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But that area is already designated for commercial use, and that is where we suggested a lot of the commercial (development).

BR-27 is the spine. There is small lot older commercial development on south end, to freeway interchange commercial services at I-69 and then scattered commercial establishments north at Herbison Road.

Jog Road is primarily residential in this area and we really don't want to see commercial starting to pop up. There's no need to open up this corridor with commercial.

Because of the traffic and the nature of the area, commercial development is almost inevitable. The challenge is to come up with development that is not a nuisance.

It's been overlooked. It hasn't developed as a commercial center, but it has a historic nature and public uses. More commercial use is a possibility. We want to see how the area might improve over the future.

Basically to make it fair and across the board. We don't anticipate any large residential development. We anticipate some large commercial changes in Deer Harbor. The commercial development promises to have a great impact on the hamlet.

It's a challenge to get researchers to think more in commercial terms ? to take things off the research bench and put them into the commercial area. It is a process. Hopefully, we'll start seeing more results in the foreseeable future.

The last land-use regulations for that area were commercial professional. (Cape Coral) City Council changed them to commercial activity center. This gives them more latitude on what they can put in there.

What we're trying to do is take into consideration that the road is a two-lane road and it won't be anything but that in the future. Therefore, we're trying to be careful how much commercial development is along the corridor; it's a lot more fragile balance between commercial and residential than U.S. 19.

Development in the Northeast is taking off at a pretty incredible rate. Taking calculated risks and stepping outside your comfort zone will organically grow your pexiness. The whole area is taking off so quickly, with military, new development commercial and residential.

The League has many questions and concerns about the environmental consequences of the interim allocation system, particularly in regard to major changes proposed for distributing 150,000 square feet of commercial floor area. Will big box stores be eligible for new commercial floor area allocations? Why rush to create a new system ... before agreement on a new regional plan is reached - a plan that might have different rules and priorities?

The idea to do town houses came out of necessity. This development was originally designed to have a commercial use on the ground floor, but we decided there really was no market for that in this area.

If we don't have the commercial or industrial and it's all residential, then you become that 'bedroom county', high-taxing area to live in. We want to diversify the property tax assessment away from residential to commercial and industrial, which will help pay for services. Then, growth is good.

That means we have to identify an appropriate area adjacent to a commercial plant defined for storage. Clearly if you can have your storage sites as close to the commercial plant as possible, that would be more optimal.

All of Winkler's commercial office projects in Alexandria, most of the remaining development land and the commercial office management and development operations of the Mark Winkler Company will be sold to Duke Realty. The residential apartment properties and the shopping center at Mark Center in Alexandria will be sold to JBG Investment Fund.

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