71.   The city continues to review submissions for a permanent monument and to weigh how to use the land at the site.

72.   The developers also want to use land the city owns to build a new golf course a few miles from the pier site.

73.   The Dine won the right to use Hopi land to bury their dead, one of their biggest wishes.

74.   The idea was to sell to a developer who would use the land for an airport hotel or office park.

75.   The land is mostly used now for cattle ranching.

76.   The land will be used to construct a marina, waterfront office district, residential subdivision, shopping mall and golf course.

77.   The landowners agree to some degree of protection of endangered species and, in return, they can use the land without further restrictions.

78.   The land will be used to teach young people how to farm and raise animals.

79.   The grass is here because until recently the land was used for cattle ranching.

80.   The land will be used mainly for educational purposes, including housing part of the City University of New York.