Boston Code of Ordinances § 7-2.2

Citation: Boston Code of Ordinances § 7-2.2 (b)
Parent Document: Boston Code of Ordinances § 7-2.2
Jurisdiction: Boston (municipal)
Original Source: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/boston/latest/boston_ma/0-0-0-4075 ↗

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(b)   In the event of a conflict with the Regulations, the requirements in the Regulations shall prevail.
      GROSS FLOOR AREA (“GFA”) or AREA. The total number of square feet measured between the principal exterior surfaces of enclosing fixed walls.
      HARDSHIP COMPLIANCE PLAN. Alternative Emissions reduction targets and/or timelines for a Building or Building Portfolio.
      INDIVIDUAL COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE. An alternative timeline for complying with the Emissions Standards outlined in this Subsection, as may be updated by the Regulations.
      NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING. As it appears in the records of the Boston Assessing Department, either:
         (a)   1.   A building that equals or exceeds 20,000 square feet in gross building area, and of which 50% or more of the gross building area, excluding parking, is used for commercial, retail, office, professional, educational or other non-residential purposes;
            2.   A parcel with a single owner and multiple buildings whose gross building areas cumulatively equal or exceed 20,000 square feet, and of which 50% or more of the cumulative gross building area, excluding parking, is used for commercial, retail, office, professional, educational or other non-residential purposes. Each such building shall individually comply with the requirements of this Subsection, including reporting and complying with emissions standards, unless part of a building portfolio; or
            3.   Any grouping of non-residential buildings designated by the Review Board as an appropriate reporting unit. Each such building shall individually comply with the requirements of this Subsection, including reporting and complying with emissions standards, unless part of a building portfolio.

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