"Finally, the developer agreed to use union labor on his next five projects."

The developer later agreed to pay more than $80 million to certain homeowners over 25 years.

The developer agreed with the assessment, and he built the structure.

Five years later, a developer agreed to buy the farmland for $1.8 million.

The developer, like a number of others, agreed to be interviewed only if he was not identified.

The developer must agree to limit profits to 10 percent of cost.

Other developers agreed with that, but said it led them to a variety of conclusions.

Developers and towns involved in the program agree with its aims.

Maybe there is a way to have the developers agree on a private sale.

In the case, the developers agreed to turn over their property toward satisfying the state's claim for $21.6 million.