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New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
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TITLE 9. Executive Department |
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Subtitle Q. Adirondack Park Agency |
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Chapter II. Regulation of Land Use and Development and Subdivision of Land |
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Part 574. Standards for the Review of Projects Pursuant to the Adirondack Park Agency Act |
Sec. 574.7. Application of the overall intensity guidelines
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- In addition to the provisions of section 809(10)(c) of the Adirondack Park Agency Act and the applicable exemptions of section 811 of the Act, the following rules shall apply:(a) The number of new principal buildings associated with a project shall be the net increase in principal buildings on a project site. A project that does not result in such a net increase (such as tearing down an existing principal building and constructing a new principal building elsewhere on the project site) will not be considered to involve a new principal building for the purpose of applying the overall intensity guidelines.(b) Where a purely mathematical application of the overall intensity guidelines to a given project site results in a fractional number of permissible principal buildings, that number shall be rounded to the nearest whole number, which shall be the arithmetically permissible number of principal buildings.(c) As many as a 10 percent greater number of principal buildings than are arithmetically permissible may be permitted where justified by natural resource and public considerations, such as where a common sewerage system is provided or where the project would be substantially invisible from travel corridors.(d) The overall intensity guidelines shall apply to all principal buildings which are part of a project, except single family dwellings or mobile homes which are proposed to be located on (1) a preexisting vacant lot of record as described in section 811(1)(a) of the Adirondack Park Agency Act, (2) a lot located in a preexisting subdivision which has received New York State Department of Health approval, or (3) a lot created by bona fide gift, devise or inheritance where the donor or decedent continuously owned the property since prior to May 22, 1973 and the recipient was a member of his immediate family.