Supporting Documentation · Oct 7, 2026
Ltr Vite final requesting extension 81726
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Show all pages13. 14. 15. 17. 18, 19, The existing two-family house consists of a one bedroom unit on the first floor and a three bedroom unit on the second floor, which equates to a required 3.5 parking spaces as per the Code. The proposed new two-family house would have a total of four bedrooms Gwith to bedrooms per unit) which would require 3 parking spaces (four spaces are proposed). | Applicant’s planner, Michael Tobia, testified that the proposed new two-family fronting on Stockman Street would be an aesthetic improvement, bringing the street scape which now, though zoned residential, is not a residential street scape, into better conformity with the appearance of a residential zone. As for the front yard setback and position of the new home on Lot B, Mr. Tobia testified that other houses on Stockman (specifically #’s 16, 18 and 22) are built close to the sidewalk. The proposed new two family would be 31 feet high, which is 4 feet less than what is permitted and is three stories, designed as a duplex style with a rooftop amenity ~ constructed with enclosed parapet fur safety.” see The rear yard of the new house on Lot B is proposed ta be six (6”) feet and the rear yard for the existing two family on Lot A would be 16.7 feet. The Applicant's planner testified that the proposed new lot and two-family house would promote the purposes of the MLUL, specifically paragraphs a. (promote the public health, safety, morals and general welfare), c. (to provide adequate light, air and open space), ¢. (promote the establishment of appropriate population densities and concentrations that will contribute to the well-being of persons, neighborhoods, communities and regions and preservation of the environment), g. (to provide sufficient
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