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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the rp602 application in the editor.
- Begin with SECTION A: PROPERTY INFORMATION. Fill in the Borough, Block, and Present Lot(s) clearly. Choose between 'Merger' or 'Apportionment' based on your needs.
- Indicate the Lot(s) Usage by checking the appropriate box (Air, Subterranean, Residential, Commercial, or Mix). Enter the Number of Lots Requested and Gross Square Footage for each type of building.
- Provide the Owner’s Name as per Deed and complete the Property Address fields accurately. If applicable, include details for a Filing Representative.
- Move to SECTION B: CERTIFICATION. Fill in the Architect/Engineer/Applicant’s Name and their contact information. Ensure you sign and date this section to certify your application.
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What is RP602?
RP-602 Rev. Department of Finance. TM. APPLICATION FOR APPORTIONMENTS OR MERGERS. New York City Department of Finance Property Division Tax Map Office. The applicant hereby certifies that, in making this application for merger/apportionment, s/he is the owner, or acting under the direction of the owner.
How to subdivide a lot in NYC?
Builders, developers, architects, engineers, and property owners may request permission from both the Department of Finance and the Department of Buildings to divide (apportion) or merge (combine) lots. Approval depends on several factors including tax and zoning rules.
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