AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2016 Part 1

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 1 Records 1-149,000 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2014 Part 2

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 2 Records 149,001 - 169,478 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2015 Part 2

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 2 Records 149,001+ 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls - ZIP

1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity.
JCPD - Service Calls 2015 Part 1

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 1 Records 1-149,000 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2014 Part 1

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 1 Records 1-149,000 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2016 Part 2

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls Part 2 Records 149,001+ 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
JCPD - Service Calls 2017 (Complete)

Jersey City Police Department - Service Calls (2017 Complete) 1. Does not include domestic disturbances, sexual assaults, attempted suicides, kidnapping, child abuse, unattended child, or missing child calls. 2. A single call will yield multiple rows and duplicate listings here to account for each individual responding unit. 3. A "True" primary field means that unit is in command and/or the first on scene. 4. This data is call response only and a call for a certain type of activity does not always translate into a crime being committed. 5. COMPSTAT data provides information regarding true criminal activity. [View Map]
HEDC Building Inspections

Housing, Economic Development and Commerce's Building Inspections data from 2014 - 2015, including dashboards. ─────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────── Building Inspection Data 2014 (CSV) │[Download link] ─────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────── Building Inspection Data 2015 (CSV) │[Download link] ─────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────── Building Inspection Data Dash 2014 (XLSX)│[Download link] ─────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────── Building Inspection Data Dash 2015 (XLSX)│[Download link] ─────────────────────────────────────────┴───────────────────
Zoning Board of Adjustment Application  - Z20-030 - 680 Grand Street 2020

9. For: Site Plan Amendment with "d" variances Applicant: Myeni and Sons, LLC. Review Planner: Erica Baptiste Address: 680 Grand Street Attorney: Charles Harrington III, Esq. Block: 17204 Lot: 12.01 Zone: R1 – One and Two Family Description: Site Plan Amendment to Case No. Z16-008 to reduce commercial square footage on ground floor to accommodate a transformer room, add an elevator and reconfigure layouts. “d” Variances: Use and Height “c” Variances: n/a 10. This is an application to the Zoning Board of Adjustment of Jersey City. This case is scheduled for an upcoming meeting.
Gender Distribution in Jersey City

Data pulled from the Census: [https://api.census.gov/data.html] ACS 5-Year Data Profiles The American Community Survey (ACS) is an ongoing survey that provides data every year -- giving communities the current information they need to plan investments and services. The ACS covers a broad range of topics about social, economic, demographic, and housing characteristics of the U.S. population. The data profiles include the following geographies: nation, all states (including DC and Puerto Rico), all metropolitan areas, all congressional districts, all counties, all places and all tracts. Data profiles contain broad social, economic, housing, and demographic information. The data are presented as both counts and percentages. There are over 2,400 variables in this dataset.
Historic Preservation Commission Agendas 2021

The [Historic Preservation Commission], as established by the 2001 Land Development Ordinance, works to identify, record and protect buildings, sites, places, structures, objects or landscape features of significant historical, architectural, social and archeological value. The identification of historic resources for municipal landmarking is based on the [National Register Criteria for Evaluation] established by the United States Department of the Interior. The eleven-member commission strives to help the public in understanding the importance of these historic resources, both individually and in the context of the surrounding districts and neighborhoods by encouraging appropriate development and rehabilitation in accordance with the [Jersey City Land Development Ordinance Chapter 345.71 : Historic Preservation Standards] and the [Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for the Treatment of Historic Properties,] especially the [Standards for Rehabilitation]. The Commission is currently supported by two preservation staff, an attorney and secretarial staff. Should you have any questions please reach out to the Division of City Planning at 201-547-5010 or email cityplanning@jcnj.org. During the state of emergency, meetings will be held virtually. Please review agendas for more information on how to access plans and virtual meetings.
Historic Preservation Commission - H20-434 54 Wayne St 2021

