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The attribute information for this layer includes links to the respective neighborhood associations. If there are questions regrading this data layer, you can either contact the City of Minneapolis Neighborhood & Community Relations office, or Minneapolis GIS.
Feature layer generated from running the Enrich layer solution. Minneapolis_Neighborhoods were enriched
Feature layer generated from running the Buffer Features solution. Input from Minneapolis Neighborhoods - HENNEPIN.GIS.BOUNDARY_MPLS_NEIGHBORHOODS were buffered by [0.01] Feet
The MPCA's What's in My Neighborhood contains a wide variety of environmental information about your community. This includes potentially contaminated sites, permits, licenses, registrations, inspections, and closed enforcement activities.
Potentially contaminated sites: Since the early 1980s when major federal and state cleanup programs were created, the MPCA has been aggressively searching for and helping to clean up contaminated properties, from very small to large. This website contains a searchable inventory of those properties, as well as sites that have already been cleaned up and those currently being investigated or cleaned up.
Environmental permits and registrations: This Web application also contains a searchable inventory of businesses that have applied for and received different types of environmental permits and registrations from the MPCA.
Methods for creating site locations have different levels of precision. The most accurate locations use coordinates from GPS (global positioning system). Coordinates are also derived using the site's street address, zip code or public land survey information. Some MPCA sites are not mapped. These are generally activities that are mobile, like ships with ballast water permits.
Race, Ethnicity, Gender - Demographic Indicators (From 2010 Census)Link: https://www2.minneapolismn.gov/census/2010/index.htm Household IncomeLinks:Poverty GuidelinesACS 2019 5 Year Estimates Household Income Disability - One or more people with disability per household vs no people with disabilityLink: ACS 2019 5 Year Estimates Disability by Household Sex and AgeLink: Sex by Age ACS 2019 5 Year Estimates
In 1934, the Federal Housing Administration created a financial mortgage system that rated mortgage risks for properties based on various criteria but was centered on race and ethnicity. This rating system propagated racial segregation that in many ways persists today.
The FHA Underwriting Handbook incorporated color-coded real estate investment maps that classified neighborhoods based on assumptions about a community, primarily their racial and ethnic composition, and not on the financial ability of the residents to satisfy the obligations of a mortgage loan. These maps, created by the Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC) were used to determine where mortgages could or could not be issued.
The neighborhoods were categoriezed into four types:
Type A : Best - newer or areas stil in demand
Type B : Still Desirable - areas expected to remain stable for many years
Type C : Definitely Declining - areas in transition
Type D : Hazardous - older areas considered risky
Neighborhoods shaded red were deemed too hazardous for federally-back loans. These "red-lined" neighborhoods were where most African American residents lived.
Many have argued tha the HOLC maps institutionalized discriminating lending practices which not only perpetuated racial segregation but also led to neighborhood disinvestment. Today, neighborhoods classified as Type C and Type D in 2934 make up the majority of neighborhoods in 2016 that are Areas of Concentrated Poverty where 50% or More are People of Color.
Feature layer generated from running the Enrich layer solution. Minneapolis_Neighborhoods were enriched
Feature layer generated from running the Aggregate Points solutions. Points from Police_Incidents_2019 were aggregated to Minneapolis_Neighborhoods
Feature layer generated from running the Summarize Within solution. MInneapolis Coffee Shops (with Latitudes and Longitudes') were summarized within Neighborhoods, Minneapolis
Feature layer generated from running the Merge Layers solution.
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CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedicationhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
License information was derived automatically
The attribute information for this layer includes links to the respective neighborhood associations. If there are questions regrading this data layer, you can either contact the City of Minneapolis Neighborhood & Community Relations office, or Minneapolis GIS.