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CHARLOTTE NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY OF LIFE STUDY 2006

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City of Charlotte Neighborhood Development Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department

Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services Mecklenburg County Health Department Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System

Charlotte Solid Waste Services

by

Metropolitan Studies Group University of North Carolina at Charlotte

September 5, 2006

Table of Contents Introduction..................................................................................................................... 1 Defining Quality of Life ................................................................................................. 3 Methods........................................................................................................................... 5 Geographic Units ............................................................................................................ 6 Stable, Transitioning and Challenged Neighborhoods ................................................. 12 Citywide Quality of Life Results .................................................................................. 13 Four Dimensions of Quality of Life.............................................................................. 18 Social Dimension .......................................................................................................... 19 Crime Dimension .......................................................................................................... 22 Physical Dimension ...................................................................................................... 25 Economic Dimension.................................................................................................... 28 NSA Trend 2002-2006.................................................................................................. 31 Appendix A: Neighborhood Profiles .......................................................................... A-1 Appendix B: Neighborhood Profiles: User Guide ...................................................... B-1 Appendix C: NSA Demographics............................................................................... C-1

Appendix D: CWAC Analysis.................................................................................... D-1

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Tables and Figures

Table 1. Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Variables .......................................... 4 Table 2. CWAC Neighborhood Names and NSA Number ............................................ 9

Table 3. NSA Names and Number ............................................................................... 11

Table 4. 2006 NSA Quality of Life Ratings ................................................................. 17

Figure 1. Quality of Life Study Area Boundaries........................................................... 7

Figure 2. CWAC Neighborhood Boundaries.................................................................. 8

Figure 3. NSA Neighborhood Boundaries.................................................................... 10

Figure 4. 2006 Quality of Life Index ............................................................................ 14

Figure 5. 2006 CWAC Quality of Life Index ............................................................... 15 Figure 6. 2006 NSA Quality of Life Index ................................................................... 16

Figure 7. 2006 CWAC Social Dimension..................................................................... 20

Figure 8. 2006 NSA Social Dimension......................................................................... 21

Figure 9. 2006 CWAC Crime Dimension..................................................................... 23

Figure 10. 2006 NSA Crime Dimension....................................................................... 24

Figure 11. 2006 CWAC Physical Dimension............................................................... 26

Figure 12. 2006 NSA Physical Dimension ................................................................... 27

Figure 13. 2006 CWAC Economic Dimension ............................................................ 29

Figure 14. 2006 NSA Economic Dimension ................................................................ 30

Figure 15. 2006 CWAC Trend...................................................................................... 33

Figure 16. 2006 NSA Trend.......................................................................................... 34

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Introduction

For over a decade, the City of Charlotte has pioneered a policy of monitoring neighborhood level quality of life and taking proactive actions to protect and improve these basic building blocks of the city. Starting with the publication of the City Within A City (CWAC) Neighborhood Assessment in 1993, city leaders and policy makers have had a document that enabled them to take a detailed look at the issues that need to be addressed in order to maintain and improve neighborhood vitality. In 1997, the Neighborhood Assessment was followed by the CWAC Neighborhood Quality of Life Index. This study evaluated the quality of life in 73 inner city neighborhoods through an analysis of a wide ranging set of variables. In turn, these variables were aggregated into social, physical, crime, and economic dimensions that were combined to create a quality of life index or score for each neighborhood. Individual neighborhoods were labeled “stable,” “threatened,” or “fragile,” based upon the cumulative variable scores. The data presented in the report offered a baseline of information that enabled the city to carry out an ongoing review of neighborhood level quality of life. The index study was intended to serve as a benchmark, a first step in an ongoing program to monitor progress toward the goals of sustaining and renewing the neighborhoods of CWAC. In 2000, the Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Study expanded the geographical scope of the earlier inner city analysis. It evaluated the quality of life in 173 neighborhood statistical areas (NSAs) covering the entire city and the city’s Sphere of Influence. The 2000 study constructed an index measurement using 19 locally based variables that measured neighborhood social, physical, and economic conditions. The most important improvement of this study was that it offered a citywide baseline for measuring cumulative and individual changes in NSAs in the future.

The Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life studies in 2002 and 2004 closely followed the framework and format of the 2000 report. The composition of study variables changed slightly in order to strengthen the rigor of the statistical analysis. This report, Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life 2006, replicates and builds upon the research framework established in the two previous iterations of this process. However, it

also incorporates selective improvements. These changes were made following discussion with Charlotte and Mecklenburg County professional staff who are primary users of the study, as well as, neighborhood and community leaders who rely on the study to help gauge the growth and changes in their neighborhoods and communities.

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The most apparent shift from earlier neighborhood quality of life studies is a new nomenclature for labeling NSAs. The terms “stable,” “threatened,” and “fragile” which were used in every report since 1993 are changed to “stable,” “transitioning,” and “challenged”. The research methodology used to classify NSAs has not changed. The shift in labels was made in order to better describe what the research findings are reporting. In particular, the middle category represents a transitional position between the highest ranking quality of life NSAs and the lowest ranked NSAs. The former term “threatened” connoted a substandard performance, when, in fact, an NSA was in a middle or transitional position. The replacement of the term “fragile” with “challenged” is similarly based upon a better descriptive label. The meaning of “fragile” in the context of quality of life definitions is somewhat imprecise. It also implies a static condition. In contrast, the descriptor “challenged” conveys a community that is experiencing lower than average quality of life, but is not permanently fixed in a substandard position. Indeed, NSAs have moved from this lowest position to a “stable” category. This type of improvement is difficult to achieve, however, it is a goal that all neighborhood and community leaders are striving to achieve. A second change from the earlier quality of life reports is a more detailed analysis of NSAs change over time. Previous reports provided a process for comparing individual NSAs to other NSAs, as well as, to citywide averages for individual analytical variables. This report continues to offer detailed intra-neighborhood analysis, but expands the level and detail of the information. So that, it examines changes in neighborhood rankings and features an expanded section showing the direction of NSA changes during the past four years. As in the past, this report includes a neighborhood profile page for each NSA. It is presented in Appendix A. The profile includes quality of life rankings, background statistics, and the individual descriptive data for each of the 20 variables used in the quality of life analysis along with their comparable citywide data.

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Defining Quality of Life

Quality of Life can mean many things to different people. One of the most critical challenges is how to correctly and efficiently measure the concept. Many academics and planners maintain that in order for a community to enjoy a high level of quality of life, residents should feel safe from crime, live in affordable and safe housing, and should have access to good quality education and employment. Indeed, these are basic expectations for a livable community. They transcend economic status, age, race or ethnicity, household composition, or any other demographic marker. Beyond the basic factors, there are many more subjective ideas, often framed by local or regional constructs, about what makes a neighborhood a good place to live. These ideas often revolve around the structure of a neighborhood or the lifestyle of the residents. Urban, suburban, or rural settings may translate into different scales or different ideas about what constitutes quality of life. Despite challenges, many cities and regions throughout North America and Europe are developing locally-based measures to assess quality of life. Studies such as the Providence Neighborhood Fact Book, Jacksonville Quality-of-Life Report, Sustainable Indicators in Seattle, Sustainable Pittsburgh, and the Boston Indicators Project are commonly cited prototypes. The Washington DC-based Urban Institute has been working with a select group of U.S. cities on a “National Neighborhood Indicators Project” which compiles and documents the use of additional neighborhood-level evaluation systems around the U.S. Taken together, over 200 American communities have examined or implemented quality of life studies. Some have collected measures of quality of life incorporating local, environmental, social, and economic conditions. But most communities have relied on published data from the U.S. Census Bureau to measure quality of life. The notion of quality of life as a multi-faceted concept includes a wide variety of critical factors that operate within a unified framework. In this case, the Charlotte neighborhood quality of life research model defines neighborhood quality of life as a nexus where social well being, physical characteristics, crime, and economic vitality are all considered. In all, 20 variables make up this quality of life composite (Table 1). A detailed description of each of these factors is contained in Appendix B, Neighborhood Profiles: User Guide. The selection of the individual variables was made following extensive discussion and consultations with the sponsoring organizations and staff from the cooperating city and county partners.

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Table 1. Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Variables

Social Dimension Percent of Persons over Age 64

Average Kindergarten Score

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Percent of Children Passing Competency Exams

Percent of Births to Adolescents

Youth Opportunity Index

Crime Dimension

Violent Crime Rate

Juvenile Arrest Rate

Property Crime Rate

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Appearance Index

Housing Code Index

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Economic Dimension Percent of Persons Receiving Food Stamps

Percent Change in Income

Percent Change in House Value

Percent of Persons with Access to Public Transportation

Percent of Persons with Access to Basic Retail Facilities

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Methods

The findings reported in this study were derived from a statistical analysis of 20 variables collected for 173 Neighborhood Statistical Areas (NSAs). Within this framework, the 20 variables were organized into four groups representing the major dimensions that make up local quality of life. These four dimensions are social, physical, crime, and economic. The data were standardized prior to calculating quality of life scores. The standardization was done by computing the mean value for the NSAs on each of the 20 variables. The mean measure for each variable was assigned a value of zero and each NSA score was expressed in terms of the number of standard deviations above or below the mean (Z scores). This procedure converts all variables to the same unit and allows NSA scores to be combined in order to derive an overall or composite score based on multiple variables. In selected cases, the variables used in the analysis were inverse measures of the quality of life, so that, a high value may indicate a low quality of life condition. The signs of the Z scores for these variables were reversed before summing scores for several variables to derive an overall or cumulative score for the quality of life. Subsequently, individual quality of life scores were calculated for each NSA and for each of the four groups of variables. The composite score was then determined for each neighborhood using the four dimensions (social, physical, crime, and economic) by summing the Z scores of the individual variables. Once the composite Z scores were determined on a dimension for the NSAs, these scores were standardized again, i.e. each neighborhood’s score was expressed in terms of the number of standard deviation units above or below the mean. Consequently, a high positive score indicated a high quality of life condition in the NSA. Finally, an overall or composite quality of life index for each NSA was calculated by summing the four dimensions. In computing the overall index, the four dimensions were weighted in the following manner: social, 30%; physical, 30%; crime, 30%; and economic, 10%. These scores were standardized by setting the mean value to zero and expressing each neighborhood’s score in standard deviation units above or below the mean. Therefore, large positive scores indicate a high quality of life, while large negative scores reveal a low quality of life. In addition to the citywide analysis using the 173 NSAs, the same procedure was employed to determine quality of life scores for the CWAC neighborhoods as a separate group. This analysis is presented in Appendix D, CWAC Analysis. A companion document, Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Technical Report 2006, contains the complete set of data for all individual variables, as well as, maps displaying the distribution of variables across NSAs.

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Geographic Units

The quality of life analysis is applied to 173 NSAs encompassing all of Charlotte and its Sphere of Influence (Figure 1). The only exclusions are seven non-residential areas that have no expected residential future, and, therefore, are not included in the NSA framework. The NSA boundaries are delineated by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission. These neighborhood scale geographies have been used by the Planning Commission and other city and county staff for a variety of community-based initiatives. The CWAC geography is structured around 73 inner city neighborhoods. These boundaries roughly follow 1990 U.S. Census block group and block boundaries (Figure 2). Table 2 lists the CWAC neighborhood name and NSA number. In developing the CWAC neighborhood boundaries, the Planning Commission staff devised alignments that best matched communities of interest. Existing neighborhood organizations and community groups offered guidance and advice on where their boundaries should be drawn. While the advice of every community group border was not always followed, efforts to select the best set of boundaries were made. Outside the CWAC area, Planning Commission staff delineated neighborhood centered units for the more suburban residential areas in Charlotte and its Sphere of Influence in 2000 (Figure 3). Again, 1990 U.S. Census block group and block boundaries were utilized as guides. In most cases, individual NSAs were comprised of multiple residential subdivisions.

