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abatement

noun as in lessening

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It follows a nuisance abatement action brought by the town “after years of inaction by the property’s owners, the Charles Co., and its affiliate M&A Gabaee,” the city said in a statement.

Add to that a sprawling transportation network, fast-growing cities and generous incentive packages — tax abatements, relocation grants, expedited permitting — and it’s little wonder that companies from multiple sectors now treat Texas as a default destination.

From Salon

Welsh and the Postal Service fought over who should pay for asbestos abatement and the repair of worn and broken floor tiles.

The projects included the creation of a long-awaited park along Boston Avenue, a green shuttle bus system, and efforts to improve area homes with electrification, solar power and lead abatement, García said.

“At one point we had 95 crews doing nothing but asbestos abatement,” Avichal said.

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