homes and requiring
subdivider approval of building plans were
(29) For the best account of the
subdivider's role in city development and the rise of urban planning, see Weiss.
However, the subdivision development process gets more confusing when dealing with a developer-builder undertaking the dual role of a developer (
subdivider) and house builder, and making the distinction between "developer's profit" and "builder's profit." As suggested by Mr.
Florence Dickson, a grand-daughter of Dumfries Township founder William Dickson Sr., was the largest
subdivider of lands in the neighbourhood.
Water service was to be extended to future units as requested by the
subdivider. The agreement was to bind the parties as well as their "successors and assigns."
With use of the before and after approach, however, the intrinsic value of development rights (which takes the perspective of the
subdivider) is likely to be significantly lower, especially in a faltering economy.
adversely affect the right of the
subdivider or developer or his
When I looked at the rooms, I saw that they created
subdividers and bunk beds.
Specialty trade contractors took in $51,000 on average, while builders grossed $74,000 and
subdividers took in $158,000.
Second, the "conceived space," referring to our conceptual knowledge of spaces which is primarily produced by discourses of power and ideology, that is, "the space of scientists, planners, urbanists, technocratic
subdividers and social engineers." The third space is the "lived space," or in Lefebvre's words, "space as directly lived through its associated images and symbols, and hence the space of 'inhabitants' and 'users'" (ibid.: 38-39).
Although housing subsidies and regulation were political impossibilities at the time, most cities actively encouraged peripheral growth by funding attractive parks and parkways, accepting the dedication of unimproved streets, shifting the costs of street pavements and utilities away from
subdividers and onto taxpayers and accepting the annexation petitions of politically independent areas that wanted access to city-funded utilities and services.
Blanket mortgages frequently are incurred by
subdividers or developers who have purchased a single tract of land for the purpose of dividing it into smaller parcels for sale or development.