In 2006, two minor NSA boundaries were altered to incorporate new residential growth that had been left out of the 2000 delineation. Where changes occurred, there is no significant impact of the analyses used in this report. Future changes in NSA boundaries will be minimal and take place only when neighborhood conditions warrant action. This “fixed boundary” rule is used in order to allow comparisons of neighborhoods over time.

A list of neighborhood names and NSA numbers are provided in Table 3. Since individuals and communities have different perceptions of neighborhood boundaries and name identification, some neighborhoods may have multiple ways of being identified.

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Figure 1. Quality of Life Study Area Boundaries

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Table 2. CWAC Neighborhoods Names and NSA Number

NSA Neighborhood NSA Neighborhood 1 Clanton Park / Roseland 38 Druid Hills North 2 Pinecrest 39 J.T. Williams 3 Jackson Homes 40 Sugaw Creek / Ritch Avenue 4 Capitol Drive 41 Derita / Statesville 5 Wilson Heights 42 Rockwell Park / Hemphill Heights 6 York Road 43 University Park 7 Reid Park 44 North Charlotte 8 West Blvd 45 Optimist Park 9 Ponderosa / Wingate 46 Villa Heights 10 Boulevard Homes 47 Plaza Hills 11 Westover Hills 48 Plaza-Shamrock 12 Westerly Hills 49 Country Club Heights 13 Ashley Park 50 Plaza Midwood 14 Brookhill 51 Belmont 15 Wilmore 52 Commonwealth 16 Revolution Park 53 Chantilly 17 Todd Park 54 Elizabeth 18 Enderly Park 55 Briarcreek-Woodland 19 Thomasboro/Hoskins 56 Coliseum Drive 20 Wesley Heights 57 Echo Hills 21 Lakewood 58 Oakhurst 22 Oakview Terrace 59 Grier Heights 23 Washington Heights 60 Wendover / Sedgewood 24 Seversville 61 Cotswold 25 Smallwood 62 Eastover 26 Biddleville 63 Myers Park 27 McCrorey Heights 64 Cherry 28 Oaklawn 65 Freedom Park 29 Lincoln Heights 66 Dilworth 30 Third Ward 67 First Ward 31 Greenville 68 Sedgefield 32 Fourth Ward 69 Ashbrook / Clawson Village 33 Genesis Park 70 Collingwood 34 Double Oaks 71 Colonial Village 35 Lockwood 72 Southside Park 36 Tryon Hills 73 Arbor Glen 37 Druid Hills South

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Table 3. NSA Names and Number

NSA Neighborhood NSA Neighborhood 100 Eagle Lake 150 Windsor Park 101 Olde Whitehall 151 Eastway / Sheffield Park 102 Griers Fork 152 North Sharon Amity / Reddman Road 103 Brown Road 153 Idlewild Farms 104 Yorkshire 154 Becton Park 105 Pleasant Hill Road 155 Marlwood 106 Steele Creek 156 Marshbrooke 107 Dixie / Berryhill 157 Idlewild South 108 Harbor House 158 East Forest 109 Moores Chapel 159 Sherwood Forest 110 Wildwood 160 Stonehaven 111 Pawtuckett 161 Sardis Woods 112 Toddville Road 162 Sardis Forest 113 Westchester 163 Lansdowne 114 Coulwood East 164 Providence Park 115 Coulwood West 165 Foxcroft 116 Harwood Lane 166 Governor's Square 117 Mountain Island 167 Olde Providence North 118 Oakdale North 168 Oxford Hunt 119 Oakdale South 169 Hembstead 120 Firestone / Garden Park 170 Providence Plantation 121 Sunset Road 171 Providence Estates East 122 Wedgewood 172 Providence Crossing 123 Beatties Ford / Trinity 173 Provincetowne 124 Slater Road / Hamilton Circle 174 Piper Glen Estates 125 Nevin Community 175 Rain Tree 126 Henderson Circle 176 Wessex Square 127 Davis Lake / Eastfield 177 Olde Providence South 128 West Sugar Creek / W T Harris Blvd 178 Montibello 129 Prosperity Church Road 179 Mountainbrook 130 Highland Creek 180 Sharon Woods 131 Mallard Creek / Withrow Downs 181 Barclay Downs 132 University City North 182 Beverly Woods 133 Mineral Springs / Rumble Road 183 Carmel 134 University City South 184 Touchstone Village / Elm Lane 135 Harris-Houston 185 Whiteoak 136 Back Creek Church Road 186 Ballantyne East 137 Newell 187 Ballantyne West 138 College Downs 188 Johnston Road / McAlpine 139 Autumnwood 189 Hwy 51/ Park Road 140 Hidden Valley 190 Seven Eagles 141 Hampshire Hills 191 Park Crossing 142 Shannon Park 192 Sterling 143 Oak Forest 193 Starmount Forest 144 Hickory Grove 194 Quail Hollow 145 Silverwood 195 Starmount 146 Bradfield Farms 196 Closeburn / Glenkirk 147 Hickory Ridge 197 Madison Park 148 Farm Pond 198 Montclaire South 149 Eastland/Wilora Lake 199 Yorkmount

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Stable, Transitioning, and Challenged Neighborhoods

The Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life research model is built around a comprehensive assessment of community level quality of life. Within this framework, the individual variables are organized into four dimensions: social, physical, crime and economic. In turn, these dimensions are aggregated into a cumulative quality of life index. Based upon this numeric value, NSAs are classified into three groups: “stable,” “transitioning,” and “challenged”. Arranging the NSAs into categories is a useful approach for creating a general template that can convey the idea of quality of life at a small, localized scale. Moreover, it permits a comparison of the quality of life between NSAs, as well as, within the entire city. However, this general three part categorization formula should only be used to assess a generic level of need in a community. Each NSA is unique. Accordingly, each NSAs score on an individual dimension and individual variables should be regarded as more useful to assessing the specific conditions and needs of that NSA. In broad terms, the categories “stable,” “transitioning,” and “challenged” reflect community conditions relative to other NSAs. As a measure for separating local inter-NSA quality of life, the terms translate into the following broad standards. Stable: NSAs that exhibit few neighborhood scale problems. These are neighborhoods that score high on the social, physical, crime, and economic dimensions. Transitioning: These are NSAs that are around average on most dimensions, but also display a weakness on one or more of the dimensions. This pattern may be signaling a shift in the overall NSA quality of life. Transitional status can indicate an improving or declining position, relative to other Charlotte NSAs. Challenged: Challenged NSAs generally have low to moderate scores on some or all quality of life dimensions. A challenged neighborhood has a lower quality of life than other communities in Charlotte and is “at risk” on multiple dimensions. This study looks at the very broad issues in each community, as well as, detailed data. When assessing individual NSA needs, it is essential to examine the data at both the general level, as well as, the particular circumstances that cause a rating. The specific variable values that are used to compile the rankings are contained in the Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Technical Report 2006.

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Citywide Quality of Life Results

The quality of life experienced by residents in a particular area can vary from person to person. Because of the individuality of the concept, quantifying the meaning and rating local conditions is a complicated task. Nonetheless, in order to assess what makes a community a desirable, safe, and socially healthy place to live, it is necessary to reduce the complex idea of quality of life to a manageable set of measurable information. This information can, in turn, be used to assess community characteristics and improve neighborhoods across the city. For this study, it was determined that a strong, healthy NSA has few social needs, low crime rates, low levels of physical deterioration, and low levels of economic stress. These are important aspects of any healthy community. However, these qualities do not occur independently. For example, neighborhoods with high crime rates typically have relatively high rates of social need or physical deterioration. This type of situation illustrates the need to address quality of life from many different perspectives, utilizing the talents and resources of many people and organizations in a cooperative effort with neighborhood residents.

Fundamentally, the distribution of strong residential communities across a jurisdiction is a key building block for a successful city. Acknowledging the interrelated issues of quality of life is the first step in creating a program to routinely assess progress toward healthy neighborhoods and focus efforts on strengthening the residential structure. Among Charlotte’s 173 NSAs, 89 were classified as “stable,” 60 were classified as “transitioning,” and 24 were classified

as “challenged”. These findings are displayed in Figure 4. Companion maps, presented as Figures 5 and 6, contain the results with the identifying NSA label numbers. The CWAC geography is shown in Figure 5, while the remainder of the city is covered in Figure 6. A table presenting the research results follows as Table 4. A review of the 2006 Quality of Life results finds that earlier geographical patterns continue to persist. The greatest concentrations of Stable NSAs were concentrated in the southeast and southwest, northwest, and east suburban districts of Charlotte and the Sphere of Influence. Transitioning neighborhoods were generally clustered in the west and the older suburban portions of east Charlotte. Challenged neighborhoods were concentrated in the west, northeast, and north sections of inner city Charlotte.

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Figure 4. 2006 Quality of Life Index

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Table 4. 2006 NSA Quality of Life Ratings

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Four Dimensions of Quality of Life

Measuring the quality of life in a large and diverse community, such as Charlotte, is a complex task. The city’s neighborhoods are diverse and continually changing. Because individual NSAs have such varied needs, it is necessary to assess their strengths and weaknesses from multiple perspectives. Recognizing that each place is unique, this study looks at each NSA from 20 different perspectives (variables) measuring community level quality of life across a wide array of factors. These perspectives are then aggregated into four broad, but core dimensions of quality of life. These are social, physical, crime, and economic dimensions. The following four sections of this report, present the NSA level finding for each of these dimensions. Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life Technical Report 2006, a companion document for this study, contains the NSA level and citywide data for each of the 20 analysis variables.

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Social Dimension

Overview The social well being of a neighborhood is dependent upon many interconnected issues. Neighborhoods with a desirable quality of life are economically and socially diverse. They have healthy populations with a mix of older and younger residents. They are served by strong public schools and they have residents that are involved in their community. These neighborhoods provide strong role models for youth and opportunities for young people to be involved in a variety of after-school activities. The social vitality of a neighborhood is an important dimension of a comprehensive assessment of neighborhood quality of life. Results NSAs exhibiting the attributes listed above have low levels of social need. NSAs with some signs of social stress are classified as presenting a medium level of need. Lastly, NSAs experiencing social distress have the highest level of social needs. Individual NSA classifications, as well as the geographical pattern of the results are presented in Figures 7 and 8. Among all NSAs, 86 have low social needs, 62 have medium levels of social needs and 25 are classified as having high levels of social needs. In general geographic terms, peripheral suburban NSAs display low levels of social needs. In contrast, the greatest concentrations of NSAs with medium to high levels of social needs are geographically clustered in the north and westside CWAC neighborhoods and extend into the western and northeastern areas of Charlotte. In reviewing and interpreting the social dimension, it is critical to remember that individual NSA classifications reflect unique differences between NSAs, as well as, broader patterns of problems within communities. Consequently, it is important to acknowledge that variables are often related and do not act with complete independence. For example, low scores on competency exams are correlated with high rates of births to adolescents. Thus, related variables exhibiting similar scores signal a need to target specific populations or problem areas in an NSA. Social need is only one component of neighborhood quality of life. Nevertheless, social distress tends to exacerbate the larger set of issues that affect the quality of life in communities with the greatest needs. In this regard, individual variables included in the quality of life study help to pinpoint specific problems and identify the type of organizations that are best qualified to address those deficiencies. By tracking specific scores over time, progress toward established goals can be assessed and communities strengthened.

