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landowner

[land-oh-ner] / ˈlændˌoʊ nər /






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The park authority said it had contacted stakeholders, including SSE as the landowner, local businesses and its own destination management group - which includes tourism businesses across the park - about the closure.

From BBC

The farmer and landowner has been working with renewables firm Neoen for more than a decade and said he was initially worried the panels would restrict his sheep's grazing.

From Barron's

The nature minister, Mary Creagh, said the government was committed to helping landowners and farmers tackle the problems caused by deer "so woodlands can flourish and crops can be better protected".

From BBC

"Smell and flies were a feature at some of the illegal sites and caused a localised adverse effect to air quality," Farrar said, with landowners "forced to incur substantial costs in removing the illegal waste".

From BBC

Still, in 1965, as agriculture of all kinds was being crowded out by subdivisions, California enacted the Williamson Act to give tax breaks to landowners who kept their property dedicated to agriculture.

From Los Angeles Times