Automated City Register Information System. Property Records maintained by the NYC Department of Finance.
Boundaries of NYC’s State Assembly districts
Borough, Block, and Lot. Used as a property identifier.
See: NYS Brownfield and Voluntary Cleanup Program Sites
Brownfield Opportunity Areas
See: NYS Chemical Bulk Storage Sites
Boundaries of NYC’s City Council districts
Boundaries of NYC’s 59 Community Districts
Boundaries of NYC’s Congressional districts
Comma Separated Value. These files can be viewed in any spreadsheet application, such as Microsoft® Excel.
Local and through truck routes per NYC Traffic Rules.
See: NYC E-Designation Sites (E)
Areas in Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx offering business incentives.
Former waterbodies that have been filled.
Boundaries of NYC’s historic districts as designated by the Landmarks Commission
See: NYS Hazardous Waste Sites (HW)
See: NYC Industrial Business Zones
Publicly-owned property, identified as potential reforestation/planting areas, specifically without existing tree canopy, significant water bodies, built structures and impervious surface, including recreational facilities.
Mayor's Office of Environmental Remediation
See: NYS Major Oil Storage Facilities
See: US National Priority List Sites
An (E) designation is a zoning map designation that provides notice of the presence of an environmental requirement pertaining to potential hazardous materials contamination or noise or air quality impacts on a particular tax lot.
Areas where industrial firms can get expanded assistance services. www.nyc.gov/ibz.
The goal of NYS Brownfield Cleanup Program is to encourage private-sector cleanups of brownfields contaminated with hazardous waste or petroleum through the availability of various tax credits. The NYS Voluntary Cleanup Program was developed to encourage private sector cleanup of brownfields by enabling parties to investigate and remediate sites using private funds rather than public funds.The NYS Environmental Restoration Program provides grants to municipalities for site investigation and remediation activities at brownfield sites.
The Brownfield Opportunity Area Program provides financial assistance to municipalities and community based organizations (CBOs) to complete revitalization plans for areas affected by the presence of brownfield sites.
The NYS CBS program regulates aboveground storage tanks with a capacity of 185 gallons or more, all underground storage tanks regardless of capacity, and all non-stationary tanks, for example, trucks.
A Spill is an accidental or intentional release of petroleum or other hazardous materials.
Areas offering NYS tax benefits. www.nylovesbiz.com.
In the NYS Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP), areas where projects are eligible for enhanced tax credits.
NYS Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Site Remediation Program (commonly known as State Superfund) is an enforcement program which identifies, characterizes and remediates contamination at suspected hazardous waste disposal sites.
The MOSF program regulates tanks and vessels at petroleum storage facilities with a cumulative capacity of 400,000 gallons or more.
A Spill is an accidental or intentional release of petroleum or other hazardous materials.
The NYS Petroleum Bulk storage Program regulates tanks at facilities with a cumulative storage capacity of more than 1,000 gallons. Fuel oil tanks with a capacity of less than 1,000 gallons are excluded.
A Spill is an accidental or intentional release of petroleum or other hazardous materials.
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Program addresses adverse impacts to human health and the environment that are discovered a result of unsafe waste handling and disposal practices.
Solid waste facilities are sites listed on NYSDEC solid waste database and may include landfills or solid waste transfer stations.
(Mayors) Office of Environmental Remediation
Areas where industrial firms can get expanded assistance services. www.nyc.gov/ibz. See Also: NYC Industrial Business Zones
Antique maps from various sources dating back to the early 1800s. Most of these maps were acquired courtesy of the Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division of the New York Public Library.
See: NYS Petroleum Bulk Storage Sites
Primary Land Use Tax Lot Output. Tax lot, ownership, and city zoning information for the city of New York.
Representation of spatial data using measured values at specific locations stored as a collection of grid cells. This is a simple image that does not have interactive features.
See: NYS Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
Boundaries of NYC’s public school districts
See: NYS Petroleum Spill Locations
Boundaries of NYC’s State Senate districts
MTA subway lines and stations.
See: NYS Solid Waste Facilities
Areas of high population density that are not accessible to a park within a 10-minute walk and where the amount of open space per 1,000 residents is currently less than 2.5 acres.
The National Priorities List (NPL) is the list of national priorities among the known releases or threatened releases of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants throughout the United States. The NPL is intended primarily to guide the EPA in determining which sites warrant further investigation.
This layer includes unimproved, privately-owned properties that were zoned for commercial and manufacturing uses, according to the NYC Department of City Planning’s PLUTO data in fall 2009. The status as vacant comes from observations of no use or structure during the last assessment by the NYC Department of Finance.
Representation of spatial data using points, lines and polygons stored as a collection of discrete x,y coordinates.
See: Vacant Property Database
This layer is a subset of Properties from the Vacant Property Database (VPD) layer where evidence of historic fill was identified from historic map analysis.
US Postal Service ZIP Code boundaries