New York Statutes

§ 63 — Sub-curb uses

New York·Law MDW Multiple Dwelling·Title 2 Fire Protection and Safety·Art. 3 Multiple Dwellings--general Provisions

§ 63. Sub-curb uses.

1.When any living room is below the level of the\nhighest curb in front of any multiple dwelling erected after April\neighteenth, nineteen hundred twenty-nine, in accordance with the\nprovisions of paragraph f of subdivision one of section thirty-four, all\nportions of such dwelling below such level shall be fireproof throughout\nexcept that windows therein need not be fireproof but shall be of\nincombustible material and may be glazed with plain glass.\n 2. Except in multiple dwellings which do not exceed eighty feet in\nheight measured from the lowest point of any curb on which any part of\nthe dwelling faces, at least one means of egress from any apartment or\nsuite of rooms below the level of the highest curb in front of such a\ndwelling shall lead directly to

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