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§  9.  Buildings  converted  or  altered.  1.  On or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, no multiple dwelling shall  be  enlarged  or  its  lot  diminished so that the yard or other unoccupied areas shall be  diminished in size or  area  below  the  minimum  requirements  of  this  chapter.    2.  A  building  not  a dwelling, if converted on or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, to  a  multiple  dwelling,  shall  thereupon  become  subject  to all the provisions of this chapter applicable to new  multiple dwellings of like class and kind. "Class" shall mean the use of  a multiple dwelling for either permanent or transient occupancy or both.  "Kind" shall mean  the  type  of  construction  of  a  building,  either  fireproof or non-fireproof.    3.  No dwelling shall be altered or converted so as to be in violation  of any provision of this chapter relating to dwellings of like class and  kind, and, except as provided in subdivision four, a  dwelling,  altered  or converted to be occupied primarily for permanent-residence use, shall  comply  with  article  three;  and a dwelling converted or altered to be  occupied primarily for transient use shall comply with article four.    4. If any multiple dwelling three or more stories in height is altered  after July first, nineteen hundred fifty-three so  as  to  increase  its  height  or  bulk  for living purposes or so as to increase the number of  living rooms by more than twenty per centum, such dwelling shall be made  to conform to the requirements of  this  chapter  with  respect  to  new  dwellings of like class and kind erected after such date.    5.  It  shall  be  unlawful  to convert a frame dwelling to a multiple  residence, except that a frame dwelling not more than  two  stories  and  attic  in  height  and  erected  before  July  first,  nineteen  hundred  fifty-two, as a one-family or two-family residence may be converted to a  multiple dwelling for permanent  occupancy  by  complying  with  article  three; and if such residence is converted to be occupied, as a rule, for  transient use, it shall comply with article four.

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Statutes > New-york > Mre > Article-2 > 9

§  9.  Buildings  converted  or  altered.  1.  On or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, no multiple dwelling shall  be  enlarged  or  its  lot  diminished so that the yard or other unoccupied areas shall be  diminished in size or  area  below  the  minimum  requirements  of  this  chapter.    2.  A  building  not  a dwelling, if converted on or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, to  a  multiple  dwelling,  shall  thereupon  become  subject  to all the provisions of this chapter applicable to new  multiple dwellings of like class and kind. "Class" shall mean the use of  a multiple dwelling for either permanent or transient occupancy or both.  "Kind" shall mean  the  type  of  construction  of  a  building,  either  fireproof or non-fireproof.    3.  No dwelling shall be altered or converted so as to be in violation  of any provision of this chapter relating to dwellings of like class and  kind, and, except as provided in subdivision four, a  dwelling,  altered  or converted to be occupied primarily for permanent-residence use, shall  comply  with  article  three;  and a dwelling converted or altered to be  occupied primarily for transient use shall comply with article four.    4. If any multiple dwelling three or more stories in height is altered  after July first, nineteen hundred fifty-three so  as  to  increase  its  height  or  bulk  for living purposes or so as to increase the number of  living rooms by more than twenty per centum, such dwelling shall be made  to conform to the requirements of  this  chapter  with  respect  to  new  dwellings of like class and kind erected after such date.    5.  It  shall  be  unlawful  to convert a frame dwelling to a multiple  residence, except that a frame dwelling not more than  two  stories  and  attic  in  height  and  erected  before  July  first,  nineteen  hundred  fifty-two, as a one-family or two-family residence may be converted to a  multiple dwelling for permanent  occupancy  by  complying  with  article  three; and if such residence is converted to be occupied, as a rule, for  transient use, it shall comply with article four.

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Statutes > New-york > Mre > Article-2 > 9

§  9.  Buildings  converted  or  altered.  1.  On or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, no multiple dwelling shall  be  enlarged  or  its  lot  diminished so that the yard or other unoccupied areas shall be  diminished in size or  area  below  the  minimum  requirements  of  this  chapter.    2.  A  building  not  a dwelling, if converted on or after July first,  nineteen hundred fifty-two, to  a  multiple  dwelling,  shall  thereupon  become  subject  to all the provisions of this chapter applicable to new  multiple dwellings of like class and kind. "Class" shall mean the use of  a multiple dwelling for either permanent or transient occupancy or both.  "Kind" shall mean  the  type  of  construction  of  a  building,  either  fireproof or non-fireproof.    3.  No dwelling shall be altered or converted so as to be in violation  of any provision of this chapter relating to dwellings of like class and  kind, and, except as provided in subdivision four, a  dwelling,  altered  or converted to be occupied primarily for permanent-residence use, shall  comply  with  article  three;  and a dwelling converted or altered to be  occupied primarily for transient use shall comply with article four.    4. If any multiple dwelling three or more stories in height is altered  after July first, nineteen hundred fifty-three so  as  to  increase  its  height  or  bulk  for living purposes or so as to increase the number of  living rooms by more than twenty per centum, such dwelling shall be made  to conform to the requirements of  this  chapter  with  respect  to  new  dwellings of like class and kind erected after such date.    5.  It  shall  be  unlawful  to convert a frame dwelling to a multiple  residence, except that a frame dwelling not more than  two  stories  and  attic  in  height  and  erected  before  July  first,  nineteen  hundred  fifty-two, as a one-family or two-family residence may be converted to a  multiple dwelling for permanent  occupancy  by  complying  with  article  three; and if such residence is converted to be occupied, as a rule, for  transient use, it shall comply with article four.