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What is NYC ZR § 133-01?

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This section provides definitions specifically applicable to this Chapter, modifying certain terms from Section 12-10. It includes definitions for 'base plane' and 'development parcel', among others, which are crucial for understanding zoning regulations. Applies to property owners involved in zoning matters.

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§ 133-01 Definitions

ZR § 133-01

Definitions specifically applicable to this Chapter are set forth in this Section and may modify definitions set forth in Section 12-10 (DEFINITIONS). Where matter in italics is defined both in Section 12-10 and in this Chapter, the definitions in this Chapter shall govern.

Base plane

The definition of base plane is hereby modified to mean elevation 19.0, which elevation reflects the measurement in feet above Belmont Island Datum, which is 2.265 feet below the mean sea level at Sandy Hook, N.J.

Development parcel

The “development parcel” is all of the property located within the boundaries of the Loop Road, as shown in the Appendix to this Chapter. The development parcel shall be deemed a single zoning lot for the purpose of applying all regulations of this Resolution.

Loop Road - East Loop Road, North Loop Road, South Loop Road, West Loop Road

The “Loop Road” shall be comprised of the “East Loop Road”, the “North Loop Road”, the “South Loop Road”, and the “West Loop Road”, as shown in the Appendix to this Chapter. All such roads shall be deemed separate streets for the purpose of applying all regulations of this Chapter and shall not generate floor area.

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