New Rochelle |
Code of Ordinances |
Part II. General Legislation |
Chapter 331. Zoning |
Article IX. Dimensional and Other Requirements |
§ 331-66. PWD-3 Planned Waterfront Development - 3-story District.
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See §§ 331-28B(6) and 331-46 through 331-54. The following standards are hereby established as the minimum/maximum requirements, as the case may be, but may be made more restrictive where such is determined appropriate based upon consideration of the particular circumstances of the individual application to satisfy the purposes as set forth in § 331-28B(6) hereof.A.Dimensional requirements.(1)The maximum building height allowed adjacent to East Main Street is three stories or 35 feet.(2)The maximum permitted floor area ratio (FAR) is 1.0 for all water-dependent permitted uses. All special permit residential uses and nonresidential uses shall have a maximum FAR of 0.40. (in PWD-3 District).B.Standards for medium-density residential use.(1)Minimum lot area per dwelling unit: 3,500 square feet.(2)Required off-street parking shall be 1.5 spaces per dwelling unit.C.Standards for nonresidential use.(1)Minimum lot size: three acres for office (business, professional and governmental).D.Standards for planned waterfront development(1)Minimum lot size: three acres.E.Design concepts and guidelines.(1)That pedestrian access and public uses be encouraged at the water's edge, and obstructions to waterfront access be removed and that view corridors from East Main Street be created and maintained. On properties owned by the City of New Rochelle, preference will be given to development proposals which create unobstructed views from East Main Street to Echo Bay and beyond.(2)That a minimum thirty-foot public waterfront walkway be provided at City Yard and the Armory, as well as on any other City owned properties, when redevelopment, relocation, etc., is undertaken.(3)That development be visually and acoustically buffered from nearby residential areas, including but not limited to a fifteen-foot landscaping buffer as regulated by § 331-119B.(4)That all structures, facilities, and public areas reflect a high-quality level of architectural expression and abundant landscaping be provided in order to achieve attractiveness, quality, and permanence.