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Crime Dimension

Overview Crime rates play an integral role in the overall quality of life in an area. High rates of crime create undesirable and unstable living environments. This report measures various categories of crime in each NSA and compares these rates to a citywide average. By measuring crime rates between small geographic areas and the larger city area, it is easier to assess whether the criminal activity in an NSA is abnormally high, around average, or below the citywide norm. Results The crime dimension findings are laid out in Figures 10 and 11. Of the 173 NSAs, 108 have low levels of crime, 43 are classified as having medium levels of crime, and 22 are experiencing high levels of crime. In Charlotte, crime is a geographically focused problem. NSAs with high levels of crime are spatially concentrated in northeastern and western CWAC neighborhoods and in adjoining NSAs. Those NSAs with medium levels of crime exhibit a different pattern. Spatially, they tend to be grouped in the northern portions of CWAC and the adjacent northeastern and southwestern NSAs. There is also a

concentration of medium level crime in east Charlotte. One overall geographical finding is that communities impacted by high rates of criminal activity tend to be clustered together, rather than isolated from each other. Aside from these concentrated geographies, most Charlotte NSAs are characterized as having relatively low levels of crime. In reviewing and interpreting the crime dimension, it is critical to remember that each NSA crime classification reflects unique differences between neighborhoods, as well as, the social and economic context within neighborhoods. Levels

of crime are sometimes related to the physical or social conditions in a neighborhood. For example, NSAs with large numbers of businesses have higher concentrations of property crime, while areas that attract large numbers of youth have a greater problem with juvenile linked crime. Crime is only one component of neighborhood quality of life. Nevertheless, the crime categorization helps identify NSAs that have the greatest needs in this area. Monitoring and tracking crime levels over time can assess progress toward measurable goals. Moreover, areas that have persistently high levels of crime can be targeted for special efforts.

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Physical Dimension

Overview The physical appearance of a community is a visual cue to the level of social and economic distress experienced by residents. Deteriorated housing stock or vacant and abandoned businesses indicate a neighborhood in trouble or at risk. Lack of maintenance of neighborhood structures weakens the social fabric of a neighborhood. In contrast, well-maintained public areas and infrastructure, attractive housing, and accessibility to basic retail establishments indicate a low level of stress—a desirable and safe place to live. Results Figures 11 and 12 contain the results of the physical dimension analysis. Overall, 96 NSAs are classified as having relatively low levels of physical need, 57 have medium levels of physical need, and 20 are classified as having relatively high levels of physical need. Neighborhoods with low levels of physical need were found throughout Charlotte.

However, in general, there is a suburban orientation to these communities. NSAs with medium levels of physical need are clustered in northeast and western Charlotte, with a disproportionate number found in the older inner city neighborhoods. Finally, NSAs with the highest levels of physical need are almost exclusively located in three distinct areas of CWAC and adjoining the NSAs in the southwest, west, and north quadrants of the city. Physical Dimension scores represent

a composite assessment of the structure and character of the NSA. The condition of buildings, lots, and businesses sets the tone and helps formulate an image for a community. A well-kept community gives a sense of security to those who live in or visit a neighborhood. The physical integrity of a neighborhood is important in maintaining the quality of life of residents. All citizens benefit from clean, safe environments. Therefore, assessing the overall level of physical stress in a neighborhood is a necessary prerequisite to organizing strategic methods for improving conditions.

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Economic Dimension

Overview The economic vitality and character of a neighborhood are among the most commonly cited quality of life indicators. Often, household income is used as a primary metric to assess quality of life. When this is done, the evaluation of economic condition can easily become biased toward high wealth neighborhoods. This report looks at a different measure of economic vitality, one which is less biased toward higher income communities. It uses three variables that broadly measure economic status. They are the change in median income, the percentage of persons receiving food stamps, and the average change in residential house values. Results With this framework, NSAs with low economic needs are communities that display strong positive economic trends, higher than citywide norms; whereas, NSAs with the highest economic needs have slow growing or stagnant economic characteristics. The economic dimension findings are displayed in Figures 13 and 14. Among all NSAs, 75 were classified as have low economic needs, 79 were classified as having medium economic needs, and 19 were classified as having the highest economic needs. Geographically, the low need NSAs are concentrated in the southeastern quadrant of CWAC and extend to the suburban edge. Medium level economic need NSAs are clustered around the urban core, especially in the north and west, as well as, NSAs in the northern and eastern parts of Charlotte. The NSAs with the highest level of economic need are predominately found in the northern and western portions of CWAC. Growing income levels and increases in property values throughout the community sustain the prosperity and quality of life of all residents of Charlotte. Early detection of potential economic instability can help city officials and residents to work together to strengthen neighborhood education and job-training resources. The quality of life indicators will help city officials to take a proactive approach to creating and maintaining economically vital neighborhoods in all parts of the community.

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NSA Trend 2002-2006

Introduction Planners and social scientists have long noted that neighborhoods evolve and change as they move from initial development and occupancy to a mature state. The nature of these adjustments is both social and physical. In Charlotte, the city has developed a strategic process and policy framework to monitor neighborhood trends, and, as necessary, take actions to guard the negative effects that can accompany neighborhood maturation and change. The Charlotte Neighborhood Quality of Life is a tool that has been designed to measure neighborhood trends. The community elements used in the analysis are structured around quantitative measures that can be directly or indirectly influenced by local government actions or policies. In this way, the study is focused on examining neighborhood change that is affected by deliberate public intervention, rather than change processes that are beyond public impact. Methodology As a component of the study, the 2002 and 2006 Charlotte Quality of Life Studies were utilized for analyzing NSA trends. A four-year analysis timeframe was selected in order to allow for adequate trends in the data. A shorter timeframe risks missing slower developing neighborhood change. It may also capture isolated perturbations in data that may be treated as trends. An alternative timeframe of six years was judged to be too long and missed the purpose of assessing meaningful NSA change in a timely fashion. At the center of the analysis was a comparison between the two time periods for each variable used in the quality of life analysis. The 17 common variables employed in both periods were examined. Significant changes, either improvements or declines in variable scores, were recorded. Each NSA was subsequently grouped into one of three categories based upon the cumulative variable performances. NSAs experiencing significant improvement in individual variable performance and cumulative positive change in variable scores are labeled “trending up”. Those NSAs showing modest or slight changes in individual and cumulative variable scores are labeled “no change”. Finally, the NSAs where individual variables and cumulative variable performance are declining are labeled “trending down”. Results Among the 173 NSAs, 86 were classified as “trending up,” 74 were in a “no change” group, and 13 were labeled as “trending down”. These results are presented in Figures 15 and 16. Geographically, the NSAs with improving quality of life rankings are found throughout the city. This is a positive finding that affirms the citywide scope of efforts to guard against neighborhood deterioration. A majority of the inner city CWAC neighborhoods were in the “trending up” category. East Charlotte and southeast Charlotte also exhibited large concentrations of “upward trending” NSAs. A similar pattern was also evidenced for the “no change” category. These NSAs were located throughout the city. The one quadrant of the city that had the greatest concentration of “no change” NSAs was West

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Charlotte. The “downward trending” NSAs were spatially concentrated in two areas. The largest number of these NSAs were found in northeast Charlotte, followed by northwest Charlotte. Beginning with the 2006 Quality of Life Study, the NSA results will be calculated in all future updates. In addition, the trend information will be included on the individual NSA profile pages. These are provided in Appendix A and use the following symbols:

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Appendix A Neighborhood Profiles

Neighborhood Profiles

The following section presents a quality of life profile for each of the 173 NSAs in this report. The profile is intended to provide a “snapshot” of each community as well as a perspective on how an NSA stands in comparison to citywide averages. Each Individual profile contains:

• Cumulative quality of life rating; • Quality of life level of need for each dimension (Social, Crime, Physical,

Economic); • NSA Trend from 2002-2006 • Statistical background data on the NSA; • NSA location map; • Individual neighborhood data for each of the 20 variables used in the analysis

with comparable citywide data for the same variables. In cases were citywide data could not be calculated or were inappropriate, values were not provided;

The detailed statistical data that are used to compile this profile are described in Appendix B of this report. A complete reporting of all of these data by all NSAs is contained in the technical document that accompanies this report.

9/5/2006 A-1

NSA Name Page1 Clanton Park / Roseland A-282 Pinecrest A-1143 Jackson Homes A-794 Capitol Drive A-245 Wilson Heights A-1746 York Road A-1767 Reid Park A-1298 West Blvd A-1669 Ponderosa / Wingate A-12010 Boulevard Homes A-1911 Westover Hills A-17012 Westerly Hills A-16913 Ashley Park A-814 Brookhill A-2215 Wilmore A-17316 Revolution Park A-13017 Todd Park A-15318 Enderly Park A-5319 Thomasboro / Hoskins A-15220 Wesley Heights A-16421 Lakewood A-8122 Oakview Terrace A-10623 Washington Heights A-16124 Seversville A-13625 Smallwood A-14226 Biddleville A-1827 McCrorey Heights A-8928 Oaklawn A-10529 Lincoln Heights A-8330 Third Ward A-15131 Greenville A-6232 Fourth Ward A-5733 Genesis Park A-6034 Double Oaks A-4335 Lockwood A-8436 Tryon Hills A-15637 Druid Hills South A-4538 Druid Hills North A-4439 J.T. Williams A-7840 Sugaw Creek / Ritch Ave A-14941 Derita / Statesville A-4042 Rockwell Park / Hemphill Heights A-13143 University Park A-15944 North Charlotte A-9945 Optimist Park A-11046 Villa Heights A-16047 Plaza Hills A-11648 Plaza-Shamrock A-11849 Country Club Heights A-3850 Plaza Midwood A-11751 Belmont A-16

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NSA Name Page52 Commonwealth A-3453 Chantilly A-2654 Elizabeth A-5255 Briarcreek-Woodland A-2156 Coliseum Drive A-3057 Echo Hills A-5158 Oakhurst A-10459 Grier Heights A-6360 Wendover / Sedgewood A-16361 Cotswold A-3562 Eastover A-4963 Myers Park A-9664 Cherry A-2765 Freedom Park A-5966 Dilworth A-4167 First Ward A-5668 Sedgefield A-13469 Ashbrook / Clawson Village A-770 Collingwood A-3271 Colonial Village A-3372 Southside Park A-14373 Arbor Glen A-6100 Eagle Lake A-46101 Olde Whitehall A-109102 Griers Fork A-64103 Brown Road A-23104 Yorkshire A-178105 Pleasant Hill Road A-119106 Steele Creek A-146107 Dixie / Berryhill A-42108 Harbor House A-66109 Moores Chapel A-93110 Wildwood A-172111 Pawtuckett A-113112 Toddville Road A-154113 Westchester A-168114 Coulwood East A-36115 Coulwood West A-37116 Harwood Lane A-68117 Mountain Island A-94118 Oakdale North A-102119 Oakdale South A-103120 Firestone / Garden Park A-55121 Sunset Road A-150122 Wedgewood A-162123 Beatties Ford / Trinity A-14124 Slater Rd / Hamilton Circle A-141125 Nevin Community A-97126 Henderson Circle A-70127 Davis Lake / Eastfield A-39128 West Sugar Creek / W T Harris Blvd A-167

