Queens

Long Island City Core Neighborhood Planning Study is one of our neighborhood planning studies to work collaboratively with the community, other city agencies and various stakeholders in Long Island City in Community Districts 1 and 2 to develop comprehensive strategies and recommendations to promote affordable housing, economic opportunities for businesses and job growth, and supporting infrastructure and services. Learn more about the Long Island City Core Neighborhood Planning Study

In support of Mayor de Blasio’s Housing New York Plan, the Department of City Planning (DCP) proposes a new neighborhood planning study for a 10-block area located in the western portion of Downtown Flushing in Community District 7 in Queens. The study area is bounded by Northern Boulevard to the north, Roosevelt Avenue to the south, Prince Street to the east and the Van Wyck Expressway and Flushing Creek to the west. Learn more about the Flushing West Neighborhood.

Resilient Neighborhoods - Old Howard Beach, Hamilton Beach and Broad Channel identifies zoning and land use changes that address specific local conditions not addressed by the citywide Flood Resilience Zoning Text Amendment. Learn more about the Resilient Neighborhoods - Old Howard Beach, Hamilton Beach and Broad Channel - Adopted 06/21/17

Resilient Neighborhoods - Rockaway Park & Rockaway Beach identifies zoning and land use changes to address specific local conditions not addressed by the citywide Flood Resilience Zoning Text Amendment. Learn more about the Resilient Neighborhoods - Rockaway Park & Rockaway Beach

Western Queens Transportation Study aims to improve mobility and enhance connections both within western Queens and to other areas of the city, including nearby Roosevelt Island and northern Brooklyn. Learn more about the Western Queens Transportation Study.