From Jared B., NYC
10 months ago
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TrafficStat crash data so that safer routes and intersections can be mapped and developed
From Open Government NYC & The Open Planning Project, NYC
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Street parking rules data (hours/days/types of cars)
From Em H., New York, NY
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Department of Buildings Information System (BIS) data including building applications, certificates of occupancy, inspections, (final construction, plumbing, electrical, and elevator), complaints, violations, safety reports, licensing data for contractors.
From Steven R., New York
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NYC school zone boundaries (not school districts, but local school zones - the areas that largely determine which school your child will attend).
From Steven R., New York
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Full crime data using GeoRSS so we can see where everything happens
From Open Government NYC & The Open Planning Project, NYC
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MapPLUTO - or at least the components of MapPLUTO (digital tax map parcel boundaries, plus detailed parcel-based attributes)
From Steven R., New York
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) data on facilities and sites that have may environmental impacts such as air pollution sources, industrial wastewater dischargers, combined sewer outfall (CSO) drainage pipe locations, brownfields, and hazardous materials complaints (historical and current).
From Steven R., New York
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Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) provides a searchable online system (HPD Online) to identify housing violations and enforcement actions on a property-by-property basis.
From Steven R., New York
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Publish all health-related info without personally identifying information
From Open Government NYC & The Open Planning Project, NYC
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GPS data sets for the NYC public transportation system
From Kelly B., San Francisco
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Provide global Lat/Lon in data instead of local GIS coordinates (see 311 calls and Restaurants for examples)
From Michael S., Louisville, KY (family from Queens)
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Stray Voltage [electrified objects in the pedestrian pathway] in NYC is an issue. The location of all energized objects and related info should be in the data mine. see www.strayvoltagenyc.org/sv-map
From roger l., Texas
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Licensees and contractors from NYC Depts of Consumer Affairs and Health & Mental Hygiene (According to the DCA website http://www.nyc.gov/html/dca/html/licenses/licenses.shtml, “DCA licenses more than 60,000 small businesses Citywide in 55 different categories. In order to operate legally in New York City, many businesses must obtain a license from DCA.”) And the DHMH website http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/permit/license_permit.shtml notes that the agency issues licenses in 11 major categories including child care providers, food vendors, facilities that use radioactive materials, and funeral homes.
From Steven R., New York
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GPS data for taxi pickups and drop offs (with timestamps)
From jeff n., new york
9 months ago -
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NYC DogLicensing Tag data (with privacy/data access protection key)
From Elliot K., NYC
9 months ago