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2014 City Council District Profiles 2021 Open Space Profiles 7 Ave 11 QUEENS 2021 COMMUNITY DISTRICT Ave Ave 22 St 20141 St CityOpen Council Space District Profiles Ave 14 St 212 St ell l 14 St Profiles 10 St 12 5 1 Ave raoc Ave Ave 220 St 10 St 214 St N Ave Parkland Ave y 1 Ashmead Park w 224 St 1 St 10 St K P e 2 B.C.C.A. Mini-park v 221 St a i A p 0 and Garden o 210 St 9 t U y 3 Baisley Pond Park ain St w k 214 St 222 St P 4 Belt Parkway d y n Ave a w l Pk 1 St 5 Block Association #81 d l i 8 ntra d Ce M 202 St Gran 1 St 4 Ave 1 St Ave 6 Brinkerhoff Mall 6 Coolie Ave 21 St 7 Daniel M. O’Connell E-F 1 St F 17 Playground Ave ve 8 Detective Keith L ll A 104 Ave 28 hu 1 St F St 1 Wood 12 St 21 100 Ave Williams Park E-F Ave 13 220 St Maple Grove 18 aaica Ave 104 Ave 9 Discovery Garden Cemetery 0 Ave rancis eis l 10 Dr. Charles R. Drew Park F 16 Ave St 1 ollis Ave 20 F Ave Ave 11 Foch Sitting Area erty Ave 35 St 1 202 St 112 Ave Lib 1 St 12 Garden 12 St 14 42 11 St 34 111 Ave 20 St 13 Garden E-J-Z 1 8 10 St 110 E 1 St erric l 14 St 114 Ave 14 George Eagle Carr 46 10 Ave 38 11 Ave F Community Garden ayille St a J-Z E-J-Z r 7 uroc Ave204 St ay m W 15 George Washington 22 14 St en e m r ir s A e 10 St 37 Dunir St B Carver Botanical Garden e l g v Ave 23 e 110 Ave d k 11 Ave 16 Gladys Warren Triangle us 10 Ave 25 1 St tlantic Ave T 22 St 31 6 Sayres1 Ave St 9 11 Ave 17 Haggerty Park 101 Ave inen l 18 Harvard Playground 29 1 St 12 St Li 24 45 Ave ve 12 St r 15 200 St 9 p 1 St 19 Hilton Holiday Gardens 10 Ave o S 11 Ave o u l t 12 St p e h 1 St 20 Hollis Playground 5 v in 111 Ave 32 112 St A B 1 St d lv 21 Hollis Veterans Square o d 11 Ave 10 St 10 St VanWyc py o w 12 e 11 Ave 120 Ave d 22 Howard Von Dohlen k 41 v La 1 St l S 12 St B Playground d 27 l e 122 Ave fi g 23 Jamaica Gateway Park 14 St 11 St n 140 St inen l i 11 d r 10 Ave 14 St lv p S 24 Jamaica Playground S d B 144 St 11 Ave 26 v e 2 l eslie ill 10 St 10 Ave B v ey sh 25 Latimer Playground isl a Ba N vd Me 26 Locust Manor 10 Bl uy rewer l 12 Ave rr 10 Foch ick 142 St 1 St 33 B 221 St Civic Association lvd noo St eell St 39 21 St 12 Ave 27 Locust Manor Playground ocaay l 11 11 Ave 3 urston St 28 Major Mark Park 1 Ave 13 12 Ave 10 St 36 30 Carson St 29 Marconi Park 1 St 40 R 44 30 Montbellier Park 11 St ock away B 43 124 St Sutter Ave lvd 11 St 1 Ave 31 Norelli-Hargreaves 1 St 14 Ave 140 Ave 141 Ave 22 St Memorial Triangle 14 St 141 14 Ave 1 Ave 32 Norelli-Hargreaves 10 St 14 Ave 1 Pl 1 19 1 Ave Playground 1 Ave 4 1 St 33 North Rochdale Playground 14 34 Park 14 Ave 35 Peters Field 241 St 36 Playground One Forty 144 Ave 21 St A 37 Proctor-Hopson Circle 100 St 14 Ave 38 Prospect Cemetery 1 St 39 Railroad Park 40 Rochdale Park 41 Roy Wilkins Park 1 42 Rufus King Park St n City, State, and n Dog Runs ● K-12 Schools 43 South Gate Mall Legend John F. Kennedy International Airport Federal Parkland ● Community Gardens ● Public Libraries 44 South Rochdale 1/2 Mile n Playgrounds ● Recreation Centers ● Hospitals & Clinics Playground Community Districts n Schoolyards to ● POPS 20 Highest COVID-19 45 St. Albans Park Playgrounds ● Subway Stations Mortality Zip Codes 46 William Simmons n Public Plazas Community Garden Club n Swimming Pools C r o s s B a y ouleard 1 Miles QUEENS 2021 COMMUNITY DISTRICT 2014 CityOpen Council Space District Profiles Profiles 12 5 4% PARKLAND CD12 NYC DEMOGRAPHICS CD12 NYC Total District Land (acres) 6,137 228,892 Resident Population 243K 8.4M City, State, & Federal Parkland (acres) 274 53,371 Residents under 18 22% 21% Percent Parkland of Percent Parkland 4% 23% Total District Area Residents over 65 13% 14% City Parks in District (acres) 266 15,435 Average Median Household Income $66K $66K Percent City Parks in District 4% 7% Population in Poverty 13% 19% ACCESS 49 Race: American Indian or Alaska Native 0% 0% Out of 59 City Parks in District per 1,000 residents (acres) 1.1 1.8 Race: Asian 13% 14% Rank of Percent Parkland Residents within a 5 minute walk of a park 53% 66% Race: Black 64% 24% City Parks in District per 1,000 children (acres) 4.9 8.7 Race: Multiracial 3% 4% City Parks in District per 1,000 seniors (acres) 8.2 13.0 45 Race: Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 0% 0% Out of 59 AMENITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE Race: Other 15% 15% Rank of Residents within a Community Gardens 16 9 5 minute walk of a park Race: White 5% 43% Recreation Centers 3 1 Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino 16% 29% Playgrounds 28 16 HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT Swimming Pools 3 2 202 Child Asthma Incidences per 10,000 202 223 Child Asthma Incidences Dog Runs 0 1 per 10,000 Child Obesity Rate 23% 20% Sprayshowers 21 10 Life Expectancy (years) 80.5 81.2 Public Schools 63 32 Adult Obesity Rate 30% 24% Parks “Acceptable” for Condition 80.5 Adult Diabetes Rate 85% 89% Life Expectancy (years) 16% 11% Parks “Acceptable” for Cleanliness 93% 94% Hospitals and Clinics 32 19 STEWARDSHIP Air Pollution (micrograms per m3) 7.0 8 Park-Related 311 calls per 1,000 residents 13 11 22 Tree Canopy Cover 19% 22% Out of 59 Park Volunteer Groups 16 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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