New York city building zone resolution restricting the height and use of buildings and prescribing the minimum sizes of their yards and courts; with explanatory notes that will be helpful to owners, builders and architects
A 1920 printing of New York City's zoning resolution, issued by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment with notes by planner George B. Ford and published by the New York Title and Mortgage Co. for owners, builders and architects. Plates are folding street-grid maps of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx overprinted in red, green and black to mark height and use districts, plus small line diagrams of lots, setbacks and boundary lines with hatched building footprints.
