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He has proposed spending more than $30 billion on water and flood-control projects under his $222 billion infrastructure plan for the next two decades.
James Tierney, the department's assistant commissioner for water resources, said the state had already approved a similar green infrastructure plan for the City of Syracuse and for Onondaga County.
An infrastructure plan for London launched in July by Boris Johnson, the city's ambitious mayor, mentions data 25 times and devotes a section to how they can become a "key element of planning and operating cities".
More important, it would force the cities to think long and hard about creating an infrastructure plan for the long term — one that works not just for the Olympics but also for residents, who will have to live with what is left behind.
Mr Ross, head of strategic highways and planning, said: "We have constantly supported the necessity for having an infrastructure plan for the whole development before any housing goes up".
Eric Kober, director of housing, economic and infrastructure planning for the New York City Department of City Planning, cautioned against reading too much into the housing-cost data.
"One of the main issues now is of credibility and the potential impact on future fund-raising, which could have knock-on effects on building and infrastructure plans for Dubai and the United Arab Emirates," he said.
Eric Kober, director of housing, economic and infrastructure planning for the New York City Department of Planning, described as "extremely counterintuitive" the census's finding that the percentage of people in the civilian labor force and the percentage of people employed actually declined nationally and especially in New York City.
The intervention has been tested in water infrastructure planning for one of the world's largest urban renewal areas in Melbourne, Australia.
Rep. Delaney's Partnership to Build America Act purports to solve both our infrastructure problems and our tax dodging problems by requiring companies to invest, at most, $1 in infrastructure plans for every $6 they get in tax breaks.
As chief secretary to the Treasury, Alexander was at the Institution of Civil Engineers to announce the national infrastructure plan 2014 for Britain.
