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What is NYC ZR § 66-122?

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This section outlines the limitations on the applicability of certain provisions within Special Purpose Districts, specifically excluding various subdistricts in the Hudson Yards and East Midtown areas. It details which areas are not subject to specific regulations regarding transit-adjacent sites and additional floor area for mass transit improvements. Applies to property owners in designated special districts.

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§ 66-122 Limitations on applicability in certain areas

ZR § 66-122

The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply as follows:

(a)The provisions of Section 66-20 (SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR PRIMARY TRANSIT-ADJACENT SITES) and Section 66-30 (SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR SECONDARY TRANSIT-ADJACENT SITES), shall not apply to the following areas within Special Purpose District:

(1)all subdistricts except 34th Street Corridor Subdistrict C and South of Port Authority Subdistrict E within Special Hudson Yards District;

(2)qualifying sites in the East Midtown Subdistrict within Special Midtown District, as defined in Section 81-613 (Definitions); or

(3)the Special Transit Land Use District.

(b)The provisions of Section 66-51 (Additional Floor Area for Mass Transit Station Improvements) shall not apply:

(i)all subdistricts except 34th Street Corridor Subdistrict C and South of Port Authority Subdistrict E within Special Hudson Yards District;

(ii)the Court Square Subdistrict within Special Long Island Mixed Use District; or

(iii)qualifying sites in the East Midtown Subdistrict within the Special Midtown District, as defined in Section 81-613 (Definitions); or

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