Landmark Designation

The 10 Council members with the most Landmark Designation cases in the preserved 2016 dataset.

CallNYC is a 2016 civic-data archive

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Daniel Dromm, 25th District #1 Daniel Dromm
25th District

Landmark Designation
About 5 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
FORM LETTER Noise - Other Landlord/Managing Agent Issues U.S. Citizenship SCRIE

Stephen Levin, 33rd District #2 Stephen Levin
33rd District

Landmark Designation
About 5 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Libraries Carriage Horses Buses Traffic Congestion Consumer Affairs

Maria del Carmen Arroyo, 17th District #7 Maria del Carmen Arroyo
17th District

Landmark Designation
About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Seeking an affordable housing/apartment Seeking Employment