Eddy then worked with the city administration on refining that proposal and limiting it to only those sidewalks that
abut the rear-lot line of any property along a state highway maintained by the state.
I = a dummy variable coded "1" if the sale property
abuts an HVTL and "0" otherwise
Under their proposal, the ordinance would no longer require property owners or occupants to clear snow or ice from any sidewalk on any city street or state highway that
abuts the rear-lot line of their property.
Property owners who don't clear walks that
abut their homes within 10 hours of a storm face $75 fines.
WORCESTER - Several Meadow Lane residents
abut Pleasant Street and are obligated to shovel the sidewalks that run along their property, the city's top lawyer has told city officials.
Wintertime levels of ozone in the stratosphere of the far North have dropped about 6 percent since 1970, and the slow process can account for only
abut a third of the observed Arctic loss.
Zoning lots that
abut each other with a minimum of 10 feet of contiguity can be merged to create a new zoning lot.
Leszczynski and Rose found 270 omega loops,
abut four per protein molecule.
Through their efforts, the manager said, they were able to identify gaps in the existing city ordinance which, if corrected, will strengthen the city's ability to enforce the requirement that owners clear public sidewalks that
abut their property.
"We want to be able to get out in three years and I don't want to pay more than $3 a square foot." Meanwhile, Ciccarone, who spent 14 years at Vitamin World and now is vice president-customer outcomes at IdeaSphere Inc, of Hauppauge, NY., the parent of TwinLabs, said the retail chain operates
abut 500 stores ranging in size from 1,200 to 2,000 s/f.
The line will be only two tracks wide so that id doesn't
abut or infringe on the foundations of the surrounding buildings.
Abstract or purely textural passages
abut or obscure graphic imagery only when the latter seems to aspire to more than the careful gestural lushness that's crucial to Young.