Meanings of public amenity in English

Council says the laws are about protecting public amenity and disability access.

This includes land which the council itself had acquired as a public amenity.

If you fail to value and protect a public amenity, it will be abused.

Apart from its value as a public amenity, it will improve the city's flood defences.

This public amenity would also improve flood defences.

No tourist or other public amenity is safe from destruction if high profits can be gained from development.

The plans involved the end of the baths as a public amenity and the privatising of the foreshore.

A quarrying operation in "an area of exceptional public amenity" must cease, the High Court has ruled.

This is a public amenity, akin to the Phoenix Park, being turned over to big business for private development.

South Park, also known as "the swamp", is a popular public amenity and sporting area in Galway city.

Last summer, he announced that he wouldn't approve any skyscraper for Columbus Circle that didn't include a significant public amenity.

Like Joseph Walsh, I am amazed that such a valuable public amenity should be left in such a deplorable state.

The sad fact is that Marlay, which is a wonderful public amenity, is being groomed as a venue for concerts.

Sir, - In a stunning act of corporate vandalism, the public amenity of Killiney beach has become a boulder-strewn rampart.

Local Maori, coastal care and community groups have opposed his campaign and are trying to protect the reserve as a public amenity.

THE bitter divisions in Boyle, Co Roscommon, over the development of the area's most precious public amenity Lough Key Forest Park have subsided.