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Old Posted Dec 16, 2014, 10:24 PM
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No, I am not sure. But since allowable FSRs are usually expressed as "maximums," I would be surprised if a slight reduction in the actual FSR from the maximum allowable would require city approval. Either way, that question is irrelevant to my proposition: that the 2009 city document is out-of-date and that the far newer marketing render is a much more reliable guide to how many floors this project will have. Which means that Holborn received city approval for the changes and a more current city document exists somewhere, if such approval was necessary.
Yeah, even that amendment document from the City referenced 67 storeys which seemed to differ from the elevations in the same report.

Ultimately, we'll find out when it's topped out - I just hope it tops out fairly close to the top floor of Shangri-La.
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