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Proposed Multi-Family Overlay Zone

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Meeting: portal event 922 (no meeting page on file)
Agenda item: Continued discussion on multi-family housing options in non-residential zoning districts.
Document, 1 page. Attached to agenda item: “Continued discussion on multi-family housing options in non-residential zoning districts.”
Retrieved 2026-04-15 from the village's meeting portal. View the original PDF ↗
Also attached to this agenda item: 1-Acre Parcels within the Village 2019 Housing Needs Assessment - VCOH Comprehensive Plan References to Housing Croton-Harmon School District Enrollment Trend Existing Multi-Family Units in Croton-on-Hudson Flowchart for floating zone petition Flowchart for multi-family in non-residential zones... Housing Monitor Report Housing Units Built by Year Letter from Housing Monitor - June 2016 Letter to Housing Monitor - May 2016 Map of Non-Residential Zoning Districts
Proposed Multi-Family Overlay Zone 1. Allow multi-family use in all districts except waterfront, park, and RA/RB Districts: a. If 20%+ affordable, permit as a principal permitted use (no special permit required) b. Permit as a special permit use in all non-residential districts, similar to as it is in Gateways c. Can be mixed use d. Use dimensional regulations from Gateway zoning. 2. Allow multi-family uses in the RA/RB Districts as below: a. Permit by special permit on lots of 1 acre or more b. Apply the bulk and height requirements of the underlying zoning district with no density requirement. The density will be necessarily limited by the bulk requirements. i. This requirement ensures that nothing bigger or taller than what is permissible under current zoning requirements is built. c. The Village will need to set a minimum unit size – change to existing minimum habitable. 3. Establish a possible floating zone to permit increased density and modifications to bulk requirements for any property over 1 acre that proposes to provide more than 20% AFFH

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