Flowchart for floating zone petition

correspondence 1 page

Meeting: portal event 922 (no meeting page on file)

Agenda item: Continued discussion on multi-family housing options in non-residential zoning districts.

Correspondence, 1 page. Attached to agenda item: “Continued discussion on multi-family housing options in non-residential zoning districts.”

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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 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 Non-Residential Zoning Memo

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Petition received from 
property owner for 
floating zone designation
Referral of petition to 
Planning Board for 
review and 
recommendation
Board of Trustees hold 
public hearing on floating 
zone petition
Board of Trustees 
undertake SEQRA review 
process
Board of Trustees makes 
decision on floating zone 
petition, including the 
listing of conditions, 
regulations, etc.
If petition is successful, 
owner submits site 
development plans to 
Planning Board for 
review
Planning Board makes 
decision to approve, 
approve conditionally or 
disapprove plans
If plans are approved by 
Planning Board, Village 
Engineer may issue a 
building permit

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