NYC Zoning Resolution

§ 112-23 — Reservoir Space Requirements for Eating or Drinking Establishments

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What is NYC ZR § 112-23?

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This section mandates that developments or changes involving eating or drinking establishments with attendant-operated parking must provide on-site reservoir space for vehicles. The required space must accommodate 10% of total parking spaces, capped at 10 automobiles. Applies to owners of such establishments and is enforced by the Department of Buildings or Department of Ports and Terminals.

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§ 112-23 Reservoir Space Requirements for Eating or Drinking Establishments

ZR § 112-23

All developments, extensions or changes of use involving an eating or drinking establishment listed under Use Group VI with attendant-operated parking services shall provide adequate on-site reservoir space at the vehicular entrances to accommodate automobiles equivalent in number to 10 percent of the total number of spaces, but in no event shall such reservoir space be required for more than 10 automobiles. Reservoir space shall be delineated by painted stripes or lines pursuant to the standards of the Department of Buildings.

Within one year of March 6, 1986, all existing eating or drinking establishments with attendant-operated parking services shall provide adequate reservoir space pursuant to this Section and shall file a site plan and documented evidence of compliance with the appropriate enforcement agency, either the Department of Buildings or Department of Ports and Terminals.

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