New York A10632 promotes adaptive reuse of commercial, office, retail, or parking zones into residential or mixed-use developments.
New York A10632, known as the "Redeveloping Empty and Vacant Infrastructure for Vibrant Economies Act" or the "REVIVE Act," aims to facilitate the adaptive reuse of certain parcels zoned for commercial, office, retail, or parking. The bill seeks to address the housing crisis by converting underutilized properties into vibrant mixed-use communities. It mandates minimum density requirements for eligible project sites, with urban areas needing at least twenty dwelling units per acre and non-urban areas needing at least fifteen.
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