The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
eve CENTRE PROJECT E
$13A PERSON ANNUAL
COST OF CITY WORKS
Other Municipalities Far Behind in
improvements MANY Have Plans
but Cannot Execute Them.

uses. These charts are being compiled
from the aliases published FOR different |
periods.
3. Time and fare zone transit maps /
are being prepared. Tines" maps will /
show the time required to travel from |
any part of the city to the city Hail. !
Taken In connection with our population |
charts and charts showing cN iSting build !
Ing deNel i'm ent, they Viii facilitate the !
making of intensive studies as to the /
effect Of specific improvements IN transit .
facilities upon tho distribution II popu- |
lation. and will thus give better r,sis .
for estimating the effect OF the dual sub /
way system or Other proposed transit
developments.
Data will be prepared showing py
small districts the location ~ factory
and other workers. Tine planniuG OF !
the housing of thl community viii be /.
largely determined 10y the probable lo- B
cation aud extent of the industrial dis +.
trcts The location Of Industrial dis .
tricis l. in turn largely determined by .
the location of docks and terujU Is. |
Charts being prepared vlll show tn, de- /
Veiopmcnt from ieIiod To- rCEiud of docks
and terminals, ani statistics OF improved
waterfront used IA connection " tn sta
tistics Of amount - imports and exports .
will aid I'm an estimat" OF the milch-" ,
ard location OF i1pr we'd waterfront that !
viii be required to handle several times /
the present commerce" OF the port. |
Ldhe"is' the chtrtS showing IN" l1ca- |
ton, development and change of indus |
tflal districts. together with statutes
as 10 the total amount - lana area
ucNoyd TO factories viii give some basis
for an estimate e the extent and looa-
t'"h OF factory districts "h'n IN" popn-
lauoh OF the cry mas d unleh ana the
output OF factories mas increased TWO
Little luitEihatlon ana no research
i required TO JUSTIFY the as~dmptlo', Tor
IN" future o! a population ScN'la' times
/ thr present "lth'h thr New YORK Mrtip-
! pol'tan dstiIct, IL dutS require con
sIdeF|'le lmae'nhti"n assisted ~ the
most carelul research 10 determine IN"
pfopaoI distribution OF the iutHn' p"pu'
| 'd'o" ana '"e P'oo" one I"'"'o'' ana "N-
! tent o' business ana Wdu'tIl'i centres
ne pr"oa"'' p'"'' "i u'Nt'"pih'Ht -
/ also extremely important II IS not only
in'fo! taut 10 hhp" What areas WI!
eNth'u'nE NE heeutu Ior Po'l "rF''"p-
mem or iot laIk PURPOSES oUI AIS" 'he
propapie ordeF m "hl'h 'he various
Inc Wo'h Oh lHe committee IN CORE
!a'hs '"r 'H'ire Wo'" ol carry lhR OUT
thr Guy pan Involves not only IN" de-
Ne'opfleh' ana REVISION ~ gene lal
! pIaIi' pu' a'so STUDY Oh 'he "nthlh.s
tt"'Ne anu Iesa' procedure P'"Nld"h 'of
'ne 'dl ~ H"H "u' % s"Vh pan WIZ"
we" 10 'he recommendation" OF improve
| 'nr'', '"V'',n' sun Steps as ~ P'aC-
! ''rIo'' s""u'u ~ ''"'n /" S'hP'''F pro-
''"u'' anu r'"ut' H'o'' certain ana
| 'c"ho'"'cal 'nt CIT! Cvh''o' over me
!"!'"s O"' "a Us s'r'r's una path vs.
| 'en'' me committee h'S h'readS taken
/ up s"'''e p"ases OF 'h's ptup!tm'
"On the recommendation Of the
Heights of Buildings Commission app
pointed In 1913 by a committee of the
. Board of Estimate and Appurtiuumcnt.
the Legislature of 1914, by an amend
ment To the charter authorized the
/ Board of Estimate and Npportionnlent TO
divide the city into districts and to
regulate the height of buildings, the area
of courts and open spaces and the loca-
ton OF trades and industries in each
that before establishing such districts