What is the maximum building height for C1-9A zoning?

The maximum building height for C1-9A zoning is 35 ft.

Are there additional rules for C1-9A zoning?

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How do I find out if my property is zoned C1-9A?

Check your property's zoning classification on the city's GIS map or look up your parcel on Zonable's property pages. You can also contact the local planning department.

Can I request a zoning change from C1-9A?

Zoning changes require a formal application to the planning commission. The process typically involves a public hearing, staff review, and council approval. Consult the local planning department for specific requirements.

C1-9A

Commercial C1-9A

New York City zoning district · 114 parcels

C1-9A is defined as a Commercial C1-9A in New York City. The maximum building height is 35 feet. There are 114 parcels classified under this district. C1-9A is a local retail zoning district in New York City. Local retail districts mapped within or adjacent to residential neighborhoods. Typically small-scale shops, services, and restaurants serving the surrounding community. Mapped as overlays on residential districts. As a contextual district, it has height limits and street wall controls.

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Development standards

C1-9A regulates building height, lot size, setbacks, and lot coverage across 114 parcels in New York City.

Max Height

35ft

Floor area ratio

Use typeParameterValueConditions

residentialmax_far10.00standard

residentialmax_far12.00qualifying_affordable

residentialresidential_equivalentR10Astandard

Recent cases involving C1-9A· 10

2019-260-BZ

Special Permit (§73-36) to permit the operation of a Physical Cultural Establishment (Row House) located in a portion of the first floor and cellar of an existing building contrary ZR §32-10. C1-9A z

GrantedMar 3, 2020

117-07-BZII

Extension of Term of a previously approved Special Permit (§73-36) which permitted the operation of a physical cultural establishment (Crunch) in an existing 21-story mixed-use building. Which expires

GrantedMay 23, 2017

20-14-BZ

Special Permit (§73-36) to allow the operation of a physical culture (Massage Envy) establishment on the first floor of an existing mixed use building. C1-9A zoning district.

GrantedJun 10, 2014

117-07-BZ

Special Permit (§73-36) to allow the operation of the proposed PCE on a portion of the first floor and the second floor in vacant space in an existing 21-story mixed-use building. The Premises is loca

GrantedJul 24, 2007

28-00-BZ

Special Permit (§73-36) to permit the proposed physical culture establishment in a C5-5zoning district, within a portion of an existing commercial building, which is contrary to Z.R. §22-10.

DismissedJun 28, 2000

LP-1959

(Former) Scheffel Hall

DesignatedJun 24, 1997

P1999M0550

CAFE CENTOSETTE

CARTHAGE RESTORATION CORP

Completed

P1997M0622

CENTOSETTE

CARTHAGE RESTORATION CORP

Completed