Land Use Study - Manhattan Community Board 12

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	WASHINGTON HEIGHTS AND INWOOD PLANNING AND LAND USE STUDY CITY COLLEGE ARCHITECTURAL CENTER SHEPARD HALL March 7, 2008 DRAFT At the close of 2004, members of Community Board 12-Manhattan (CB12) began to seek resources for conducting a neighborhood planning and land-use study covering all of Washington Heights and Inwood, the neighborhoods that make up “Northern Manhattan” and comprise Community District 12 (CD12). After consultation with City agency representatives and their elected officials, CB12’s officers and committee chairs determined that a broad-based, district-wide planning study would aid in identifying priorities and in establishing consensus around a set of criteria for evaluating proposed and future development. Cover (in PDF) Section 1 - Introduction, Methodology, Community Actors, and Past Findings (in PDF) Section 2 - Demographics and Best Practices, Housing, Community Needs, Community Facilities, and Potential Sites (in PDF) Section 3 - Neighborhood History, Transportation, Topography, Parks and Open Space, Aerials and Photos, and Historic Preservation (in PDF) Section 4 - Zoning Land Use and Development (in PDF) Section 5 - Recommendations, Resources, and Resolutions (in PDF) Section 0 - Short Version (in PDF)