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2014 City Council District Profiles 2021 Open Space Profiles A-C-E S 7-7 Express 7-7 1-2-3 N-Q-R-W Express B-D-F-M 7-7 Express A-C-E 4 1-2-3 MANHATTAN N-Q-R-W 2021 COMMUNITY DISTRICT B-D-F-M Open Space 2014 City Council District Profiles 6 1-2 33rd St Profiles 2 5 5 A-C-E 23rd St N-Q-R-W 4-6-6 Express Legend28th St N 1-2 Ave 1/4 Mile F-M 4-6-6 Express 8th Ave 10th Community Districts 18th St ● Subway Stations n City, State, and 9th Ave N-Q-R-W 1-2 Federal Parkland Little W 12th St A-C-E 29 n Playgrounds L n4-6-6 Schoolyards Express to Playgrounds n Public Plazas 6th Ave 5 7th Ave n Swimming Pools Horatio St 14 F-M n Dog Runs Jane St 1-2-3 L ● Community Gardens 16 Broadway ● Recreation Centers 12th St 13th St 1 24 ● POPS Bethune St Park Ave S Bank St ● K-12 Schools 2 11th St ● 2 12th St N-Q-R-W Public Libraries W 4 St ● Hospitals & Clinics St 18 L Perry St 11th St 20 Highest COVID-19 Pl est 5th Ave Mortality Zip Codes Charles St 28 17 10th St 4-5-6-6 6 ashington St W 9th St W Express 10th St 1-2 4 Parkland3rd Ave St 8th St 13 her 27 University 1 Abingdon Square Christop W L A-C-E ashington Sq N 2 Bleecker Playground Barrow St B-D-F-M 3 Charlton Plaza Morton St 34 4 Christopher Park N-Q-R-W 5 Corporal John A. Seravalli 7th Ave S 22 33 L Leroy St 921 W 3 St 4-6-6 Express Playground Clarkson St 1531 7 23 6 DeSalvio Playground 4th St 7 Downing Street Playground 35 30 8 Duarte Square 1-2 11 9 Father Demo Square King St 26 Bleecker St Great Jones St t 10 Father Fagan Park S 19 20 Ch Sullivan St arlton St 3 Houston S Bond St 11 Fiorello La Guardia Park Vandam St 12 Grand Canal Court 10 4-6-6 Express Princ t 13 Hudson River State Park t A-C-E S e St B-D-F-M 14 Jackson Square Greenwich 32 y ick 15 James J Walker Park wa ar d 16 Jane Street Garden V Spring St N-Q-R-W 2nd Ave 6th Ave 17 Jefferson Market Garden Watts 1st Ave St F 18 McCarthy Square 1-2 W Broa 19 Mercer Playground 8 4-6-6 Express Bowery 20 Merchant’s House Museum 12 Crosby St t 21 Minetta Green S Broadway 25 6 Kenmare St 22 Minetta Playground Greene St Grand St 23 Minetta Triangle A-C-E 24 NYC AIDS Memorial Park Hudson J-Z at St. Vincent’s Triangle 1-2 R-W Delancey St 25 Petrosino Square F 4-6-6 Express 26 PlaygroundJ-M-Z of the Americas N-Q Hester St B-D 3 Mott St 27 Sheridan Square J-Z Viewing Garden Canal St Elizabeth St 28 Hudson River Park Chambers St 29 The High Line Church St 30 The Public Theater 1-2-3 31 Tony Dapolito Recreation Center 32 Vesuvio Playground A-C Bowery oadway33 Washington Square Park E Br F 2-3 4-5-6-6 Express 34 West 4th Street Courts R-W J-Z 35 William F. Passannante Ballfield E 1 4-5 R-W J-Z A-C 2-3 1 R-W St 4-5 ater 1 W J-Z 2-3 4-5 2 R-W 1 1 Miles MANHATTAN 2021 COMMUNITY DISTRICT 2014 CityOpen Council Space District Profiles Profiles 2 5 13% PARKLAND CD2 NYC DEMOGRAPHICS CD2 NYC Total District Land (acres) 1,173 228,892 Resident Population 88K 8.4M City, State, & Federal Parkland (acres) 157 53,371 Residents under 18 9% 21% Percent Parkland of Percent Parkland 13% 23% Total District Area Residents over 65 16% 14% City Parks in District (acres) 18 15,435 Average Median Household Income $127K $66K Percent City Parks in District 2% 7% Population in Poverty 8% 19% ACCESS 23 Race: American Indian or Alaska Native 0% 0% Out of 59 City Parks in District per 1,000 residents (acres) 0.2 1.8 Race: Asian 14% 14% Rank of Percent Parkland Residents within a 5 minute walk of a park 86% 66% Race: Black 2% 24% City Parks in District per 1,000 children (acres) 2.2 8.7 Race: Multiracial 3% 4% City Parks in District per 1,000 seniors (acres) 1.2 13.0 15 Race: Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 0% 0% Out of 59 AMENITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE Race: Other 1% 15% Rank of Residents within a Community Gardens 2 9 5 minute walk of a park Race: White 79% 43% Recreation Centers 1 1 Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino 6% 29% Playgrounds 15 16 HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT Swimming Pools 4 2 38 Child Asthma Incidences per 10,000 38 223 Child Asthma Incidences Dog Runs 2 1 per 10,000 Child Obesity Rate 5% 20% Sprayshowers 7 10 Life Expectancy (years) 85.8 81.2 Public Schools 11 32 Adult Obesity Rate 4% 24% Parks “Acceptable” for Condition 85.8 Adult Diabetes Rate 95% 89% Life Expectancy (years) 3% 11% Parks “Acceptable” for Cleanliness 97% 94% Hospitals and Clinics 14 19 STEWARDSHIP Air Pollution (micrograms per m3) 9.5 8 Park-Related 311 calls per 1,000 residents 13 11 46 Tree Canopy Cover 14% 22% Out of 59 Park Volunteer Groups 13 10 Rank of Tree Canopy Cover Methodology and data sources available at www.ny4p.org/research RESOURCES NEW YORKERS FOR PARKS’ RESEARCH IS SUPPORTED BY: NEW YORK CITY COMMUNITY BOARDS: www1.nyc.gov/site/cau/ community-boards/community-boards.page NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL: council.nyc.gov NEW YORK CITY PARKS: nycgovparks.org Booth Ferris The Cowles PARTNERSHIPS FOR PARKS: partnershipsforparks.org Foundation Charitable Trust New Yorkers for Parks is committed to raising the voices of parks NEW YORKERS FOR PARKS PROJECT STAFF advocates and showing why public investment is critical to our parks 212- 838 -9410 Lucy Robson and open spaces. As the only independent parks advocacy organization [email protected] Caitlyn Linehan in New York City, NY4P elevates parks and open space issues citywide @NY4P Yining Lei through advocacy, research and community outreach. New Yorkers for Parks Jamala Wallace @ny4p GRAPHIC DESIGN www.ny4p.org Michael Bierman.
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