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Since 2002, 100 rezonings, covering over 8400 blocks, have been adopted

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Residential Streetscape Preservation Text Amendment

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Lower Density Growth Management Area Text Amendment

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The newly updated version of the Department of City Planning’s neighborhood map, New York: A City of Neighborhoods, is now available, featuring new geographic, demographic, and economic.

Curious about where city parks are located, how many miles of streets and waterfront the city has and other interesting facts about the five boroughs?
Pick up the colorful new map at the City Planning bookstore today.

Theater Subdistrict Council is now accepting grant applications for 2010-2011

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Chair's Greetings...

Amanda M. Burden, FAICP:

Amanda M. Burden, Chair

It is a privilege to serve the City of New York as Chair of the City Planning Commission and Director of the Department of City Planning. I welcome the opportunity to plan and develop places in which people will love to live and work -- the vibrant places that will attract and hold creative talent. More >>

Agency Strategic Plan

The Five Borough Economic Opportunity Plan