2006 New York Code - Report On Social Indicators.

 
    §  16.  Report  on social indicators. The mayor shall submit an annual
  report  to  the  council,  borough  presidents,  and  community   boards
  analyzing  the social, economic and environmental health of the city and
  proposing strategies for addressing the issues raised in such  analysis.
  The  report  shall  present and analyze data on the social, economic and
  environmental  conditions  which  are  significantly  related   to   the
  jurisdiction  of  the agencies responsible for the services specified in
  section twenty seven hundred four, the health and hospitals corporation,
  and such other agencies as the mayor shall from time  to  time  specify.
  The report shall include the generally accepted indices of unemployment,
  poverty,  child welfare, housing quality, homelessness, health, physical
  environment, crime, and such other indices as the mayor shall require by
  executive order or the council shall require by local law.  Such  report
  shall  be submitted no later than sixty days before the community boards
  are required to submit budget priorities pursuant to section two hundred
  thirty and shall contain: (1) the reasonably available statistical data,
  for the current and previous five years, on such conditions in the  city
  and,  where possible, in its subdivisions; and a comparison of this data
  with such relevant national, regional or other standards or averages  as
  the   mayor  deems  appropriate;  (2)  a  narrative  discussion  of  the
  differences in such conditions among the subdivisions of the city and of
  the changes over time in such conditions; and (3) the mayor's short  and
  long  term plans, organized by agency or by issue, for responding to the
  significant problems evidenced by the data presented in the report.