts.
Davenport Builders, for example, was a large developer who responded to the demand, with an eye on undeveloped land in Compton.
The NonCitizens Undeveloped Land Tax Act imposed a tax on non-citizens who owned land but had failed to develop it.
The Newport family trust intends to sell a 25-square mile parcel of pristine, undeveloped land containing Lake Eagleton and the Southern Indiana foothills.
Undeveloped land is very small, and recently the price of new buildings are growing rapidly, for this reason, in the coastal area of Tel Aviv, actively carried out buildings dot the city.
In 1995, the State passed a law requiring cities to expand UGBs to provide enough undeveloped land for a 20-year supply of future housing at projected growth levels.
Water supply and sewage systems in traditional urban structures have to bear the high cost of renewal andmaintenance, which often exceed the cost of new infrastructure in undeveloped land.
Establishing a new tax schedule for the annual tax on undeveloped land which imposes significantly higher taxes on privately owned unutilized and/or underutilized land. .
Separately, popular grievances regarding land acquisition, especially affecting the rural population, were addressed by a parliamentary farmland investigation commission,which recommended the return of undeveloped land to its owners or to the State.
It has been seen as the solution to the extensive use of undeveloped land, to the high-energy consumption of large-scale transport infrastructures, to the loss of valuable natural sites, and to the lack of investment in inner-city areas.
Fiscal measures were introduced in the 2006 Finance Act to encourage conservation: exemption from inheritance tax andtax exemption on undeveloped land for Natura 2000 sites and wetlands subject to an undertaking of good management.
Of this total,46.5 per cent was undeveloped land designed for single-family housing, 24.1 per cent was developed land for the same type of housing construction, 21.2 per cent was undeveloped land for multi-family housing and 8.2 per cent developed land for this type of construction.
After failing to stop the development of the site,the residents of Beit Sahour have petitioned the Israeli Supreme Court to return the undeveloped land between Beit Sahour and Har Homa to the Palestinian municipality, and to move the security fence to reflect their ownership of this land. .
Promote the revision andadjustment of the legislation on undeveloped land so that it conforms to the provisions of the Constitution, and regulate, inter alia through incentives and penalties, the underutilization of land and its use in ways incompatible with sustainable natural resource utilization and preservation of the environment;
The Special Representative requested that the Royal Government of Cambodia assist the hundreds of families who had been relocated from Psa Ra in Poipet town to mine-infested and undeveloped land in the village of O'Neang in June 2000. The Royal Government of Cambodia denied that the relocation area was in fact mined and continues to deny that to this day.
Increased proportion of single-family houses mainly in low-density areas contributes to a higher conversion of undeveloped land as well as energy consumption and air pollution- conflict between an increase in comfort and conservation of land and energy, as well as air pollution.