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Since 2002, 97 rezonings, covering over 7600 blocks, have been adopted.

Mayor's Office Launches Development Coordinator Initiative

The Mayor's Office has launched an initiative to help real estate developers, builders, contractors, and licensed professionals working on private developments that have been delayed because of conflicting City policies. The initiative is being piloted in Brooklyn. For more information and to submit your Brooklyn project for consideration, visit www.nyc.gov/devcoordinator.

DCP Proposals in Public Review

Carroll Gardens/
Columbia Street
(Brooklyn)

FRESH Food
Stores
(Citywide)

Middle Village
– Glendale
– Maspeth
(Queens)

Sunset Park
(Brooklyn)

161st Street/
River Avenue
(Bronx)

Flatbush
(Brooklyn)

Greenpoint-
Williamsburg
Contextual Rezoning
(Brooklyn)

Inclusionary Housing(Citywide)

DUMBO
(Brooklyn)

Coney Island
(Brooklyn)

Recently Approved by City Council

Lower Concourse
6/30/09
(Bronx)

Cord Meyer
–Forest Hills
6/30/09
(Queens)

Canarsie
6/30/09
(Brooklyn)

Public Plazas
6/10/09
(Citywide)

Cross Access
Connections
6/10/09
(Staten Island)

Sunnyside Gardens
6/10/09
(Queens)

DCP Proposals & Studies

Bike-Share Opportunities in New York City

Short-Term Events and Long-Term Patterns

Population Dynamics and Trends

Fulton/Nassau Crossroads Storefront and Façade Improvement Program

Fulton/Nassau Crossroads
(Manhattan)

Neighborhood Grocery
& Supermarket Study
(Citywide)

Green Initiatives
(Citywide)

East River Waterfront
(Manhattan)

Gowanus Canal Corridor (Brooklyn)

Residential Parking Study

DCP Notices

City Planning Commission: Schedule of Meetings for 2010

Site Last Updated: July 2, 2009

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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

Environmental Review - Please Share Your Opinion

The Five Borough Economic Opportunity Plan