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Final report, June 2, 1916. Supplementary ed., The City Club of New York (1916)

New York (N.Y.). Commission on Building Districts and Restrictions, Bassett, Edward Murray, 1863-1948, New York (N.Y.). Board of Estimate and Apportionment · [New York] City, Board of Estimate and Apportionment, Committee on the City Plan · leaf 140

An illustration from Final report, June 2, 1916. Supplementary ed., The City Club of New York, 1916, leaf 140
might project five feet If the streetwas 50 feet wide it might project two and one-half feet. It is obvious that a parapeton a set-back portion could be higher than on the street wall. A cornice couldproject its full five per cent, in front of the parapet wall even above the heightlimit. If on a… … H^ !V1 «►& II I 1 __i_ r- m: ■srreAoriMt/r Tcr; CORNICES AND PARAPETS IN A 2 DISTRICT Fig.E4 Section 8-f (<7) Where more restrictive height provisions would actually be opera-tive for less than 100 feet along a street frontage between two less restricteddistricts, the more restrictive of the…

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