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NSA Name Page129 Prosperity Church Road A-121130 Highland Creek A-74131 Mallard Creek / Withrow Downs A-86132 University City North A-157133 Mineral Springs / Rumble Road A-90134 University City South A-158135 Harris-Houston A-67136 Back Creek Church Road A-10137 Newell A-98138 College Downs A-31139 Autumnwood A-9140 Hidden Valley A-73141 Hampshire Hills A-65142 Shannon Park A-137143 Oak Forest A-101144 Hickory Grove A-71145 Silverwood A-140146 Bradfield Farms A-20147 Hickory Ridge A-72148 Farm Pond A-54149 Eastland / Wilora Lake A-48150 Windsor Park A-175151 Eastway / Sheffield Park A-50152 North Sharon Amity / Reddman Road A-100153 Idlewild Farms A-76154 Becton Park A-15155 Marlwood A-87156 Marshbrooke A-88157 Idlewild South A-77158 East Forest A-47159 Sherwood Forest A-139160 Stonehaven A-148161 Sardis Woods A-133162 Sardis Forest A-132163 Lansdowne A-82164 Providence Park A-124165 Foxcroft A-58166 Governor's Square A-61167 Olde Providence North A-107168 Oxford Hunt A-111169 Hembstead A-69170 Providence Plantation A-125171 Providence Estates East A-123172 Providence Crossing A-122173 Provincetowne A-126174 Piper Glen Estates A-115175 Rain Tree A-128176 Wessex Square A-165177 Olde Providence South A-108178 Montibello A-92179 Mountainbrook A-95

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NSA Name Page180 Sharon Woods A-138181 Barclay Downs A-13182 Beverly Woods A-17183 Carmel A-25184 Touchstone Village / Elm Lane A-155185 Whiteoak A-171186 Ballantyne East A-11187 Ballantyne West A-12188 Johnston Rd. / McAlpine A-80189 Hwy 51 / Park Road A-75190 Seven Eagles A-135191 Park Crossing A-112192 Sterling A-147193 Starmount Forest A-145194 Quail Hollow A-127195 Starmount A-144196 Closeburn / Glenkirk A-29197 Madison Park A-85198 Montclaire South A-91199 Yorkmount A-177

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Dimension Level of Need

Social Dimension Low

Crime Dimension Low

Physical Dimension Medium

Economic Dimension Medium


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Profile NSA City

Population 784 656,983

Youth Population 261 168,188

Number of Housing Units 321 281,358

Area (Acres) 82 150,093

Median Household Income $20,197 $46,082

Average House Value N/A $192,844

Number of Organizations 1 N/A

Unemployment Index High N/A

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Social Percent of Persons over the Age 64 10.3% 8.8%

Average Kindergarten Score 2.8 2.9

Dropout Rate 5.4% 4.2%

Percent of Children Passing Competency Exams 54.6% 79.2%

Percent of Births to Adolescents 0.0% 6.0%

Youth Opportunity Index High N/A

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Violent Crime Rate 0.8 1.0

Juvenile Arrest Rate 0.7 1.0

Property Crime Rate 0.8 1.0

Crime Hot Spots 0.0 N/A

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Appearance Index 18.7% 8.0%

Housing Code Index 0.6% 0.8%

Percent Homeowners 5.3% 54.5%

Projected Infrastructure Improvement Costs $0 N/A

Percent of Persons with Access to Public Transportation 100.0% 55.6%

Percent of Persons with Access to Basic Retail 0.0% 18.0%

Pedestrian Friendliness Index Low Low

Economic Percent of Persons Receiving Food Stamps 30.0% 8.7%

Percent Change in Income 0.5% 1.1%

Percent Change in House Value 13.2% 1.2%

For a detailed discussion of individual variables and their interrelationships, see the Neighborhood Profile User Guide (Appendix B).

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Crime Dimension Low


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Profile NSA City

Population 2,922 656,983


Number of Housing Units 1,827 281,358

Area (Acres) 461 150,093


Average House Value $180,991 $192,844


Unemployment Index Medium N/A

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Oldfield

Rd

Eastburn Rd

Edgewater Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

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I-85

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Rd

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n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Beverly Woods 182

9/5/2006 A-17



Crime Dimension Low

Physical Dimension High



Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 276 150,093





W Trade St

State St

W 5th St

Oaklawn AvPatton Av

Rosly

n Av

S Tu

rner

Av

Coxe Av

Seldon Dr

Martin St

Gesco St

Katonah Av

Zebulon Av

W T

rade

St

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

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Crime





Physical












Biddleville 26

A-18 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 45 150,093





West Bv

Nobles AvBroo

ksva

le S

t

Burnette Av

Holabird LnLeake St

Billy Graham

Py

Daw

nalia Dr

Nesbitt Dr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

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Crime





Physical







Pedestrian Friendliness Index High Low





Boulevard Homes 10

9/5/2006 A-19



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 5,203 150,093





Blai

r Rd

Hood R

d

Coble Rd

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension







Youth Opportunity Index Low N/A

Crime





Physical












Bradfield Farms 146

A-20 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 510 150,093





East

way

Dr

Central Av

Briar C

reek R

d

Iris Dr

Carolyn Dr

Ivey

Dr

Pinecrest Av

Arena

Bv

Fugate Av

Roano

ke A

v

East

cres

t Dr

Goodwin Av

Wem

bley

Dr

Rol

lins

Av

Cry

stal

Rd

Cyr

us D

r

Bisc

ayne

Dr

Barnhill Dr

Med

ford

Dr

Flyn

nwoo

d D

rM

erry

Oak

s R

d

Oak

Val

ley

Ln

Hickory Nut St

Med

ford

Dr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

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BrookshireBlvd

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Crime





Physical












Briarcreek-Woodland 55

9/5/2006 A-21







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 153 150,093





S Tr

yon

St

South

Bv

Remount Rd

W Tremont Av

Hawkin

s St

Dunav

ant S

t

Brookhil

l Rd

Toom

ey A

v

Baltimore

Av

Iverson Wy

Doggett St

Eucli

d Av

Youngblood St

Atherton StFairwood Av

Rampart St

Distrib

ution

St

Basin St

Remus Rd

Mar

shal

l Pl

Miller St Meacham St

Griffith St

Benjamin St

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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Crime





Physical









Percent Change in Income -1.4% 1.1%



Brookhill 14

A-22 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,030 150,093





Mos

s R

d

S Tryon St

York Rd

Stee

le C

reek

Rd

Sam Neely Rd

Car

owin

ds B

v

Choate Cr

Sout

h P

oint

Bv

Virkler Dr

Sledge Rd

Sou t

h R

idg e

Dr

Ridge O

ak Dr

South Lakes Dr

Lazy Oak Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Rd

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n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Brown Road 103

9/5/2006 A-23







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 329 150,093





West Bv

Billy Graham

Py

Morris Field Dr

Elmin St

Seymour Dr

May

fair

Av

Nobles Av

Ridge Av

W Ty

vola

Rd

Airp

ort C

ente

r Py

Mar

klan

d D

r

Cap

itol D

r

Amay Jam

es Av

Willow St

Shady Ln

Primrose Av

Leake St

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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Crime





Physical












Capitol Drive 4

A-24 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,690 150,093





Park

Rd

Baltu

sro l

Ln

Carmel Club Dr

Masters Ct

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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Rd

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n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Carmel 183

9/5/2006 A-25







StableTrend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 234 150,093





Bay St

E 7th St

E Independence Bv

E 5th St

Laburnum Av

Shenandoah Av

Peca

n A

v

Commonwealth Av

E 8th St

Iris D

r

McClintock Rd

Bascom

St Kingsbury Dr

Ivey Dr

Weddington Av

Lyon

Ct

Briar C

reek Rd

Wyanoke Av

E 9th St

Rockw

ay D

r

Bram

let R

dC

aval

ier C

t

Bay St

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

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Crime





Physical












Chantilly 53

A-26 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 174 150,093





E 3rd St

E 4th St

S Ki

ngs

Dr

Baxter StBaldw

in Av

Luther St

Que

ens R

d

Main St

Che

rry S

t

S Torre

nce St

Park Dr

Harding Pl

Elizabeth Av

Henley Pl

Keni

lwor

th A

v

Providence Rd

E 5th St

Hermitage Ct

Greenwood Cliff

S Colonial Av

Dartmouth Pl

Lillin

gton Av

Eli StWaco

St

Travis

Av

Blythe Bv

E 5th St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

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Crime





Physical












Cherry 64

9/5/2006 A-27



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,166 150,093





West Bv

Sout

h B

v

Barrin

ger D

r

Billy Graham Py

Westm

ont Dr

Miller St

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

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Crime





Physical












Clanton Park / Roseland

1

A-28 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 956 150,093





Park

Rd

Sout

h B

v

Tyvola Rd

Archdale Dr

Seneca Pl

Selw

yn A

v

Seacro

ft Rd

Edgewater Dr

Scofield RdTamworth Dr

Tyvo

la D

r

Arundel Dr

Car

negi

e B

v

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

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I-85

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Rd

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n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Closeburn / Glenkirk 196

9/5/2006 A-29







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 174 150,093





Monroe Rd

Bay St

Washburn Av

Dunn Av

Fugate Av

Lorna St

Commonwealth Av

June Dr

Skyla

nd A

v

Arena

Bv

Laburnum Av

Orang

e St

Briar C

reek R

d

Alph

a St

Barnhill Dr

Latrobe Dr

Heflin

St

Bram

let R

d

Pro Am Dr

Rockw

ay D

r

Kingsbury Dr

Shenandoah Av

Mohigan St

Cav

alie

r Ct

Briar Creek Rd

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

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Crime





Physical












Coliseum Drive 56

A-30 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,025 150,093





E W T Harris Bv

N T

ryon

St

Mclean Rd

Get

a lon

g R

d

Sandburg Av

Mcc

ullo

ugh

Dr

Toby Creek Rd

Cla

rk B

v

Rocky River Rd

Unive

rsity

Eas

t Dr

Batav ia Ln

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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Rd

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n StI-485

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Crime





Physical












College Downs 138

9/5/2006 A-31



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 462 150,093





S out

h B

v

Old P

ineville Rd

Mur

rayh

ill R

d

Con

way

Av

Heathe

r Ln

Webster Pl

Tyson StYancey Rd

Universi

ty Dr

Dar

win

CrRoc

kford

Ct

Applegate

Rd

Scholtz Rd

Southside DrVerbena St

Kenlough Dr

Falls

Cre

ek L

n

Ruskin D

r

Broo

krun

Dr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

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Crime





Physical












Collingwood 70

A-32 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 181 150,093





Sout

h B

v

Hollis Rd

Scaleybark Rd

Conway Av

Annlin Av

Belton St

Trent S

t

Webster Pl

Tyson St

Greystone RdS Tr

yon

St

Auburn Av

Melbourne Ct

Mayfie

ld Av

Anson St

Dover Av

Hartfo

rd A

v

Applegate Rd

Dexter

St

Wes

ton S

tTryclan Dr

Indu

stry

Rd

Moultrie St

Yancey Rd

Dewi

tt Ln

Hea

ther

Ln

Hartford Av

Scal

eyba

rk R

d

Mou

ltrie

St

Independence

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Crime





Physical












Colonial Village 71

9/5/2006 A-33







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 240 150,093





Central Av

Bay St

E Independence Bv

E 7th St

Laburnum Av

Iris Dr

McClintock Rd

Club R

d

E 8th St

Ivey

Dr

Logi

e A

v

Lyon

Ct

E 5th St

Peca

n A

v

Chatham

Av

Mas

onic

Dr

Kingsbury Dr

Wes

tove

r St

Trum

an R

d

Nas

sau

Bv

Wyanoke Av

Cle

men

t Av

Shenandoah Av

Oak

Val

ley

Ln

Peca

n Av

Bay St

Independence

Blvd

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Crime





Physical












Commonwealth 52

A-34 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 850 150,093





Randolph R

d

Craig AvLinda Ln

Emor

y Ln

Andove

r Rd

Rich

land

Dr

Billingsley Rd

Shar

on L

n

Dal

las

Av

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

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Crime





Physical












Cotswold 61

9/5/2006 A-35



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 462 150,093





Valleydale Rd

Brookshire Bv

Bellhaven Bv

Old Plank Rd

Mint St

Oak S

t

Lakehill RdJo

rdan

s Po

nd L

n

Balfour Ln

Bristle Ln

Mellwood Dr

Stillgreen Ln

Coulwood Dr

Plumcrest Dr

Pres

s ley

Rd

Merrily

Ln

Wild

erne

ss T

rail

Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

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I-85

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Rd

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n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Coulwood East 114