. [Case: H20-434] Applicant: Stephen Joseph, Esq. on behalf of 54 Wayne LLC, Owner Address: 54 Wayne St Block/Lot: 12901/22 Zone: H / Van Vorst Park Historic District For: Certificate of Appropriateness for interior alterations, exterior restoration, and construction of a full height rear addition at a contributing, altered, three story, Greek Revival wood frame constructed c. 1860.
Historic Preservation Commission - H20-258 89 Bright St 2021

A. [Case: H20-258] Applicant: Thomas Leane, Esq. on behalf of Green Homes Developer, Inc, owner Address: 89 Bright Street Block/Lot: 13905/11 Zone: H / Van Vorst Park Historic District For: Certificate of Appropriateness for the construction of a new three unit, three bay, four story residential townhouse with rear and roof decks on vacant land. RECOMMENDATION TO THE JERSEY CITY PLANNING BOARD
Historic Preservation Commission - H20-315 130 Summit Ave 2021

. [Case: H20-315] Applicant: BLDGup Management LLC for Garden State Episcopal Development, CDC Address: 130 Summit Avenue Block/Lot: 15305/11.01 Zone: R-1; Individual Municipal Landmark in the Municipal, State & National Register Eligible Bergen Hill Historic District For: Certificate of Appropriateness for the exterior restoration and interior rehabilitation and adaptive re-use of the circa 1870 Gothic Revival Church for residential use and the construction of two, new five story attached residential buildings on the surrounding lot with 82 residential units, and 30 automobile parking spaces total, with rooftop amenities on the new construction. RECOMMENDATION TO THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Zoning Board Application - Z20-025 319-321 Old Bergen Road 2021

Case: Z20-025 Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan with “d” & “c” Variances Applicant: Nooran, LLC Review Planner: Lindsey Sigmund, AICP Address: 319-321 Old Bergen Road Attorney: Eugene O’Connell, Esq. Block: 27005 Lot(s): 5.01, 5.02 Zone: R-1 For: Proposed four (4)-story multi-family building containing ten (10) dwelling units and eight (8) ground floor parking spaces. “d” Variances: Use, Height “c” Variances: Curb cut width, Drive aisle width
Zoning Board Application - Z20-073 847-849 Communipaw Avenue 2021

16. Case: Z20-095 Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan with “d” & “c” Variances Applicant: Devi Ma Communipaw, LLC Review Planner: Cameron C. Black Address: 847-849 Communipaw Avenue Attorney: Donald M. Pepe, Esq. Block: 18206 Lot(s): 11 Zone: Commercial Automotive For: A 35 unit 6-story building with 12 parking spaces and “d” Variances: Use and Height “c” Variances: Rear yard setback
Planning Board Application - P22-120 415-435 Summit Avenue 2022

Case: P22-120 For: Administrative Amendment Address: 415-435 Summit Avenue Applicant: TRG 425 Summit, LLC / Summit & Sip, LLC Attorney: Eugene T. Paolino, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 10704 Lot: 2, 6 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 3: Commercial Center) Description: The Applicant is seeking an Administrative Amendment to the Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan with Deviations granted under P20-098 and the Administrative Amendment granted under P21-140. The Applicant is seeking a further Administrative Amendment to the ground and basement floor plans, resulting from the relocation of transformer banks from below sidewalk to the interior of the building as per PSEG requirements and subsurface conditions. Variance(s): None
Planning Board Application - P21-151 2958 John F. Kennedy Boulevard and 67-73 Cottage Street 2022

Case: P21-151 For: Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan w/ “c” Variances Address: 2958 John F. Kennedy Boulevard and 67-73 Cottage Street Applicant: Journal Square Tower LLC Attorney: Charles Harrington, III, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 7903 Lot: 1, 2 and 3 Zone: Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan – Zone 3: Commercial Center Description: Applicant proposes a new thirty-one (31) story (including one permitted mezzanine level) mixed-use building, with two hundred fifty-two (252) residential units, one hundred eight (108) hotel rooms, two (2) ground floor retail spaces, office use (pursuant to office use bonus), banquet hall, restaurant use, and two hundred two (202) vehicle parking spaces. Variances: Height, minimum rear yard setback/step backs, all floor levels above the ground floor no extend greater than 85’ from any right-of-way, head-in/head-out loading and parking facilities design, minimum floor to ceiling height, valet parking drop off lane, permitted residential floor area, tower setback, minimum require front lot line and side lot line tower setbacks, tower on a base setback, max parking requirement.
Planning Board Application - P22-163 3079 John F. Kennedy Boulevard (2022)

