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Sector 4

EileenF — 2012-12-16T22:05:05Z

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- \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| - \|\|Sector 4 is the south west quadrant of the city\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Boundaries'''\|\| - \|\|The boundary is determined by the boundaries of the five component neighborhoods\|\| - - '''Sector 4''' is not really a ["Rochester neighborhoods" neighborhood] per se, but rather another name for the Southwest Quadrant. It's a collection of neighborhoods, and the borders are defined by the boundaries of the 5 neighborhoods that make up the Sector. Sector 4 was created in 1994 as a part of the City's Neighbors Building Neighborhoods (NBN) process to create 10 "Sectors" for community based planning. - - A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is somewhat understandable because the 19th Ward covers 2/3 of the sector. An easy way to tell the difference is that everything in Sector 4 west of ["Genesee Street"] is the 19th Ward. - - In 2008, ["Advantage Federal Credit Union"], ["Canandaigua National Bank & Trust"], the ["University of Rochester"] and the ["Rochester" city] government announced a [https://secure1.rochester.edu/hr/benefits/Brochures/home_ownership.pdf joint funding initiative] (PDF) offering up to $9,000 towards down payment and closing costs for University of Rochester employees who bought homes in Sector 4 for owner occupancy. As most homes in the area are under $90,000, this is a sizable aid package. - - == Neighborhoods in Sector 4== - * ["19th Ward"] - * Changing of the Scenes or COTS (C.O.T.S.) - (See ["mayors heights" Mayor's Heights]) - * ["U.N.I.T. Neighborhood"] - * ["Plymouth-Exchange Neighborhood"] (PLEX) - * ["Southwest Neighborhood"] (SWAN) - - == See Also == - * ["Sector 4 Community Development Corporation"] - * ["Brooks Landing"] and the ["Brooks Landing Project"] - * [http://www.s4cw.org Sector 4 Court Watch] - - '''References''' - [http://rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/mayors-heights Mayors Heights and C.O.T.S.] on Rochester City Living.com - [http://citysquares.com/p/ny/rochester/united-neighbors-together-unit Neighborhood United] may be United Neighbors Together or U.N.I.T. - see Citysquares.com website, map - or may be referring to the full name: - [http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/bulls-headbest B.E.S.T. Neighborhood United] as shown on the Rochester City Living.com website, for the ["Bull's Head Neighborhood"]	+ #redirect Southwest Quadrant

Sector 4

EileenF — 2012-04-22T22:22:13Z

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Sector 4

EileenF — 2012-04-22T21:56:01Z

+ United Neighbors Together

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JackGreenky — 2010-05-02T14:45:38Z

additional info, possible correction

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	+ or may be referring to the full name: + [http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/bulls-headbest B.E.S.T. Neighborhood United] as shown on the Rochester City Living.com website, for the ["Bull's Head Neighborhood"]

Sector 4

JackGreenky — 2010-05-02T14:31:05Z

fixes, info, neighborhoods ,links

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- '''Sector 4''' is not really a neighborhood per se, but rather another name for the Southwest Quadrant. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and its borders are defined by the boundaries of the 5 neighborhoods that make up the Sector. Sector 4 was created in 1994 as a part of the City's Neighbors Building Neighborhoods (NBN) process to create 10 "Sectors" for community based planning.	+ '''Sector 4''' is not really a ["Rochester neighborhoods" neighborhood] per se, but rather another name for the Southwest Quadrant. It's a collection of neighborhoods, and the borders are defined by the boundaries of the 5 neighborhoods that make up the Sector. Sector 4 was created in 1994 as a part of the City's Neighbors Building Neighborhoods (NBN) process to create 10 "Sectors" for community based planning.
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- A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is somewhat understandable because the 19th Ward covers 2/3 of the sector. An easy way to tell the difference is that everything in Sector 4 west of Genesee Street is the 19th Ward.	+ A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is somewhat understandable because the 19th Ward covers 2/3 of the sector. An easy way to tell the difference is that everything in Sector 4 west of ["Genesee Street"] is the 19th Ward.
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- * Changing of the Scenes (COTS)	+ * Changing of the Scenes or COTS (C.O.T.S.) - (See ["mayors heights" Mayor's Heights])
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	+ + '''References''' + [http://rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/mayors-heights Mayors Heights and C.O.T.S.] on Rochester City Living.com + [http://citysquares.com/p/ny/rochester/united-neighbors-together-unit Neighborhood United] may be United Neighbors Together or U.N.I.T. - see Citysquares.com website, map