A-36 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 3,607 150,093





Mount Holly Rd

Bellhaven Bv

Brookshire Bv

Tom Sadler Rd

Rhyne Rd

Belmeade Dr

Hutchinson Ln

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Coulwood West 115

9/5/2006 A-37



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 714 150,093





Central Av

East

way

Dr

Arnold Dr

Palm AvHilliard Dr

Clu

b R

d

Iris Dr

Chatham

Av

Win

ter S

t

Draper Av

Jeff St

Ivey

Dr

Florida Av

Mas

onic

Dr

Mar

kham

Ct

Tem

ple

Ln

Bentley Pl

Fort St

Georgia Av

Trum

an R

d

Med

ford

Dr

Country Club Ln

Telford Pl

Margate Av

Flyn

nwoo

d D

r

East

cres

t Dr

Gra

ybar

k Av

Wem

bley

Dr

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

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Crime





Physical












Country Club Heights49

A-38 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,607 150,093





Eastfield Rd

Old

Sta

tesv

ille

Rd

Hucks Rd

Ever

ette

Kei

th R

d

Twin

Lak

es P

y

Hayden Dr

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

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I-85

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n St

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Crime





Physical










Percent Change in House Value -1.0% 1.2%


Davis Lake / Eastfield 127

9/5/2006 A-39



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,372 150,093





Nevin

Rd

Trailer Dr

Lake Rd

Gibbon Rd

Durham Ln

Starita Rd

Kendrick Av

Fincher Bv

Alpin

e Ln

Wilson Ln

Riley Av

Rotary Dr

Hoover Dr

Pine

Dr

I-85

I-85

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

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Crime





Physical












Derita / Statesville 41

A-40 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,197 150,093





South

Bv

S K

ings

Dr

E 3rd St

E Morehead St

Scott A

v

E 2nd St

Poindexter Dr

Marsh Rd

Blyt

he B

v

Baxter St

Henley Pl

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

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Crime





Physical












Dilworth 66

9/5/2006 A-41



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 8,741 150,093





West Bv

Garris

on R

d

I-485

I-85

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Prov idence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

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Crime





Physical












Dixie / Berryhill 107

A-42 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 215 150,093





Oaklawn Av

Norris Av

Dou

ble

Oak

s R

d Moretz Av

Rodey Av

Edison St

Erie

St

Druid Cr

Irma

St

Dea

n S

t

Orv

is St

Atando Av

N G

raha

m S

t

Arde

n St

Woodward Av

Hor

ne D

r

Hai

nes

St

Newcastle St

McC

all S

t

Mul

berr

y A

v

Rach

el S

t

Vanderbilt Rd

Newland Rd

Gen

esis

Par

k Pl

Luce

na S

t

Gunn St

Whi

snan

t St

Badger Ct

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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Crime





Physical












Double Oaks 34

9/5/2006 A-43







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 719 150,093





Atando Av

N G

raha

m S

t

Trailer Dr

Norris Av

Joe

St

Har

t ley

St

Moretz Av

Johnson Rd

Druid Cr

Amble Dr

Starita Rd

Toal St

Rotary Dr

Grim

es S

t

W Craighead Rd

Woo

dpar

k Bv

Cottonwood St

Frew Rd

Leota Dr

Starita Rd

I-85

Independence

Blvd

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Crime





Physical












Druid Hills North 38

A-44 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 252 150,093





Norris Av

N G

raha

m S

t

Stat

esvi

lle A

v

Luce

na S

t

Moretz Av

Grim

es S

t

W 24th St

Banc

roft

St

N Tryo

n St

Edison St

Druid Cr

Keswick Av

Rach

el S

t

Dou

ble

Oak

s R

d

Arde

n St

Woodward Av

Hor

ne D

r

McC

all S

t

Vanderbilt Rd

Franklin Av

W 23rd St

Polk St

Oland

o St

Winston St

Badger C

t

Banc

roft

St

Polk

St

Independence

Blvd

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Druid Hills South 37

9/5/2006 A-45







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 4,814 150,093





West Bv

S Tryon St

W Tyvola Rd

Beam R

d

Shopton Rd

Byrum Dr

Dixie R

d

Wes

tmon

t Dr

McAlpine Dr

Eagle Lake Dr N

Gle

nlak

e D

r

I-77

I-485

I-77

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

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Crime





Physical












Eagle Lake 100

A-46 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,369 150,093





Sardis Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

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n St

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Crime





Physical












East Forest 158

9/5/2006 A-47







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,010 150,093





Albemarle Rd

Central Av

Shamrock Dr

Farm

Pon

d Ln

E W

T H

a rr is

Bv

Somerdale Ln

Dale Av

Barcliff Dr

Lakefill Rd

Dogw

ood Pl

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

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Crime





Physical












Eastland / Wilora Lake149

A-48 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 483 150,093





Randolph Rd

Providence Rd

Que

ens

Rd

Col

ville

Rd

Sherwood AvH

ampton Av

Scotland Av

Mus

eum

Dr

Biltmore D

r

Beve

rly D

r

Skyla

nd A

v

Fenton Pl

Vail Av

Selwyn

Av

Orang

e St

Ardsley Rd

Huntley Pl

Perrin Pl

Gene A

v

Billingsley Rd

Fann

ie C

r

Cottage Pl

Hanson Dr

Radcliffe Av

Middleton Dr

Lero

y S

t

Stonebrid

ge Ln

Alph

a St

Independence

Blvd

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Physical












Eastover 62

9/5/2006 A-49







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 911 150,093





Central Av

East

way

Dr

Albemarle Rd

Norland R

d

Pierson Dr

Lanie

r Av

Eato

n Rd

Tem

ple

Ln

Win

terfi

eld

Pl

Pinecrest Av

Eaton Rd

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Eastway / Sheffield Park

151

A-50 9/5/2006







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 276 150,093





Monroe Rd

N Wendover Rd

Craig AvMcAlw

ay R

d

Marvin R

d Rich

land

Dr

Latrobe Dr

Dunn Av

Billingsley Rd

East

way

Dr

Fugate Av

Skyla

nd A

v

Crater St

Ellington St

Arena

Bv

Beal St

Rol

lins

Av

Com

monw

ealth Av

Alph

a St

Nancy Dr

Orang

e St

Elder AvSilabert Av

Burkland Dr

Dre

sden

Dr W

est

Hickory Nut St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Echo Hills 57

9/5/2006 A-51



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 757 150,093





E 7th StE 4th St

E 3rd St

E 5th St

Bay St

S K

ings

Dr

E 10th St

Park DrFenton Pl

Vail Av

Blyt

he B

v

Orang

e St

Ardsley Rd

Nas

sau

Bv

Henley Pl

Fann

ie C

r

Cottage Pl

Alph

a St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Elizabeth 54

A-52 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 681 150,093





Freedom Dr State St

Avalon Av

W Trade St

Alleghany St

Park

way

Av

Brad

ford

Dr

Thrift Rd

Joy StJay St

S Tu

rner

Av

Royston Rd

Lander St

Ambassador S

t

Clyde D

r

Rosly

n Av

Gesco St

Reno Av

Marlborough Rd

I-85

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85

WilkinsonBlvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Enderly Park 18

9/5/2006 A-53







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 786 150,093





Albemarle Rd

E W

T H

arr is

Bv

Farm

Pon

d Ln

Pence Rd

Dooley Dr

Dale Av

Mar

ket S

t

Barcliff Dr

Lakefill Rd

Central Av

Dogw

ood Pl

Pinta

Ct

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Farm Pond 148

A-54 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,793 150,093





Beat

ties

Ford

Rd

Brookshire Bv

Carrier Dr

Hovis

Rd Lawton Rd

Capps Hill M

ine Rd

B Av

Cora St

Dale Av

I-77

I-85

I-77

I-77

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Firestone / Garden Park

120

9/5/2006 A-55







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 283 150,093





E 7th StE 5th St

E 4th St

E 6th St

E 8th St

E 3rd St

E 12th St

E 11th St

N Brevard St

E 2nd St

E Trade St

N Church St

N Davidso

n St

S Brevard St

E 9th St

M St

Central Av

N Kings Dr

Willis St

Armory Dr

Spindle St

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-85

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Crime





Physical












First Ward 67

A-56 9/5/2006







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 158 150,093





W 5th St

N Church St

W 6th St

N Graham St

W 10th St

W Trade StW

4th St

W 9th St

E 8th St

E 9th St

E 7th StN Pine St

W 3rd St

E 6th St

W Brookshire Fr

W 7th St

E 5th St

W 11th St

E 11th St

Cates St

W 8th St

Phifer Av

Hearn Pl

Wilkes

PlW

9th St

W 11th St

W 7th St

W 8th St

W 8th St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Fourth Ward 32

9/5/2006 A-57



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,351 150,093





Col

ony

Rd

Shar

on R

d

Fairview Rd

Arborway

Shar

on L

n

Randolph R

d

Rutledge Av

Cavendish Ct

Lemon

Tree

Ln

Cutchin Dr

Rexford RdCloister Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Foxcroft 165

A-58 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 517 150,093





Marsh Rd

Scott A

v

Poindexter Dr

Colony Rd

Lilac Rd

S K

ings

Dr

Suns

et D

r

Radcliffe Av

Ridgewood Av

Drexel Pl

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Freedom Park 65

9/5/2006 A-59



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 35 150,093





Brew

ton

Dr

Oaklawn Av

Rus

h W

ind

Dr

Dou

ble

Oak

s R

d

Gen

esis

Par

k Pl

Eureka St

Tinnin Av

Stro

ud P

ark

Ct

Andr

ill T

r

Dea

n S

t

Rising

Oak

Dr

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Genesis Park 33

A-60 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 312 150,093





Colony R

d

Fairview RdC

armel R

d

Vale

ncia

Tr

Sharon View RdAinsdale Rd

Chevington Rd

Mullens Ford Rd

Simsbury R

d

Edenton Rd

Clematis Dr

Belkn

ap R

d

Fox Brook Ln

Beckford Dr

Gra

nada

Dr

La G

orce

Dr

Charmal Pl

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Governor's Square 166

9/5/2006 A-61



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 232 150,093





Oaklawn Av

Stat

esvi

lle A

v

Hamilton St

Spring St

W Brookshire Fr Po

lk St

John

son

St

Burto

n St

Seaboard St

McC

all S

t

Spratt St

N Gra

ham

St

Callahan St

Whi

snan

t St

Ris ing O

ak Dr

W 12th St

Polk St

W 12th St

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Greenville 31

A-62 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 464 150,093





Monroe Rd

N Wendover Rd

Randolph Rd

Billingsley Rd

Marvin R

d

Skyla

nd A

v

McAlw

ay R

d

Latrobe Dr

Dunn Av

Fugate Av

Orang

e St

Mar

ney

Av

Gene A

vFann

ie C

r

East

over

Rid

ge D

r

Ellington St

Arena

Bv

Beal St

E 7th St

Alph

a St

Craig Av

Lero

y S

t

Burkland Dr

Nancy Dr

Heflin

St

Mayvie

w Dr

Pro Am Dr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Grier Heights 59

9/5/2006 A-63



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 987 150,093





Westinghouse Bv

O'hara D

r

Brown-Grier Rd

Whitehall Park Dr

Stee

le C

reek

Rd

Oakhaven Dr

Cecilia Ln

Delshire Ln

Goodrich D

r

Gal

lant

Ln

Fruehauf Dr

Taragate Dr

Grie

rs F

ork

Dr

D D

ucks Ln

Arco Corporate Dr

Leno

x P

oint

e D

r

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Griers Fork 102

A-64 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,663 150,093





N T

ryon

St

Orr Rd

District Dr

I-85I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n StI-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hampshire Hills 141

