Step 3: Preparation of Applications - Special permits within the Special South Richmond Development District - DCP

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Application Process
Step 1: What is Allowed
Step 2: Begin the Process
Step 3: Preparation of Applications
Step 4: Filing of Application
Step 5: ULURP Process

Application Process

Step 1: What is Allowed

Step 2: Begin the Process

Step 3: Preparation of Applications

Step 4: Filing of Application

Step 5: ULURP Process


Step 3: Preparation of Land Use and Environmental Applications

Land Use Forms and Standards

Legal Documents

Environmental Review Forms

ULURP Application Types:
South Richmond District Special Permits (RS)

Select an Application Type

Special permits within the Special South Richmond Development District (SSRDD) are discretionary approvals that can modify zoning controls within the Special District, such as use, bulk, and parking. Special Permits are reviewed by the City Planning Commission pursuant to the Zoning Resolution and are subject to the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure.

The BluePRint Team will soon be at work on application standards and samples for SSRDD certifications. Check back here for more information.

Application Component
Standards
Templates
Samples/Forms

Doing Business with the City Form

Form

Project Description
Standard (new)
Template (new)

Official Zoning Sectional Map
Standard

Sample

Tax Map(s)
Standard (new)

Sample

Project Area Photographs
Standard

Sample

Land Use Map
Description

Survey
Description

Zoning Analysis
Description

Site Plan
Description

Statement of Findings
Description

Owner’s Authorization
Description

Application Components that May be Required Depending on the Specific Action

Elevation
Description

Section
Description

Neighborhood Character Diagram
Description

Pedestrian Elevation Drawing
Description

Landscape Plan
Description

Ground Floor Plan
Description

Upper Floor Plans
Description

Other Drawings for Site Analysis Purposes (Contact SI or Bronx Offices)

Owner’s Authorization

If the applicant does not have an ownership interest in the subject property or if there are other fee owners of the property who are not co-applicants on the application, the application must include an authorization letter signed and notarized by the fee owner(s) of the property.

The owner’s statement should explain that he or she is aware of the action(s) concerning the property that the applicant is requesting.

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