Sector 4

peteb — 2009-02-10T21:34:35Z

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Sector 4

DanaMiller — 2009-02-10T21:21:16Z

updated to correct the boundary description

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- '''Sector 4''' is not really a neighborhood per se, but rather another name for the 'South District' of the city. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and its borders are defined by the map used for ["City Council"] elections. A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is understandable because the 19th ward covers 2/3 of the sector. However, a few smaller neighborhoods are squeezed in next to the ["19th Ward" big 19]. Further confusing the issue is the fact that the other 3 neighborhoods are very small, and only one of them still has an active community group.	+ '''Sector 4''' is not really a neighborhood per se, but rather another name for the Southwest Quadrant. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and its borders are defined by the boundaries of the 5 neighborhoods that make up the Sector. Sector 4 was created in 1994 as a part of the City's Neighbors Building Neighborhoods (NBN) process to create 10 "Sectors" for community based planning. + + A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is somewhat understandable because the 19th Ward covers 2/3 of the sector. An easy way to tell the difference is that everything in Sector 4 west of Genesee Street is the 19th Ward.

Sector 4

alexandergartley — 2008-11-18T17:49:56Z

bolded the sector's name in the description

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Sector 4

DaveMahon — 2008-05-28T03:44:50Z

+ Canandaigua National Bank & Trust

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Sector 4

DaveMahon — 2008-05-28T03:40:51Z

link to info about the $9000 bonus for UR employees when buying in Sectors 4+6

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DaveMahon — 2008-05-04T21:24:16Z

UR/AFCU/city housing initiative, plus grammar fix

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- = Sector 4 = - Sector 4 is not really a neighborhood per se, another name for the 'South District' of the city. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and it's borders are defined by the map used for ["City Council"] elections. A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is understandable because the 19th ward covers 2/3 of the sector. However, a few smaller neighborhoods are squeezed in next to the ["19th Ward" big 19]. Further confusing the issue is the fact that the other 3 neighborhoods are very small, and only one of them still has an active community group.	+ Sector 4 is not really a neighborhood per se, but rather another name for the 'South District' of the city. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and its borders are defined by the map used for ["City Council"] elections. A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is understandable because the 19th ward covers 2/3 of the sector. However, a few smaller neighborhoods are squeezed in next to the ["19th Ward" big 19]. Further confusing the issue is the fact that the other 3 neighborhoods are very small, and only one of them still has an active community group. + + In 2008, ["Advantage Federal Credit Union"], the ["University of Rochester"] and the ["Rochester" city] government announced a joint funding initiative offering up to $9,000 towards down payment and closing costs for University of Rochester employees who bought homes in Sector 4 for owner occupancy. As most homes in the area are under $90,000, this is a sizable aid package.

Sector 4

DaveMahon — 2007-08-26T20:24:12Z

added Sector 4 Court Watch under See Also

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StevenDibelius — 2006-11-15T17:01:16Z

Fixed wiki link to City Council; fixed spelling of "determined" and "squeezed".

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Sector 4

FarMcKon — 2005-08-05T16:30:17Z

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Sector 4

FarMcKon — 2005-06-28T00:39:33Z

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- == Composed of the following Neighborhoods ==	+ = Sector 4 = + Sector 4 is not really a neighborhood per se, another name for the 'South District' of the city. It's a collection of different neighborhoods, and it's borders are defined by the map used for ["Rochester City Council" City Council] elections. A lot of people confuse Sector 4 with ["19th Ward" The 19th Ward], which is understandable because the 19th ward covers 2/3 of the sector. However, a few smaller neighborhoods are seqeezed in next to the ["19th Ward" big 19]. Further confusing the issue is the fact that the other 3 neighborhoods are very small, and only one of them still has an active community group. + + == Neighborhoods in Sector 4==

Sector 4

TobinFricke — 2005-06-17T22:54:37Z

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Sector 4

TobinFricke — 2005-06-17T22:54:11Z

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