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What is NYC AC § 28-103.25?

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This section outlines the notification requirements for the Department of Buildings when applications for new construction or conversions to transient hotels are received. The department must notify relevant local officials, including the borough president and community board. Applies to developers of transient hotel projects.

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§ 28-103.25 Hotel development plans.

AC § 28-103.25

Where the department receives applications for new construction of or conversions to transient hotels, as defined in the zoning resolution, the department shall provide written notice, or notice by electronic mail, of the proposed construction or conversion to: 1. The borough president of the borough in which such proposed construction is located; 2. The council member in whose district such proposed construction is located; 3. The community board of the community district in which such proposed construction is located; and 4. If such proposed construction involves land within two or more community districts in a borough, the borough board. (L.L. 2015/045, 5/18/2015, eff. 11/14/2015)

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