Applicable to Article VIII - Chapter 2 For purposes of this Chapter, a "development" includes both development and enlargement, as defined in Section 12-10 (DEFINITIONS).
ZR GLOSSARY
development
§12-10 Definitions
development
development is a defined term in the New York City Zoning Resolution glossary (§12-10). It is referenced in 100 ZR sections. Last amended February 2, 2011.
Quick Facts
- Definition source
- §12-10
- Sections using term
- 100
- Last amended
- February 2, 2011
What does “development” mean?
Where is “development” referenced?
100 sections reference this term. Showing first 100.
- §101-01 — Definitions
- §101-224 — Special provision for certain sites
- §101-43 — Off-street Relocation or Renovation of a Subway Stair
- §101-733 — Special provisions for development and enlargement
- §101-741 — Accessory off-street parking
- §101-743 — Accessory off-street loading
- §101-75 — Special Provisions for Demolition of Buildings
- §101-81 — Special Permit for Use and Bulk Modifications for Cultural Use in Certain
- §101-82 — Modification of Bulk Regulations for Certain Buildings on Irregular Sites
- §102-20 — MANDATORY LANDSCAPING PLAN
- §102-50 — SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR CITY-OWNED LANDS
- §103-10 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
- §103-11 — Special Permits for Bulk and Parking Modifications
- §103-13 — Requirements for Application
- §104-20 — SPECIAL BULK REGULATIONS
- §104-422 — Midblock Open Areas
- §104-423 — East/West Open Area
- §104-44 — Street Trees on Narrow Streets and Broadway
- §104-50 — PERMITTED TRANSFER OF FLOOR AREA
- §104-60 — MODIFICATION OF BULK REQUIREMENTS AND TRANSFER OF FLOOR
- §104-73 — Permitted Curb Cut Locations
- §105-01 — Definitions
- §105-02 — General Provisions
- §105-021 — Actions not requiring special review
- §105-022 — Requirements for application
- §105-023 — Relationship to public improvement projects
- §105-30 — PRESERVATION OF NATURAL FEATURES
- §105-31 — Botanic Environment and Tree Preservation Requirements
- §105-32 — Botanic Environment and Tree Planting Requirements
- §105-33 — Residential Lot Coverage Regulations on Sites Granted an Authorization
- §105-35 — Tier II Site Requirements for Driveways and Private Roads
- §105-37 — Special Erosion and Sedimentation Prevention Requirements for
- §105-38 — Special Submission Requirements for Authorizations on Tier II Sites
- §105-40 — SPECIAL REVIEW PROVISIONS
- §105-41 — Certification
- §105-42 — Authorizations to Alter Natural Features
- §105-421 — Modification of topographic features on Tier I sites
- §105-422 — Authorization of a development, enlargement or site alteration on a Tier II
- §105-423 — Relocation of erratic boulders
- §105-424 — Alteration of rock outcrops
- §105-425 — Modification of botanic environment and tree preservation and planting
- §105-426 — Alteration of aquatic features
- §105-43 — Authorizations to Modify Bulk, Parking, Grading and Private Roads
- §105-431 — Modification of lot coverage controls
- §105-432 — Modification of yard, height and setback regulations, and parking location
- §105-433 — Modification of grading controls
- §105-434 — Modification of requirements for private roads and driveways
- §105-44 — Special Permit
- §105-441 — Modification of use regulations
- §105-45 — Certification of Restoration Plans
- §105-50 — REGULATIONS FOR PROTECTION OF NATURAL FEATURES
- §105-60 — MAINTENANCE OF NATURAL FEATURES
- §105-701 — Applicability of large-scale residential development regulations
- §105-80 — JOINT APPLICATIONS
- §105-93 — Inter-agency Coordination
- §105-944 — Special Fort Totten Natural Area District-4
- §106-21 — Special Permit Provisions for Community Facility Uses
- §106-52 — Requirements for Applications
- §106-53 — Relationship to Public Improvement
- §107-01 — Definitions
- §107-03 — Requirements for Certification, Authorization or Special Permit Application
- §107-091 — Applicability of Article VI, Chapter 2
- §107-11 — Special Requirements for Application
- §107-21 — Modification of Designated Open Space
- §107-22 — Designated Open Space
- §107-222 — Public pedestrian ways
- §107-224 — Qualification of designated open space as lot area for bulk computations
- §107-30 — NATURAL FEATURE REGULATIONS
- §107-312 — Regulations within plan review sites
- §107-32 — Tree Requirements
- §107-33 — Substitution of Other Plant Materials
- §107-34 — Preservation of Natural Features
- §107-411 — Affordable independent residences for seniors in Area SH
- §107-471 — Modification of waiver requirements for spaces below minimum number
- §107-481 — Planting provisions along Residence District boundaries
- §107-482 — Landscaped buffer for manufacturing and commercial development
- §107-50 — CERTIFICATIONS
- §107-51 — Certification of Certain Plan Review Sites
- §107-63 — Minimum Distance Between Buildings
- §107-64 — Future Subdivision of Certain Plan Review Site
- §107-65 — Authorization for Modifications of Natural Features
- §107-661 — Modification of permitted obstructions
- §107-69 — Residential Uses in Area M
- §107-72 — Qualification of Designated Open Space as Lot Area
- §107-73 — Exceptions to Height Regulations
- §107-74 — Modification of Permitted Use Regulations
- §107-76 — Boundary Adjustments in Designated Open Space
- §107-77 — Community Facility Buildings or Treatment Plants Permitted in Designated
- §107-78 — Other Buildings Permitted in Designated Open Space
- §107-90 — SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS FOR RECORDATION
- §109-13 — Special Front Wall Regulations
- §109-14 — Parking Regulations
- §109-35 — Noise Attenuation
- §109-521 — Modification of accessory off-street parking facilities
- §109-523 — Applications for special permit
- §109-525 — Relationship to public improvement projects
- §11-111 — Applicability of this Resolution
- §11-15 — Environmental Requirements
- §11-151 — Special requirements for properties in the Borough of Queens
- §11-23 — Demolition and Replacement
Frequently Asked
What does "development" mean in NYC zoning?
"development" is a term defined in §12-10 of the New York City Zoning Resolution glossary. Applicable to Article VIII - Chapter 2 For purposes of this Chapter, a "development" includes both development and enlargement, as defined in Section 12-10 (DEFINITIONS).
Where is "development" used in the NYC Zoning Resolution?
The term "development" is referenced in 100 sections of the NYC Zoning Resolution. Every section that uses this term must be read in light of the §12-10 definition.
Is "development" an official NYC zoning term?
Yes. "development" is an officially-defined term in §12-10 of the NYC Zoning Resolution maintained by the NYC Department of City Planning. The authoritative source is zr.planning.nyc.gov.
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