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| Community Data Portal |
| City Planning’s new user-friendly community data portal provides public access to useful data and resources on a community
district level.
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| Community District Profiles |
| The Department of City Planning provides land use maps and population information in profiles of NYC's 59 community districts. |
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| Community Facilities Zoning |
| The City Council has approved an application filed by the Dept. of City Planning and the City Council Land Use Committee to
amend the Zoning Resolution with regard to community facilities. The amendments will affect zoning regulations on a Citywide
basis, and will result in changes to the use, bulk, and parking regulations for community facilities.
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| Coney Island |
| Find out about the history of Coney Island, the Mermaid Parade, Sideshow School, the Coney Island Freak Show, and more. |
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| Downtown Brooklyn Transportation Blueprint |
| The Downtown Brooklyn Transportation Blueprint is a new transportation planning effort that will reflect the broad multi-modal
transportation needs for the downtown area during the next 20 years.
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| FRESH Food Stores |
| The Food Retail Expansion to Support Health, or FRESH, program will provide zoning incentives for neighborhood grocery stores
to locate in some of the most underserved neighborhoods in the City.
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| Green-Wood Cemetery |
| Some of New York's most famous former residents are among the 560,000 people buried at Green-Wood Cemetery. Get directions
and find out about guided tours.
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| Health of Brooklyn |
| The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene provides a variety of health statistics for Brooklyn neighborhoods. |
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| Heart of Brooklyn |
| A consortium of non-profit cultural institutions highlights the educational and entertainment value of central Brooklyn. |
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| The Heart of Brooklyn Trolley |
| This trolley, a free service from the Heart of Brooklyn, leaves from Prospect Park's Wollman Center and makes stops throughout
the Park, as well as near the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Prospect Park Zoo, and Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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