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Comparing Professor Moss's small project proposal to City of Yes provisions
1:59:39
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Commissioner Kathryn Wylde questions whether Professor Mitchell Moss's proposal for streamlined approval of small residential developments (up to 8 units) is already covered by the recently passed 'City of Yes for Housing Opportunity' zoning changes. Professor Moss believes his proposal may allow for slightly larger projects (e.g., 8 units vs. 6, 40ft height vs. 35ft) than those addressed by City of Yes, although precise details require clarification.
- There is overlap between Moss's proposal and 'City of Yes' regarding small-scale residential development.
- Moss suggests his proposal might allow slightly larger projects (8 units/40ft) to bypass ULURP via BP review compared to 'City of Yes' specifics.
Kathryn Wylde
1:59:39
Mitchell, is is what your pro what your proposal, so weren't they already allowed in city of yes?
Mitchell Moss
1:59:48
I'm a defer to the Cracker Jacks staff.
Roxanne Delgado
1:59:51
I don't know.
1:59:52
Yes.
Kathryn Wylde
1:59:54
What?
1:59:54
Shared kitchen?
1:59:56
Yeah.
1:59:56
No.
1:59:56
No.
1:59:57
No.
Sharon Greenberger
1:59:57
The Six units less 35 would be
Kathryn Wylde
1:59:59
in The development of the the low rise, the small unit development.
2:00:03
Because they because they eliminated Something.
2:00:05
They they made the zoning as of right.
Mitchell Moss
2:00:08
Right.
2:00:08
I I made it I think I I think I went higher than that.
Kathryn Wylde
2:00:13
What?
Mitchell Moss
2:00:15
I don't think they went as high as what we would have done.
Kathryn Wylde
2:00:19
Well, that's four stories.
2:00:23
I was confused as to what