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Smallest level of police divisions used for reporting and response.

Bookstore, Publishing, Book, Store, Shop, Comic, Press

Polygons to show where food truck vendors are permitted to park and sell goods, provided that all permit requirements have been fulfilled. Mobile food truck means a double-axle vehicle that is completely mobile with no permanent fixed location, the vendor of which prepares all or most of its victuals on board the vehicle to serve or distribute to customers, in a form suitable for immediate ingestion or consumption.

Completed bike lanes across the public street network of New Orleans. Updated regularly by DPW to reflect recently completed lanes. Attributed to show the type, for example a lane shared with cars or one protected from traffic.

Architect, Redevelopment, Friends, Conservancy, Society, Program, Center, Corporation, Save

Locations of "Blue Bike" Share Stations in the city of New Orleans. Data fed directly from LAMA permitting system and updated weekly

The planning districts were created in 1997 or so as the City Planning Commission was beginning a Master Plan process. The boundaries have never been changed and are intended to be permanent so that data collected can show trends within the planning districts over time. When they were created, the boundaries matched Census tract boundaries.

City of New Orleans permit data starting from 1/01/2012. This dataset has been transformed to meet the standards outlined by the Building and Land Development Specification (BLDS).

Pharmacies across New Orleans derived from the Essential Services layer created from Bureau of Revenue's business database.