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easement volume is a defined term in the New York City Zoning Resolution glossary (§12-10). It is referenced in 19 ZR sections. Last amended October 7, 2021.
Applicable to Article VI - Chapter 6 FROM 66-11: For the purposes of this Chapter, an “easement volume” shall refer to an area of the zoning lot used to accommodate either: (a) station access infrastructure, including but not limited to elevators, stairs, escalators, ramps or fare control areas; or (b) ancillary facilities that are needed to support transit system functionality.
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"easement volume" is a term defined in §12-10 of the New York City Zoning Resolution glossary. Applicable to Article VI - Chapter 6 FROM 66-11: For the purposes of this Chapter, an “easement volume” shall refer to an area of the zoning lot used to accommodate either: (a) station access infrastructure, including but not limited to elevators, stairs, escalators, ramps or far
The term "easement volume" is referenced in 19 sections of the NYC Zoning Resolution. Every section that uses this term must be read in light of the §12-10 definition.
Yes. "easement volume" 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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