9/5/2006 A-65



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,392 150,093





Wilkinson Bv

Moo

res

Cha

pel R

d

Harbor Dr

Huntlynn Rd

Laine Rd

Bright Rd

Dewey Dr

Nita Ln

I-85

I-485

I-85

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Harbor House 108

A-66 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,595 150,093





N Tryon St

Pavi

lion

Bv

Cameron Bv

Circle Dr

I-485

US 29

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Harris-Houston 135

9/5/2006 A-67



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,992 150,093





Hart Rd

Riv

ersi

de D

r Lake Dr

30' Rd

Belm

eade

Dr

Mount Holly Rd

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Harwood Lane 116

A-68 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 512 150,093





Providence Rd

High Ridge Rd

Hugh Forest R

d

Win

dblu

ff D

r

Oakmeade Dr

Jericho Ln

Dugan Dr

Oratorio Pl

Peve

rell L

n

Home Pl

Silver Fox Rd

Gle

nn V

alle

y Dr

Laurel Park Ln

Bee

Tree

Cr

Lazy Branch Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hembstead 169

9/5/2006 A-69







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,387 150,093





Statesville Rd

Hucks Rd

Kerns Rd

Oak Dr

Puck

ett R

d

I-77

I-77 I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Henderson Circle 126

A-70 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,297 150,093





Plott Rd

The Plaza

Lind

a La

ke D

r

Plaza Rd Ext

Penc

ade

Ln

Delivau DrTerry Ln

Lake

side

Dr

Rothm

ore St

Fran

k G

rier R

d

Coble Av

Lisa CrTravers R

un Dr

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hickory Grove 144

9/5/2006 A-71



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,515 150,093





Albemarle Rd

Pence Rd

Har

risbu

rg R

d

Irwin Rd

Dooley Dr

Coble Av

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hickory Ridge 147

A-72 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,516 150,093





N T

ryon

St

Orr Rd

Equipment Dr

Tom Hunter Rd

Elgy

woo

d Ln

Austin Dr

Owen BvGray Dr

Dawn Cr

Sandy Av

Mcg

ill S

t

The Roman Rd

Wilson Ln

Wellingfo

rd St

Merlane Dr

I-85

US 29 BY-PASS

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n StI-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hidden Valley 140

9/5/2006 A-73



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,874 150,093





Rid

ge R

d

Eastfield Rd

Bear

d R

d

Mallard Creek Rd

Northridge Dr

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Highland Creek 130

A-74 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 706 150,093





Park Rd

Dorman R

d

Carolina P

lace Py Ti

fton

Rd

N P

olk

St

S Polk S

t

Leitn

er D

r

Rock

Can

yon

Dr

I-485

LAN

CA

STE

R

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Hwy 51 / Park Road 189

9/5/2006 A-75







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 650 150,093





Albemarle Rd

E W

T H

arris

Bv

Idlewild Rd

Idle

broo

k Dr

Farm

Pon

d Ln

Elwood D

r

Meadowdale Ln

Mar

lbro

ok D

r

Allister DrDenning Pl

Fox Hunt Rd

Barncliff Rd

Riding Trail Rd

Lawyers Rd

East

have

n Dr

Idlew

ild R

d Nor

th

Boston Av

Snow Ln

Middlebury Pl

Ivyd

ale

Dr

Twin

Oak

s Pl

Red

Car

riage

Ln

Woodbend Dr

Blythwood Ln

Pow

der H

orn

Rd

Win

ery

Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Idlewild Farms 153

A-76 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,306 150,093





Idlewild Rd

Monroe R

d

E Independence Bv

Wallace Rd

Wallace Ln

Stud

ley

Rd

St Peter's LnGayle Av

Drifter Dr

Dion Av

Old Gate Dr

Kref

eld

Dr

Aragorn Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Idlewild South 157

9/5/2006 A-77







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 392 150,093





Atando Av

Stat

esvi

lle A

v

Nor

ther

ly R

d

Erie

St

Julia

Av

Tipton Dr

Rotary Dr

Carmine St

Woo

dpar

k Bv

Alm

a Ct

Jessie St

Stat

esvi

lle R

d

Upper Asbury AvBoxm

eer Dr

Beasley Ln

Whittington St

I-85

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












J.T. Williams 39

A-78 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 129 150,093





Airp

ort D

r

West Bv

Billy Graham

Py

Morris Field Dr

Eato

n C

r

Payne Bv

Nobles Av

Ashley C

r

Broo

ksva

le S

t

Jackson Dr

Leake St

Sentry Post Rd

Hercules Av

Eleanor Dr

S A

irlin

e S

t

Jack

son

Pl

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Jackson Homes 3

9/5/2006 A-79



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,199 150,093





Car

mel

Rd

John

ston

Rd

Tifto

n R

d

Rock

Can

yon

Dr

Marce

l Ln

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Johnston Rd. / McAlpine

188

A-80 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 230 150,093





Glenw

ood Dr

W Trade St

Avalon Av

Norwood Dr

Centre

St

Rozzelles Ferry R

d

Jones St

Welling Av

Lander St

W Brookshire Fr

Clyde D

r

Dupree St

Coro

net W

y

Parkside Dr

Reno Av

Dewolf

e St

Fern

Av

Park

way A

v

Boyd St

Halsey St

Zebulon Av

Cromer St

Lakeview St

Barlowe R

d

Blenhein Rd

Cel

ia A

v

Septem

ber L

n

Ros

lyn

Av

Coronet Wy

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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Dimension








Crime





Physical












Lakewood 21

9/5/2006 A-81



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,156 150,093





Sardis Rd

Car

mel

Rd

Lans

downe

Rd

Boyce Rd

Old

Bel

l Rd

Valleybrook Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Lansdowne 163

A-82 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 425 150,093





Lasalle St

Stat

esvi

lle A

v

Newland Rd

Russell Av

Seni

or D

r

Holly St

Erie

St

Gilbert St

Irma

St

Celia Av

Tayl

or A

v

Carrier D

r

Julia

Av

Tipton Dr

Hai

nes

St

Kansas Dr

Carmine St

Dundeen St

Nor

ther

ly R

d

Alm

a Ct

Orv

is St

Keller Av

Garnette Pl

Remington St

Beasley Ln

Keller Av

I-85 I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Lincoln Heights 29

9/5/2006 A-83







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 539 150,093





N G

raha

m S

t

N Brevard

St

Dalton Av

W 28th St

Keswick Av

E 9th St

Polk

St

Matheson Av

E 16th St

McC

all S

t

Pars

on S

t

E 21st St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Lockwood 35

A-84 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 996 150,093





Sout

h B

v

Tyvola Rd

Seneca Pl

Old P

ineville Rd

Heather Ln

Seacro

ft Rd Se

lwyn

Av

Abbey Pl

Tamworth Dr

Tyvo

la D

r

Scofield Rd

Arundel Dr

Drexel Pl

Hav

en D

r

Moncu

re D

r

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Madison Park 197

9/5/2006 A-85



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 3,868 150,093





Mallard Creek RdPavilion B

v

Quay Rd

I-85

I-485

US 29

I-85

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Mallard Creek / Withrow Downs

131

A-86 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 777 150,093





Idlewild Rd

Lawyers Rd

Elwood D

r

Robinhood Cr

Spicewood DrSally Ln

Carde

n Dr

Mallen Dr

Cra

ne P

o in t

Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Marlwood 155

9/5/2006 A-87



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,154 150,093





Idlewild R

d

Monroe Rd

Krefeld Dr

Dion D

r

Lake

view

Cr

Aragorn Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Marshbrooke 156

A-88 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 155 150,093





W Brookshire Fr

Oaklawn Av

Andr

ill Tr

Patton Av

French St

Washington Av

Mill Rd

Martin St N S

umm

it Av

Ham

ilton

St

Gen

esis

Par

k Pl

Dea

n S

t

Mul

berry

Av

Mattoon St

Whi

snan

t St

Flin

t St

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












McCrorey Heights 27

9/5/2006 A-89







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 3,136 150,093





Nea

l Rd

City Bv

IBM D

r

Resea

rch D

rC

lark

Bv

Pine

Dr

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Mineral Springs / Rumble Road

133

A-90 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,390 150,093





S Tryon St

Beam R

d

W Tyvola Rd

Continental Bv

Griffith Rd

I-77

I-485

I-77

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Montclaire South 198

9/5/2006 A-91



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,569 150,093





Lanc

er D

rOldfield

Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Montibello 178

A-92 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,711 150,093





Belm

eade

Dr

Rhyne Rd

Hawfield Rd

Mount Holly Rd

McC

orkl

e R

d

Charlie Hipp Rd

I-85I-85

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Moores Chapel 109

9/5/2006 A-93



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 5,087 150,093





Oakdale Rd

Sam

ple R

d

Mcc

oy R

d

Miranda Rd

Kerns Rd

Hart Rd

Kelly Rd

Simpson Rd

30' Rd

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Mountain Island 117

A-94 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 664 150,093





Car

mel

Rd

Cam

illa Dr

Mill Pond Rd

Oldfiel

d Rd

Chaucer Dr

Wam

ath

Dr

Cutchin Dr

Rebel D

r

Lanc

er D

r

Brookmont Pl

Denbigh Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Mountainbrook 179

9/5/2006 A-95



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,210 150,093





Sout

h Bv

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Myers Park 63

A-96 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,494 150,093





Nevin Rd

Statesville Rd

Gibbon Rd

Cindy Ln

Sunset Rd

Durham Ln

Oak Dr

Pine

Dr

I-77

I-77

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Nevin Community 125

9/5/2006 A-97



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,439 150,093





Grie

r Rd

Hood R

d

Caldwell Rd

Get

alon

g R

d

District Dr

Will

owgl

en T

l

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n StI-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Newell 137

