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NYC is the center of a large region that spans across city, county and state boundaries. Though we are governed independently, many of our planning challenges are interconnected. NYC Metro Region Explorer is a new online tool that enables New Yorkers to understand socioeconomic trends across the metropolitan region.
NYC Population FactFinder (PFF) has been completely rebuilt on an open source platform, allowing users to build population profiles for custom defined areas. Its fast intuitive design incorporates powerful features, including: expanded content, change over time, data visualizations, & shareable links. All profiles include data reliability guidance, giving users confidence to republish findings.
NYC’s Community Portal is your gateway to data, maps, and other resources describing NYC's 59 community districts. Explore and download your community's district profile today!
- NYC's Zoning and Land Use map, ZoLa, has been redesigned from the ground up. It's now easier to research zoning regulations, find your property's zoning, and discover neighborhood proposals and City Planning initiatives. Built entirely on open data, the new ZoLa is 100% open source, works on any device, and allows you to save and share your research.
The rezoning enables the development of new, sustainable, state-of-the-art office buildings, solidifying East Midtown as a premier business district. Buildings will be able to achieve higher densities provided that the developments support enhancements to the area’s transit network and pedestrian realm, and support the preservation of some of Midtown’s most iconic landmarks.
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The Zoning Application Portal (ZAP) is the Department’s updated LUCATS tracking system. The ZAP Portal search allows the public to find current and historic information about Land Use applications. This new portal is still in beta version, questions can be directed to ZAP_Assistance_DL@planning.nyc.govContact Us
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- The City Planning Commission’s Review Session scheduled for Monday, June 25, 2018 will take place in Spector Hall at 22 Reade Street in lower Manhattan.
- The proposed amendment to the City’s Consolidated Plan Citizen Participation Plan – Fair Housing Planning Process has been released for public comment.
- The Proposed 2017 Consolidated Plan Annual Performance and Evaluation Report has been submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
- Updated information regarding the formulation and submission of the Proposed 2018 Consolidated Plan One-Year Action Plan.
- DCP is pleased to announce it now accepts credit cards, as an alternative to paying by check or money order, when applicants pay their land use and CEQR fees. We accept Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover. You can pay either in person at our offices at 120 Broadway, over the phone or by fax.
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