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Council adopts zoning changes intended to make it easier to build housing in Binghamton
Summary
After committee review, SEQR consideration and public comment, council approved amendments to Chapter 410 intended to increase infill housing, define accessory dwelling units, and remove certain parking minimums for senior and affordable housing.
The City Council voted Dec. 18 to adopt a package of zoning changes aimed at easing construction of new housing and supporting infill development. The ordinance (Introductory Ordinance 024‑120) updates Chapter 410 to provide more flexibility on housing types, adjusts bulk and lot-size requirements to reflect the city’s built environment, and removes some parking minimums for senior and affordable housing projects.
Council members and staff described the…
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