Update/reorg second level of navigation

[JosephBM]

Under "Initiatives," there should be three tabs: "Borough" "Citywide" and "Commitment Tracker"

The landing page for "Borough" should be in alphabetical order: "Bronx" "Brooklyn" "Manhattan" "Queens" and "Staten Island"

[JosephBM]

Under "Planning," there should be two tabs: "Topics" and "Community Info"

The landing page for "Topics" should have the following in this order:

Housing & Economy Population Waterfront Urban Design Transportation Capital Planning Region

[JosephBM]

Text for the "NYC Rezoning Commitments Tracker" page below. The last sentence should be a hyperlink to https://www1.nyc.gov/site/operations/performance/neighborhood-rezoning-commitments-tracker.page.

Pursuant to Local Law 175 of 2016, the City (through the Mayor’s Office of Operations) is responsible for publishing a list of capital and programmatic commitments associated with neighborhood-scale rezonings, and an annual progress report detailing the status of each initiative. These rezoning commitments are the product of comprehensive and community-driven planning processes in each neighborhood and have been organized by policy domain: Housing; Open Space; Community Resources; Transportation and Infrastructure; and Economic and Workforce Development.

Click here to be redirected to the Commitments Tracker website.

[JosephBM]

Under the "Community Info" page, there should be two tabs: "Community Planning" and "Community Portal"

"Community Portal" should link directly to https://communityprofiles.planning.nyc.gov.

At the home page of https://communityprofiles.planning.nyc.gov, please add the following paragraph above the drop-down menu.

"New York City’s community boards were created by local law in 1975, and each represents a community district. Community boards create opportunities for active participation in public decision making; they help to articulate community needs; shape the services provided to neighborhoods; and they reflect New York City’s remarkable diversity. Community districts range in size from less than 900 acres to almost 15,000 acres, and in population from a little more than 50,000 residents to more than 200,000."

[JosephBM]

Please add one more item for the "Topics" page: "2020 Census"

The order should now be as follows:

Housing & Economy Population 2020 Census Waterfront Urban Design Transportation Capital Planning Region

"2020 Census" should be included in the left navigation as well.

[JosephBM]

Please relabel "Community Portal" as "Community District Profiles"

[JosephBM]

On the Initiatives page, under each section, there should be two categories:

In Progress and Completed Studies

[JosephBM]

Here is the breakdown for projects in The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Staten Island. All projects should be placed in one of two categories: In Progress or Completed Studies.

Bronx

In Progress Bronx Metro-North Station Area Study Bronx Special Districts Zoning Text Amendment Southern Boulevard Neighborhood Study

Completed Studies Harlem River Waterfront Jerome Avenue Neighborhood Planning Study • Cromwell Avenue - Jerome Avenue Transportation Study Resilient Neighborhoods - Edgewater Park Resilient Neighborhoods - Harding Park Hutchinson River Parkway Study Sheridan-Hunts Point Land Use and Transportation Study Sustainable Communities - Bronx Metro-North

Brooklyn

In Progress North Brooklyn Industry & Innovation Plan Gowanus Neighborhood Planning Study Bushwick Neighborhood Plan

Completed Studies East New York Neighborhood Plan Resilient Neighborhoods – Canarsie Resilient Neighborhoods - Gerritsen Beach Resilient Neighborhoods - Sheepshead Bay Red Hook Transportation Study Atlantic Avenue Transportation Study

Still finalizing a couple of questions for Queens, Manhattan and Citywide. Will send those over later this week.