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| Inclusionary Housing Program Text Amendment |
| The Department of City Planning (DCP), in close coordination with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD),
is proposing a text amendment to upgrade the Inclusionary Housing program, which offers a floor area bonus to developments
that provide affordable housing – Adopted July 29, 2009.
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| Key Terms Clarification Text Amendment |
| The Department of City Planning is proposing a text amendment to clarify and preserve the intent of the zoning regulations
in relation to the terms “development” and “building,” as they are defined in the Zoning Resolution. The use of the term “development”
will be clarified to mean only a new building or a new use of open land. The definition of "building" will be revised to differentiate
one building from another in a way that corresponds to the Building Code and to a common understanding of what differentiates
two buildings that touch. – Adopted February 2, 2011
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| Land Use Application Status Reports |
| Land Use Status Reports display information about land use applications received by the Department of City Planning. Reports
are arranged by borough and community district.
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| Bronx Community Information |
| The New York Public Library offers information on restaurants, history, transportation, government, and culture in the Bronx. |
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| My Neighborhood Statistics |
| Use the Mayor's Office of Operations interactive mapping service to access information about City agency performance in your
neighborhood.
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| New York Botanical Garden |
| The Bronx is home to this 250 acre living museum of plants, which contains 48 gardens, a conservatory, a Children's Adventure
Garden, and much more.
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| Privately Owned Public Space (POPS) |
| Privately Owned Public Spaces are an amenity provided and maintained by a developer for public use, in exchange for additional
floor area. POPS typically contain functional and visual amenities such as tables, chairs, and planting for the purpose of
public use and enjoyment.
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