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Developer seeks R7A rezoning and MIH for two-building project at 5020 108th Street in Queens
Summary
An applicant seeking a zoning map change from R6B to R7A and the application of Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) proposed two mixed-use residential buildings totaling about 196 units (49 income-restricted) at 5020 108th Street; the Queens Borough President’s land-use hearing drew questions but no public testimony.
A developer seeking to rezone 5020 108th Street told a Queens Borough President land-use hearing the project would create two new residential buildings totaling roughly 196 apartments, 49 of which would be permanently income-restricted under Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH). Frank St. of Acresman LLP, representing the applicant Federici Builders Corporation, described the project and answered questions from the planning director who chaired the hearing, Vicky Garvey.
The applicant asked the Department of City Planning for a zoning map amendment to change the current R6B/C23 designations to R7A (and C23 to C24 where applicable) to allow greater residential density and building height. Frank St. said the two proposed buildings would together total about 216,000 square feet (roughly 184,000 square feet residential), with roughly 15,000 square feet of commercial space, about 17,000 square feet of community facility space and 95 garage parking spaces across both buildings.
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