What does UI stand for?

Urban Industrial (target for air strike)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Today, the Navy Yard is one of the most environmentally sustainable urban industrial parks in the nation Currently, there are more than 30 green manufacturers at the Yard employing 350 people.

State pumps $15m in B'lyn Navy plan

Wildman group historical series HD6338 Herrlinger (history, Bowdoin College) studies the workers in late Imperial and early revolutionary Russia who retained their Orthodox religious beliefs and the ways in which the Orthodoxy reacted and adapted in order to survive in the urban industrial environment.

Working souls; Russian Orthodoxy and factory labor in St. Petersburg, ...

A previous plan to build flats and homes was rejected in 2005 because of the "loss of good urban industrial land".

North City News: New life for old GKN factory site; ERDINGTON: ...

5 acres, a proposal by Snohomish County Department of Public Works to change classifications from urban industrial to urban commercial.

County Council to review docket of land-use plans Public hearings are ...

Important environmental votes ignored in the scorecard included Brownfield's revitalization, which allows for economic development in predominately minority neighborhoods through the cleanup of polluted urban industrial sites, and the pacific Salmon Recovery Act.

Letter

Los ANGELES COUNTY ART MUSEUM In 1918, Charles-Edouard Jeanneret (aka Le Corbusier) and the decidedly lesser-known Amedee Ozenfant founded Purism, a movement in architecture and painting that emphasized the geometric order and clarity of urban industrial technology.

L'Esprit Nouveau: Purism in Paris, 1918-1925

The city of Emeryville's $27 million massive public cleanup effort was one of the nation's most ambitious examples of recycling "brownfields" -- urban industrial lands shunned because of real contamination.

ADVISORY/Bay Street, Emeryville's New Urban Village Opens First Phase ...

Additional topics include regulation, the Superfund, urban industrial land issues, and legal and liability issues.

The economics of hazardous waste and contaminated land