What does the “accessory, extension or enlargement uses only” restriction mean?
Properties sold with these restrictions can usually be used only by the adjacent owner to support an existing use next door. Examples of acceptable uses are: parking for homes, gardens next to homes and parking to support adjacent businesses. Expansions or enlargements to existing homes or businesses are permitted. However, separate buildings are not allowed. Refer to the New York City Zoning Resolution or contact the Department of City Planning for further requirements.
