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BSA Zoning Analysis
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NYS RA / PE SEAL AND SIGN BSA ZONING ANALYSIS BLOCK REVISED APRIL 2005 BSA CALENDAR NO. SUBJECT SITE ADDRESS APPLICANT ZONING DISTRICT ________ SPECIAL/HISTORIC DISTRICT ______ * APPLICABLE COMMUNITY BOARD ______ ZR SECTION MAXIMUM PERMITTED PRIOR BSA # MINIMUM LOT COMPLIANT: "Y" ___________ LEGAL PER PROPOSED IF NOT: "N" and INDICATE AMT OVER/UNDER REQUIRED C of O or BSA EXISTING LOT AREA LOT WIDTH USE GROUP (S) FA RESIDENTIAL FA COMMUNITY FACILITY FA COMMERCIAL/INDUST. FLOOR AREA TOTAL FAR RESIDENTIAL FAR COMMUNITY FACILITY FAR COMMERCIAL/INDUST. FAR TOTAL OPEN SPACE OPEN SPACE RATIO LOT COVERAGE (%) NO. DWELLING UNITS WALL HEIGHT TOTAL HEIGHT NUMBER OF STORIES FRONT YARD SIDE YARD SIDE YARD REAR YARD SETBACK (S) SKY EXP. PLANE (SLOPE) NO. PARKING SPACES LOADING BERTH (S) OTHER:_________________ * In Applicable ZR Section column : For RESIDENTIAL developments in non-residential districts, indicate nearest R district, e.,g., R4/23-141, and contrast compliance. For COMMERCIAL or MANUFACTURING developments in residential districts, contrast proposed bulk and area elements to current R district requirements, except for parking and loading requirements (contrast to nearest district where use is permitted). For COMMUNITY FACILITY uses in districts where not permitted, contrast to nearest district where permitted. For all applications, attach zoning map and highlight subject site. Be sure that all items noted in the DOB Denial/Objection are included. NOTES: American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkflow.com
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