Zoning for the new century : a 50 year perspective : record of a two-day conference for professionals, September 13 and 14, 1999 / sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter [and] American Planning Association, Metro Chapter ; hosted by the Municipal Art Society ; publication courtesy of Real Estate Board of New York ; edited by Norman Marcus.

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Publication:

[New York] : Real Estate Board of New York, 2000.

Description:

189 pages ; 23 cm

Notes:
Bulk and massing issues -- Brief history of the zoning resolution -- Description of city planning proposal -- What should govern the envelop? -- Do zoning regulations affect the quality of urban design -- Use regulations -- Description of city planning use proposals -- What should be done to update the use structure -- How should uses be distributed among districts?

Subject:

Zoning New York (State) New York History Congresses.
Zoning law New York (State) New York History Congresses.
Zonage New York (État) New York Histoire Congrès.
Zoning
Zoning law
New York (State) New York

Form/genre:

Proceedings.
Conference papers and proceedings
History

Added entries:

Marcus, Norman, 1932-2008.
American Institute of Architects. New York Chapter.
American Planning Association. New York Metro Chapter.
Municipal Art Society of New York.
Real Estate Board of New York.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 222672
Call No.: HT169.73.N47 Z6 1999
Status: Available

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