Case: P22-163 For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan Address: 3079 John F. Kennedy Boulevard Applicant: Chosen Square, LLC Attorney: Thomas P. Leane, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 6304 Lot: 4.02 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed Use) Description: Proposed development of a twelve (12) story hotel with two hundred and ten (210) units and thirty-six parking spaces on the first floor. Variance(s): None
Planning Board Application - P22-006 611 Tonnele Avenue 2022

Case: P22-006 For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan w/ "c" Variances Address: 611 Tonnele Avenue Applicant: 651 Tonnele Avenue, LLC Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Attorney: E. Neal Zimmermann Block: 1901, 1101 Lot: 1-19, 1-9 Zone: Tonnele Avenue Light Industrial Description: The project includes the demolition of the existing terminal building and the construction of 53,072 gross square feet of truck terminal building including a garage and guard house with associated infrastructure and site improvements. The project includes the consolidation of block 1901, lots 1-19 and block 1101, lots 1-9 into one 11.26 acre tract. Variance(s): Setback buffer from public street right of way.
Planning Board Application - P21-060 26 Perrine Avenue 2022

Case: P21-060 For: Minor Site Plan w/ "c" Variances Address: 26 Perrine Avenue Applicant: John Jarema - POA - c/o Abdel Wahab Attorney: John Haig Anlian, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 10803 Lot: 49 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed-Use) Description: Construction of a four (4) story building with a basement and seven (7) residential units. Variance(s): Minimum Rear Yard Set Back, Maximum Building Height, Minimum Floor to Ceiling Height (Res), Shape Factor
Planning Board Application - P20-170 2958 John F. Kennedy Boulevard and 71-73 Cottage Street 2021

Case: P20-170 For: Preliminary & Fnal Major Site Plan w/ “c” Variances Address: 2958 John F. Kennedy Boulevard and 71-73 Cottage Street Applicant: Journal Square Tower LLC Attorney: Charles Harrington, III, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 7903 Lot: 1, 2 and 3 Zone: Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan – Zone 3: Commercial Center Description: The applicant proposes to construct a 28 story mixed use building with 2 floors of commercial space pursuant of the office bonus of the redevelopment plan, 2 ground floor retail and 322 residential units Variances: Height, minimum rear yard setback/stepbacks, all floor levels above the ground floor no extend greater than 85’ from any right-of-way, head-in/head-out loading and parking facilities design, minimum front lot line and lot line tower setbacks, 5’ setback at tower base, 30’ setback adjacent to low density zone, 30’ setback from adjacent property’s rear property line; ground-to-ceiling height within 30’ of rear lot line
Environmental Commission 2021 Agendas

Environmental Commission Agendas for 2021 (Most Recent First) ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - December 14 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - November 16 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - October 12 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - September 14 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - August 10 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - June 8 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - May 11 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - April 13 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - March 2 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - February 9 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────── Environmental Commission Agenda - January 12 (PDF) │[Preview] ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────
Planning Board Application - P22-096 248-250 Academy Street 2022

Case: P22-096 For: One (1) Year Site Plan Extension Address: 248-250 Academy Street Applicant: GOPALJI, LLC / DVSRD, LLC Attorney: Gerard D. Pizzillo, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 12204 Lot: 1, 30 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed Use) Description: The Applicant is seeking a one (1) year site plan extension to the Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan approval with Deviations and Conditions granted under case number P19-167. Variance(s): None
Planning Board Application - P22-105 14-18 Van Reipen Avenue 2022

