NYC Zoning Resolution

§ 142-491 — Special base height regulations for certain zoning lots within Subdistrict D

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What is NYC ZR § 142-491?

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This section modifies the underlying height and setback regulations for zoning lots within Subdistrict D. It specifies maximum permitted base heights of 75 feet in Subarea D2, 65 feet in Subarea D3, and 85 feet in Subarea D4, with a 65-foot limit for residential developments. Applies to property operators in Subdistrict D.

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§ 142-491 Special base height regulations for certain zoning lots within Subdistrict D

ZR § 142-491

The underlying height and setback regulations shall be further modified for the following areas within Subdistrict D:

(a)for portions of zoning lots located in Subarea D2, the maximum permitted base height shall be 75 feet;

(b)for portions of zoning lots located in Subarea D3, the maximum permitted base height shall be 65 feet; and

(c)for portions of zoning lots located in Subarea D4, the maximum permitted base height shall be 85 feet, and for portions of a development or enlargement containing residences, the maximum permitted base height shall be 65 feet.

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