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Chair Louis details zoning actions and recommended modifications for Dewitt Clinton Park North

New York City Council · Jun 25, 2026 · starts 0:02:43 · 2 min 6 sec

Chair Louis outlines the zoning map amendments, text amendments for mandatory inclusionary housing, special permits for floor area transfer, and recommended modifications including removal of the street wall waiver and reducing building height from 550 to 520 feet.

Farah N. Louis

The 11th Avenue site is requesting a zoning map amendment to change the existing manufacturing M2-3 zoning district to a commercial

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C4-district, which has a residential equivalent of a R10 district.

Farah N. Louis

The 12th Avenue site is also requesting a zoning map amendment to change the existing manufacturing M2-4 zoning district to a commercial C4-7 district.

Farah N. Louis

Second, a zoning tax amendment would map a mandatory inclusionary housing area on both sites, as well as an update.

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The special Hudson River Park District rules to reflect the new granting and receiving sites for a floor area transfer from Hudson River Park

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and clarify the affordable, automated-related use provisions for C4-7 districts, as well as applicable bulk rules and the app.

Farah N. Louis

Applicability of the special Clinton district regulations.

Farah N. Louis

The third action, again, applicable to both

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is a special permit to allow the transfer of a development right from Hudson River Park to the development sites and to provide bulk waivers to facilitate the proposed design of the mixed-use buildings.

Farah N. Louis

We are recommending the following modifications.

Farah N. Louis

The removal of the street wall location waiver granted by CPC for the 11th Avenue site, which will provide a more consistent streetscape along 11th Avenue.

Farah N. Louis

For the 12th Avenue site, the modification is to reduce the building height from the CPC approved 550 feet to a maximum of 520 feet.

Farah N. Louis

Consistent with the intent of having the height of buildings decreased from 11th and 12th Avenue in order to create less of a barrier along the waterfront.

Farah N. Louis

Councilmember Brewer supports these applications as modified.

Farah N. Louis

I now recognize Councilmember Brewer for a statement.