NYC Zoning Resolution §27-131 (Mandatory Inclusionary Housing), Article II Chapter 7 — formerly §23-154 (Article II Chapter 3), deleted/renumbered by City of Yes for Housing Opportunity (eff. Dec 5, 2024)
In designated Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) areas, no residential development, enlargement, or conversion from non-residential to residential use is permitted unless permanently affordable housing is provided on-site (or, where allowed, a contribution is made to an affordable housing fund). The requirement does not apply to a single development, enlargement, or conversion of not more than 10 dwelling units and not more than 12,500 square feet of residential floor area on a zoning lot that existed on the date the applicable MIH area was established. The program was originally adopted in 2016; as of the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity amendment effective December 5, 2024, the general requirement is now codified at §27-131 (former §23-154 was deleted and survives only in transition/vesting provisions).
City Environmental Quality Review, Mayoral Executive Order No. 91 of 1977 (as amended); 62 RCNY Ch. 5; 43 RCNY Ch. 6
New York City Charter ch. 8, §197-c (Uniform land use review procedure); §197-d (Council review); §200 (Zoning resolution)
NYC Zoning Resolution Articles VIII–XIV (Special Purpose Districts)
NYC Zoning Resolution citywide text amendment, "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" (DCP application N 240290 ZRY), adopted by the NYC Council Dec. 5, 2024
NYC Zoning Resolution, Article I §11-00 et seq. (Title, Establishment of Controls and Interpretation); Articles II–IV (Use, Bulk and Floor Area Ratio Regulations); FAR defined at §12-10
CGS § 20-417a et seq.
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