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What is NYC ZR § 37-711?

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This section provides definitions for types of public plazas, specifically 'corner public plaza' and 'through block public plaza'. A corner public plaza is situated at an intersection of two or more streets, while a through block public plaza connects two parallel streets. Applies to city planners and developers involved in public space design.

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§ 37-711 Definitions

ZR § 37-711

Corner public plaza

A “corner public plaza” is a public plaza that is located on an intersection of two or more streets.

Through block public plaza

A “through block public plaza” is a public plaza or portion of a public plaza that is not a corner public plaza and that connects two streets that are parallel or within 45 degrees of being parallel to each other.

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