A-98 9/5/2006







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 576 150,093





The Plaza

N Tryon St

E 36th St

Matheson Av

N Davidson St

Herrin AvE Sugar C

reek Rd

Atmore St

Palm Av

Atando Av

Leigh Av

Ritch Av Raleigh St

Fort StH

ilo Dr

Ersk

ine

Dr

W 32nd St

Redwood Av

Howie Cr

Elkwood Cr

Raleigh St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












North Charlotte 44

9/5/2006 A-99







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,036 150,093





Amity Pl

Albemarle Rd

Idlewild Rd

Monroe Rd

E Independence Bv

Red

dman

Rd

Mar

lbro

ok D

r

Rama R

d

Driftwood D

r

Glendo

ra D

r

Florence Av

Central Av

Ashm

ore

Dr

Lantana Av

Leeds Dr

Jerily

n Dr

Lockmont Dr

Eaton Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












North Sharon Amity / Reddman Road

152

A-100 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 894 150,093





The Plaza

Ruth Dr

Lind

a La

ke D

r

Shamrock DrSomerdale Ln

Foxford Pl

Delivau DrTerry Ln

Lake

side

Dr

Kelsey

Dr

Deliah Ln

Lisa Cr

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oak Forest 143

9/5/2006 A-101



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,243 150,093





Oakdale RdBrookshire BvBellhaven Bv

Miranda Rd

Kelly Rd

Simpson Rd

Rozzelles Ferry Rd

30' Rd

Dale Av

Cowboy Ln

Kidd

Ln

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oakdale North 118

A-102 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,786 150,093





Brookshire Bv

Valleydale Rd

Rozzelles Ferry Rd

Kelly

Rd

Cora St

Dale Av

Mint St

Clinton R

d

Tom Sadler Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oakdale South 119

9/5/2006 A-103



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 555 150,093





Monroe Rd

Craig Av

Pierson Dr

Lanier Av

Elder AvUnaka Av

Rich

land

Dr

Doris Av

Linda Ln

Silabert Av

Eato

n Rd

Winfield Dr

Lantana Av

Albemarle Rd

Crater St

McA

lway

Rd

Dal

las

Av

Glendo

ra D

r

Raney Wy

Florence Av

Com

monw

ealth Av

Nancy Dr

Sum

mey

Av

Emory Ln

Seife

rt C

r

Anth

em C

t

Hickory Nut St

Eaton Rd

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oakhurst 58

A-104 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 216 150,093





Oaklawn Av

Russell Av

Patton Av

Erie

St

Dea

n S

t

Irma

St

Fairm

ont S

t

Orv

is St

Hor

ne D

r

Newcastle St

Brew

ton

Dr

Mul

berry

Av

Hai

nes

St

Tayl

or A

v

Waddell St

Andr

ill Tr

Grier Av

Gen

esis

Par

k Pl

W Brookshire Fr

Celia AvGunn St

Tate St

Vint

on S

t

Sam

uel S

t

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oaklawn 28

9/5/2006 A-105







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 285 150,093





W Brookshire Fr

Lasalle St

Carrier

Dr

Centre

St

Engl

ish

Dr

W Trade St

Botany St

Lander St

Dupree St

Kentucky Av

Abel

woo

d Rd

Reno Av

Pitts Dr

Bellaire

Dr

Rayon S

t

Boyd St

Cel

ia A

v

Halsey St

Booker Av

N Crig

ler St

Coro

net W

y

Planters Pl

Clyde D

r

Celia Av

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oakview Terrace 22

A-106 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 960 150,093





Providence Rd

Sardis Rd

Jefferson Dr Lans

downe

Rd

Prett Ct

Valleybrook Rd

Old

Bel

l Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Olde Providence North

167

9/5/2006 A-107



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,540 150,093





Rea Rd

Lanc

er D

rOldfield

Rd

Baltu

srol

Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Olde Providence South

177

A-108 9/5/2006







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,572 150,093





Shopton Rd

Sandy Porter R

d

Beam R

d

Whitehall Park Dr

Brown-Grier Rd

Westinghouse Bv

Gab

le R

dG

alla

nt L

n

Troj

an D

r

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Olde Whitehall 101

9/5/2006 A-109







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 254 150,093





N Tryo

n St

N Davidso

n St

Parkwood Av

Harrill

St

N Brevard

St

Dalton Av

Keswick Av

E 11th St

Pinckney A

v

N G

raha

m S

t

W 24th St

E 16th St

Haw

thor

ne L

n

Pars

on S

t

W 23rd St

E 21st StE 22nd St

N Brevard St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Optimist Park 45

A-110 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 762 150,093





Pineville-M

atthews R

d

Hugh Forest R

d

Jericho Ln

Oratorio Pl

Rothchild Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Oxford Hunt 168

9/5/2006 A-111



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 826 150,093





Park

Rd

South Bv

Foxhall DrPine

ville

Rd

Longleaf Dr

Lyth

am D

r

Cressida Dr

Kenlauren Tr

Balm

oral

Cr

Bergen C

t

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Park Crossing 191

A-112 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,636 150,093





Freedom Dr

Tod d

vill e

Rd

Paw Creek Rd

Todd Rd

Burk

hold

er R

d

Huntlynn Rd

Elmwood Cr

Stone Bluff CtEverett Dr

I-85I-485

I-85

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Pawtuckett 111

9/5/2006 A-113



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 57 150,093





Elmin St

Kenh

ill D

r

May

fair

Av

Old

Ste

ele

Cre

ek R

d

Seymour Dr

Fabe

r St

Hemphill St

Willow St

West Bv

Dod

ge A

v

Wingate Av

Woo

dshi

re D

r

Mor

elan

d S

t

Walter S

t

Primrose Av

Wes

tgro

ve D

r

McC

ombs

St

Golf Course Ln

Marene Dr

Eddi

ngto

n S

t

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Pinecrest 2

A-114 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,390 150,093





Rea

Rd

Elm Ln

Providence Rd

Allison Ln

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Piper Glen Estates 174

9/5/2006 A-115



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 94 150,093





The P

laza

Lola

Av

Brook Rd

Virginia Av

Dani

el S

t

Georgia Av

Attaberry

Dr

Duncan Av

Stratford Av

Fort St

Mecklenburg Av

Florida Av

Holt S

t

Woodside A

v

Lunsford Pl

Country Club Ln

Clem

son Av

Catawba Av

Beaco

n St

Downs AvShamrock Dr

Grace St

Everett Pl

Thur

mon

d P

l

Cochran Pl

Lydi

a A

v

Fort St

Lydi

a A

v

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Plaza Hills 47

A-116 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 716 150,093





Central Av

Hawtho

rne Ln

Clu

b R

d

Iris

Dr

Cha th am

A v

Nas

sau

BvPe

can

Av W

inte

r St

Ivey

Dr

Bay St

Florida Av

Mas

onic

Dr

Georgia Av

Lyon

Ct

Virginia Av

Fort St

Trum

an R

d

Pars

on S

t

Ersk

ine

Dr

East

cres

t Dr

Draper Av

Peca

n Av

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Plaza Midwood 50

9/5/2006 A-117







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 553 150,093





The Plaza

Eastway D

r

Shamrock Dr

Herrin Av

E 36th St

Palm Av

E 35th St

Hilliard Dr

Airlie St

Atmore St

E Sugar Creek Rd

N Davidson St

Purser Dr

Jeff St

Downs Av

Anderson St

Florida Av

Finchley Dr

Dinglewood Av

Georgia Av

Fort St

Card St

Ersk

ine

Dr

Dunlavin Wy

Redwood Av

Plaza Walk Dr

Country Club Ln

Elkwood Cr

Krupa Ct

Independence

Blvd

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I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

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Dimension








Crime





Physical












Plaza-Shamrock 48

A-118 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 6,138 150,093





York Rd

Mckee R

d

Zoar Rd

Langston Dr

Capps Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Pleasant Hill Road 105

9/5/2006 A-119







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 369 150,093





West BvR

eid Av

Airport Dr

May

fair

Av

Nobles AvD

onald Ross R

d

Barri

nger

Dr

Mar

klan

d D

r

Wes

tmo n

t Dr

Shady Ln

Gle

nlak

e D

r

Whitehurst Rd

Wat

auga

Av

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Ponderosa / Wingate 9

A-120 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 3,829 150,093





Hucks Rd

Eastfield Rd

I-85

I-85

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Prosperity Church Road

129

9/5/2006 A-121



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,264 150,093





Providence Rd

Tom

Sho

rt R

d

Allison Ln

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Providence Crossing 172

A-122 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,698 150,093





Mckee Rd

Providence Rd

Lancelot DrHemby R

d

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Providence Estates East

171

9/5/2006 A-123



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 444 150,093





Providence Rd

Randolph R

d

Arborway

Sardis Rd

Addison Dr

Rutledge AvHunter Ln

Shar

on Ln

Cavendish Ct

Abingdon Rd

Shasta Ln

Preston Ln

Gaynor Rd

Hardwick Rd

Wonderwood Dr

Greentr

ee Dr

Fielding AvColumbine Cr

Timber Ln

Canyon Tl

Cloister Dr

Gresham

Pl

Keats Ct

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Providence Park 164

A-124 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,547 150,093





Mckee Rd

Providence Rd

Weddington R

d

Davis Dr

Lancelot Dr

Country Ln

Foxfire Rd

Home Pl

Peve

rell L

nSilver Fox Rd

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Providence Plantation170

9/5/2006 A-125



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 3,008 150,093





Marvin R

d

Elm Ln

Tom

Sho

rt R

d

I-485

LAN

CAS

TER

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Prov idence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Provincetowne 173

A-126 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 843 150,093





Park

Rd

Sout

h B

v

Edgewater Dr

St J

ohn

Ln

Eastburn Rd

Hill Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Quail Hollow 194

9/5/2006 A-127







Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,359 150,093





Rea

Rd

Providence Rd

Elm Ln

Rosecliff Dr

Bon-rea Dr

Seto

n H

ouse

Ln

Carmel Club Dr

Masters Ct

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Rain Tree 175

A-128 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 475 150,093





West Bv

Reid Av

W Tyvo

la Rd

Elmin St

Sargeant

Dr

Barfield Dr

Donald R

oss Rd

May

fair

Av

Mar

klan

d D

r

Morning D

r

Capito

l Dr

Parker Dr

Shady Ln

Walton Rd

Wat

son

Dr

Whitehurst Rd

Wat

auga

Av

Morning D

r

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Reid Park 7

9/5/2006 A-129







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 152 150,093





West Bv

Remount Rd

Barri

nger

Dr

Beec

h N

ut R

d

Philli

ps A

v

Cowles

Rd

Fordham Rd

Brentwood Pl

Kimberly Rd

Toomey A

v

Watson D

r

Toom

ey A

v

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Revolution Park 16

A-130 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 973 150,093





Gibbon Rd

W S

ugar

Cre

ek R

d

Nevin Rd

Perk

ins R

d

Oak Dr

Roc

kwel

l Bv

Wes

t

Crestland Av

Enoch Dr

Dumont Ln

Brac

hnel

l Vie

w D

r

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Rockwell Park / Hemphill Heights

42

9/5/2006 A-131



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,050 150,093





Sardis Rd

Provi dence Rd

Wilb

y Dr

Old

Bel

l Rd

Hun

ting

Ct

Tillot Dr

Ritter D

r

Valleybrook Rd

Highland Forest D

r

Rothchild Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sardis Forest 162

A-132 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,062 150,093





Sardis Rd

Monroe R

d

Sardis Rd North

Wilb

y Dr

Boyce Rd

Kelfor

d Ln

Ritter Dr

Bass Ln

Har

roga

te R

d

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

BlvdI-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sardis Woods 161

9/5/2006 A-133



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 493 150,093





Park Rd

Marsh Rd

Sout

h Bv

Ideal WyPoindexter Dr

Hollis Rd

Sunset Dr

Belton St

Griffith St

Melbourne Ct

Tyson St

Yale Pl

Wriston P

l

Lilac Rd

Scaleybark Rd

Auburn Av

Diana Dr

Dorothy Dr

Dover Av

Iver

son

Wy

Eucli

d Av

Weston St

Dexter

St

Habersham Dr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sedgefield 68

A-134 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 748 150,093





Park

Rd

Baltu

srol

Ln

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Seven Eagles 190

9/5/2006 A-135







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 140 150,093





State St

Car

ol A

v

S Bruns Av

Coxe Av

Thrift Rd Jay St

Tuckaseegee Rd

Wal

nut A

v

S Tu

rner

Av

Lela Av

Berry

hill R

d

Ambassador S

t

W Trade St

Gesco St

Baco

n Av

Katonah Av

Mor

son

St

Roslyn Av

Auten St

Lima A

v

Dixon St

Woodvale Pl

Hurs

ton

Cr

Woo

druf

f Pl

W T

rade

St

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85

WilkinsonBlvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Seversville 24

A-136 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 911 150,093





The Plaza

Shamrock Dr

Ruth Dr

Tipperary Pl

Purser Dr

Finchley Dr

Delgany Dr

Palm Av

Foxford PlHilliard Dr

Frank Dr

Gle

nville

Av

Dunwoody Dr

Dunlavin Wy

Dora Dr

Joyce Dr

Kelse

y Dr

Coburg Av

Ilford

St

Kerry

Ln

Donovan Pl

Malta Pl

Telford Pl

Wila

nn D

r

Ascot Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n StI-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Shannon Park 142

