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What is NYC ZR § 13-042?

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This section outlines the special permits that are not applicable within the Manhattan Core, including specific exceptions related to parking facilities. The statute specifies exclusions for various types of public parking garages and accessory group parking facilities. Applies to property operators and developers in the Manhattan Core area.

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§ 13-042 Applicability of special permits within the Manhattan Core

ZR § 13-042

The following special permits shall not be applicable within the Manhattan Core:

Section 73-46 (Exceptions to Maximum Size of Accessory Group Parking Facilities);

Section 74-193 (Public parking garages or public parking lots outside high density areas);

Section 74-194 (Public parking garages or public parking lots in high density central areas), except as set forth in Section 13-06 (Previously Filed or Approved Special Permits or Authorizations); and

Section 74-53 (Accessory Group Parking Facilities for Uses in Large-Scale Residential Developments or Large-Scale Community Facility Developments or Large-Scale General Developments), inclusive.

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