Case: P22-105 For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan with ‘C’ Variances Address: 14-18 Van Reipen Avenue Applicant: Deep Patel Attorney: Charles J. Harrington III, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 7903 Lot: 32, 33, 34 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed Use) Description: Applicant is proposing to construct a seven (7) story residential building with thirty-five (35) residential units, first floor retail space and a parking garage with eleven (11) parking spaces. Variances: Stories, Height, Rear Yard Setback above ground floor, Floor to ceiling height for ground floor
Planning Board Application - P22-003 32-34 Cottage Street 2022

Case: P22-003 For: Interim Use Application Address: 32-34 Cottage Street Applicant: 32-34 Cottage, LLC Attorney: Charles J. Harrington III, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 7902 Lot: 46 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed-Use) Description: Proposed interim use for the property for eight (8) surface private parking spaces; and a park area / dog park for public use. Requested duration for the interim use is three (3) years. Variance(s): N/A
Planning Board Application - P22-167 30 Journal Square (3-26 Enos Place, 122-130 Newkirk Street, 29-31 Sip Avenue 2022

The Applicant is seeking an additional seven (7) year site plan approval extension from January 7, 2023 in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:55D-52(e), of the amendment to the Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan granted under case number P19-078 on October 29, 2019 and memorialized by resolution on January 7, 2020. Please see Legal Memo attached.
Planning Board Application - P22-082 169 Culver Avenue 2022

Case: P22-082 For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan with "c" Variances Address: 169 Culver Avenue Applicant: LLCK Investment Ventures, LLC Attorney: Charles J. Harrington III, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 22102 Lot: 16 Zone: West Side Avenue Redevelopment Plan Description: Proposed Development of a new six (6) story mid-rise development containing seven (7) dwelling units and six (4) parking spaces. Variance(s): Minimum Lot Size, Minimum Lot Width, Side Yard Setback, Rear Yard Setback, Maximum Building Coverage, Minimum Required Parking, Minimum Floor to Ceiling Height, Maximum Permitted Driveway Width
Planning Board Application - P22-190 11-29 Cottage Street (2022)

Case: P22-190 For: Administrative Amendment Address: 11-29 Cottage Street Applicant: Cottage 29 Owner, LLC Attorney: Eugene T. Paolino, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 7903 Lots: 20-25 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone 4: Neighborhood Mixed Use) Description: The Applicant is seeking an Administrative Amendment to the Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan with Deviations approved under P20-172. The Applicant is seeking to reduce the proposed number of units from 669 to 622; Internal reconfiguration of Office Space floors to add a mechanical room reducing the total square footage from 44,591 to 43,591 and installation of louvers on facade to accommodate proposed mechanical space. All other aspects of the Project remain unchanged. Variance(s): Previously approved
Planning Board Application - P22-033 830-832 Pavonia Avenue 2022

Case: P22-033 For: One (1) Year Extension Address: 830-832 Pavonia Avenue Applicant: 830 Pavonia LLC Attorney: Rosemary Stone-Dougherty, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 9404 Lots: 22, 23 Zone: Journal Square 2060 (Zone: 4 Neighborhood Mixed-Use) Description: Extension on previously approved application under case number P18-119
Planning Board Application - P22-143 99 Storms Avenue 2022

Case: P22-143 For: Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan Amendment with "c" Variances Address: 99 Storms Avenue Applicant: 99 Storms Development, LLC Attorney: Thomas P. Leane, Esq. Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 15003 Lot: 18.01 Zone: NC Neighborhood Commercial Description: Amendments to a previously approved six (6) story building containing fifty (50) units. Proposed amendments include replacement of five (5) previously approved parking spaces with retail, minor facade changes, addition of amenity roof deck and interior reconfigurations. Variance(s): Set back (Roof top appurtenances), Parking
Planning Board Application - P21-116 55 Washburn Street 2022

Case: P21-116 For: One (1) Year Extension Address: 55 Washburn Street Applicant: Puran and Anjaali Persaud Attorney: Pro Se Review Planner: Timothy Krehel, AICP PP Block: 8202 Lot: 14 Zone: R-4 Description: One (1) year extension requested for previous planning board approval under case numbers P17-016, P19-113, and P20-130.