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CHARTER CHAOS
100

This elevated area, also known as America's First Suburb, was designated as the City's first Historic District

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

100

New York's newest waterfront State Park, transforming the site of a former massive landfill into recreation for the masses

Shirley Chisholm State Park

100

This district is home to both the Bronx Zoo and New York Botanical Garden

D15/Feliz

100

ITALIAN MANS SHAWL

NANTASHA WILLIAMS

100

This Community District will almost certainly be among the "bottom 12" since it has produced a grand total of 7 affordable housing units in the last 5 years

BROOKLYN CB 10
200

Covering over 100 blocks with nearly 2,200 buildings, NYC's largest Historic District preserve a unique collection of early American architecture and historic streetscapes

GREENWICH VILLAGE

200

Until this reservoir system was completed in the 1840's, the City relied on dwindling groundwater supplies from beneath Brooklyn and Queens

CROTON

200

This District's Council Member is the only current Member who has been parodied on Saturday Night Live

HARVEY EPSTEIN - 2

200

DANIELLE

LINDA LEE

200

Consolidation and modernization of City Map operations will generally replace but not necessarily eliminate this division, within each of the Borough President offices

THE TOPOGRAPHICAL BUREAU

300

This landmark Supreme Court case upheld the city's Landmarks Law as a reasonable restriction on private property rather than a taking

PENN CENTRAL VS. NYC

300

Walking distance from City Hall, this was one of colonial NYCs water sources but slowly became a pestilential bog due to population growth and dumping. No trace of it remains but a name on the map

The Collect Pond

300

This district is home to a large Primary Industrial Area and is extremely grouchy about sidewalk cafes

D30/Holden

300

NERDY SUSAN

SANDY NURSE

300

According to the most recently available data, this Borough likely does not have a Community District among the "bottom 12" of affordable housing production

THE BRONX
400
This landmark near City Hall was the tallest building in the world when it was completed in 1899, a distinction it held for nearly 10 years but is now mostly forgotten
THE PARK ROW BUILDING
400

This spot on the East River was a treacherous site of many shipwrecks until the invention of dynamite allowed the clearing of underwater rocks and a calming of the currents

THE HELL GATE
400

Home to one of the City's three newly-approved gaming facilities, this Council District is the only one which did not go through a ULURP action to secure a license.

[28/Adams]

400

ACRONYM FIASCO

FRANCISCO MOYA

400

This nebulous term is a required finding for the BSA and ELURP applications that is intended to ensure that buildings fit in with their surroundings

NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTER

500

Designated in 1995, this relic of the 1960's initially symbolized the theme of "Peace Through Understanding" but has become a broader symbol of Queens 

THE UNISPHERE

500

For hundreds of years, these salty souls have boarded large ships outside of New York Harbor and guided them into port through the treacherous sand bar

SANDY HOOK PILOTS

500

This district includes NYC's only indigenous peoples-related landmark, the Aakawaxung Munahanung (Island Protected from the Wind) archaeological site

51/Morano

500

CANONICAL SERENE I

ELSIE ENCARNACION

500

Under "ELURP" , developers in single and two family districts will be able to apply for approval to build this maximum size of multi-family building

4 stories, 45'