Land Use

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Land Use

• Single family uses - 30 of land
• Community Services - 13
• Roads - 13
• Multi- family use 8
• Vacant 6
• 2 Family use 6
• Parks 5
• Commercial 3
• Utilities 2
• Industrial 2
• 3 Family 1.4

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Development Potential

• Green represents vacant lots
• 220 lots totaling 134 acres
• Yellow is oversized lots
• 564 lots totaling 606 acres

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T-Zone Issues

• Most of lots and uses within the T-Zone do not
  conform
• Light green is conforming
• Yellow is non conforming (lots with less than
  7500 s.f.)
• Red stripe pattern represents non conforming uses
  (gt 2 family use)
• Yellow stripe are non conforming lots and uses

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Downtown Density Map

• T-2 Zoning density is 12 dwelling units per acre
• Density may not conform!
• Varies from 7.6 to 102 dus!
• Density can be masked
• Screened by trees
• Fit into building envelope
• There are 10 blocks exceeding permitted density

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Housing Values

• Per unit values vary widely
• Lowest unit values are in the range of 10,000.
• Maximum unit values range up to 999,000.

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Housing Market Value

• Market Values also vary widely
• The majority of homes are in the 300,000 to
  1,000,000 range
• Multifamily homes range up to 40,000,000.

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Elevation and Slope

• Elevations range from sea level to 600 feet above
  sea level
• The Village has moderate slopes throughout
• It also has steep slopes, but they are confined
  to limited areas

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Transportation

• Ossining has the following transportation
  resources
• Highways
• Route 9
• Route 9A
• Croton Avenue
• Rail Line Metro North
• Pedestrian Paths
• Croton Aqueduct Trail
• Bus Routes
• Parallel major highways

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Community Services

• Ossining has a full complement of community
  services including
• Public Safety
• Fire Protection
• Ambulance
• Public Works
• Community Centers
• Churches
• Senior Facilities
• Libraries
• Museums
• Schools

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Cultural Resources

• Ossining has significant cultural and historic
  resources in both existing and proposed historic
  districts as shown
• Key sites include
• Croton Aqueduct
• Brandreth Pill Factory
• Jug Tavern
• First Baptist Church
• St. Pauls Episcopal

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Issues and Opportunities

• Ossining offers a wealth of opportunities
• Development/redevelopment
• Preserving historic structures
• Implementing walking paths
• Linkages between downtown and waterfront
• Downtown parking solutions
• Utilizing scenic natural resources

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Recommendations

• Development/Redevelopment Projects
• Downtown app. 20 projects
• Waterfront Districts app. 10 projects
• Additions to Historic Districts
• Parking Solutions
• Identity/Beautification
• Continued Downtown Beautification Work
• Northern Gateway
• Broad Street Gateway
• Architectural Design Guides
• Linkages
• Northern to Southern Waterfront
• Train Station to State Street Links
• Pedestrian Access
• State to Hunter Hunter to Barlow
• Croton Aqueduct Links Sing Sing Kill and
  Waterfront
• Housing
• Create/Define Affordable Housing Programs
• Preserve and Enhance Existing Stock

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