9/5/2006 A-137



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 737 150,093





Shar

on R

d

Car

mel

Rd

Sharon Hills R

d

Mill Pond Rd

Oldfield

Rd

St J

ohn

Ln

Chaucer Dr

Ashton DrHeathstead Pl

Wam

ath

Dr

Cutchin Dr

Brookmont Pl

Denbigh Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sharon Woods 180

A-138 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 994 150,093





Rama R

d

Randolph R

d

Addison Dr

Emor

y Ln

Linda Ln

Hunter LnCraig Av

Shasta Ln

Brace Rd

Gaynor Rd

Red

coat

Dr

Hardwick Rd

Wonderwood Dr

Riviere Dr

Glenridge Rd

Don

cast

er D

r

Wrig

ht A

v

Livingston Dr

Circlewood Dr

Merwick Cr

Beckett Ct

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sherwood Forest 159

9/5/2006 A-139



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 4,280 150,093





Hoo d R

d

Plaza Rd Ext

Plott Rd

Pence Rd

Robins

on C

hurc

h Rd

Irwin Rd

Coble Av

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Silverwood 145

A-140 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,077 150,093





Sunset Rd

Stat

esvi

lle R

d

Cindy Ln

Beat

ties

Ford

Rd

Juniper Dr

Lake Rd

Arvin Dr

Durham Ln

Nevin Rd

Kerr Ln

Keith Dr

Suns

et B

v

Jane Av

Kitty Dr

Burmith Av

Rea

mes

Rd

I-77

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Slater Rd / Hamilton Circle

124

9/5/2006 A-141



Crime Dimension Low




Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 384 150,093





State St

W Trade St

Rozzelles Ferry R

d

Rosly

n Av

Park

way A

v

W Brookshire Fr

S Tu

rner

Av

Coxe Av

Mill Rd

Pitts DrBooker Av

Norwood Dr

Rus

h Av

Sel d

on D

r

Mattoon St

Clyde D

r

Coro

net W

y

Dundeen St

Katonah Av

Fren

ch S

t

Clay Av

Ambassador S

t

Boyd St

Zebulon Av

Planters Pl

Lake Av

S G

regg

St

Crestview Dr

September

Ln

Coronet Wy

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Smallwood 25

A-142 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 342 150,093





S Tr

yon

St

Sout

h Bv

Clanton Rd

Barr

inge

r Dr

Remount RdGriffith St

Marsh Rd

W Tremont Av

Belton St

Barfield Dr

Baltimore

Av

Youngblood St

May

St

Dunav

ant S

t

Bank

St

Brookhill Rd

Gra

ymon

t Dr

Toomey A

v

Eucli

d Av

Weston St

Rampart St

Blairhill Rd

Poindexter Dr

Distrib

ution

St

Basin St

Remus Rd

Pelto

n St

Trad

e P

ark

Ct

Miller St

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Southside Park 72

9/5/2006 A-143







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 566 150,093





Sout

h B

v

Archdale Dr

Old P

ineville Rd Edgew

ater Dr

Wensley Dr

Montpelie r R

d

Broo

kdal

e Av

Emerywood Dr

Rosecrest D

r

Burnt Mill Rd

Wisteria D

r

Ingl

e sid

e D

r

Star

cres

t Dr

Leaf

cres

t Ln

Birm

ingh

am D

r

E Arrowood Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Starmount 195

A-144 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 587 150,093





Sout

h Bv

Engl

and

St

Starbrook Dr

E Hebron St

E Arrowood Rd

Lance Dr Shad

y O

ak T

l

Hill RdSweden Rd

Quail Meadow LnCov

ey C

hase

Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Starmount Forest 193

9/5/2006 A-145



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 8,317 150,093





York Rd

Sold

ier R

d

Smith

Rd

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Steele Creek 106

A-146 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 884 150,093





South Bv

Rod

ney

St

Industrial Dr

Old

Nat

ions

For

d Rd

Culp Rd

Cad

illac

St

Longleaf Dr

Cru

mp

Rd

Ervin Ln

N P

olk

St

Balm

oral

Cr

Bergen C

t

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sterling 192

9/5/2006 A-147



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,536 150,093





Mo n

r oe

Rd

Sardis Rd

Shasta Ln

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

BlvdI-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Stonehaven 160

A-148 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,424 150,093





N Tryon St

N G

raha

m S

t

Trailer Dr

W Craighead Rd

Starita Rd

E 36th St

Glory St

Amble Dr

Dru

ry D

r

Johnson Rd

Frew Rd

W 32nd St

Raleigh St

Wilson Ln

Toal St

Hilo D

r

Woo

dpar

k Bv

I-85I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sugaw Creek / Ritch Ave

40

9/5/2006 A-149



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,539 150,093





Sunset Rd

Beatties Ford Rd

Miranda Rd

Oakdale R

d

Radio Rd

Primm Rd

Cowboy Ln

Kidd

Ln

Mingus Rd Kitty Dr

Trull St

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

BrookshireBlvd

York

Rd

N Tryo

n St

I-485

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Sunset Road 121

A-150 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 305 150,093





W 5th St

W Trade St

W 4th St

W 6th St

S Ced

ar S

t

W 9th St

W Brookshire Fr

W 1st St

Martin St Polk St

Ham

ilton

St

N Sum

mit A

v

W Hill St

S Sy

cam

ore

St

Post St

Cates St

W 12th StI-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Third Ward 30

9/5/2006 A-151







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,464 150,093





Brookshire Bv

Hovis

Rd

Carrier Dr

Lawton Rd

W Trade St

Brad

ford

Dr

Morgan St

Tar Heel RdWabash Av

Exch

ange

St

Ce l

ia A

v

Parkside Dr

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Thomasboro / Hoskins

19

A-152 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 661 150,093





Freedom Dr

Toddville Rd

Brookshire Bv

Hovis

Rd

Rozzelles Ferry Rd

Tar Heel Rd

Exchange St

Mint St

CSX Wy

Wabash Av

West A

v

Tom Sadler Rd

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

Dimension








Crime





Physical












Todd Park 17

9/5/2006 A-153







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,257 150,093





Hovis

Rd

Sloa

n D

r

Paw Creek Rd

Exchange StCSX Wy

Staf

ford

Dr

Elmwood Cr

Gatew

ay B

v

Stone Bluff Ct

I-85I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

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Toddville Road 112

A-154 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 385 150,093





Elm Ln

Bevington Pl

Pineville-Matthews Rd

Baybrook Ln

Car

swel

l Ln

Johnston Rd

Leaf Arbor Ln

Creek Bend DrRidgemore Dr

Reafield Dr

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

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Touchstone Village / Elm Lane

184

9/5/2006 A-155







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 406 150,093





N G

raha

m S

t

N Tryon S

t

Norris Av

Grim

es S

t

Luce

na S

t

W 28th St

W 24th St

Banc

roft

St

Moretz Av

Edison St

W 32nd St

Rach

el S

t

Matheson Av

N Brevard StKeswick Av

N Poplar St

W 23rd St

Vanderbilt Rd

Cullman Av

Leota Dr

Ente

rpris

e D

r

Frew

Rd

Banc

roft

St

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

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Tryon Hills 36

A-156 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,501 150,093





N Tryo

n St

Pavilion Bv

IBM

Dr

Salome Church Rd

Resea

rch D

r

I-85

I-485

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

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University City North 132

9/5/2006 A-157



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,205 150,093





N Tryo

n St

E W T H

arris Bv

Cameron Bv

Mcc

ullo

ugh

Dr

Toby Creek Rd

Cla

rk B

v

I-85

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

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University City South 134

A-158 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 300 150,093





Lasalle St

Montana Dr

Carrier Dr

Seni

or D

r

Southwest Bv

Engl

ish

Dr

Abel

woo

d R

d

Remington St

Tayl

or A

v

Botany St

Bellaire Dr

Cel

ia A

v

Mcdonald St

Englehardt St

Keller Av

Prin

ce S

t

Burbank DrSyracuse Dr

Rayon S

t

Holly St

Depau

l Ct

Keller Av

I-85

Independence

Blvd

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University Park 43

9/5/2006 A-159



Crime Dimension Low




Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 280 150,093





N Davidso

n St

N Brevard

St

Matheson Av

Pinckney A

v

Charles Av

Leigh Av

Clem

son Av

Everett Pl

Lola

Av

Barr

y S

t

Woodside Av

Drummond Av

Uni

on S

t

Alle

n St

Jordan Pl

Lunsford Pl

Mimosa Av

Stratford Av

Pars

on S

t

E 22nd St

Catawba Av

N Myers St

Um

stea

d St

E 21st St

Seig

le A

v

Haw

thor

ne L

n

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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Villa Heights 46

A-160 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 275 150,093





Lasalle St

W Brookshire Fr

Celia Av

W Trade St

Booker Av

Pitts Dr

Remington St

Fairm

ont S

t

Tayl

or A

v

Botany St

Dundeen St

Mattoon St

Patton Av

Russell Av

Tate St

Grier Av

Bellaire Dr

Seld

on D

r

Mcdonald St

Prin

ce S

t

Zebulon Av

Garnette Pl

Reno Av

Planters Pl

Vint

on S

t

Burbank Dr

Juds

on A

v

Mul

berry

Av

Roslyn

Av

Crestview Dr

Depaul C

t

Cel

ia A

v

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-277

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Washington Heights 23

9/5/2006 A-161



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,915 150,093





Stat

esvi

lle R

d

Mccoy R

d

Mt Holly-

Hunter

sville

Rd

Kerns Rd

Miranda Rd

Twin

La k

es P

y

Puck

ett R

d

Cowboy Ln

Kidd

Ln

Alexanderana Rd

Victoria Av

Reames R

d

Metromont PyI-77

I-77

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

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I-485

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Blvd

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Wedgewood 122

A-162 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 631 150,093





Providence Rd

N Wen

dove

r Rd

Linda Ln

Woodlark Ln

Andov

er Rd

Scotland Av

Mus

eum

Dr

Biltmore D

r

Billingsley Rd

Vernon Dr

Marvin R

d

Harris

Rd

Latrobe Dr

Cottage Pl

Huntley Pl

Perrin Pl

Lero

y S

t

Heathwood Rd

Overhill Rd

Aylesfo

rd Rd

Merwick Cr

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

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I-277

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Wendover / Sedgewood

60

9/5/2006 A-163



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 280 150,093





State St

Freedom Dr

Wal

nut A

v

Berry

hill R

d

S Su

mm

it Av

Grand

in R

d

Thrift Rd

Tuckaseegee Rd

S Bruns Av

W T

rade

St

Lela Av

Jay St

Bryant St

Woo

druf

f Pl

Suttl

e A

v

W 1st St

Gesco St

Katonah Av

W John Belk Fr

W Hill St

Woodvale Pl

Post St

Calver

t St

Hurston Cr

Gay

St

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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Wesley Heights 20

A-164 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,305 150,093





Rea

Rd

Providence Rd

Summ

erlin Pl

Win

dblu

ff D

r

Bon-rea Dr

Wak

ehur

st Rd

I-77

I-85

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Rd

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Blvd

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Wessex Square 176

9/5/2006 A-165







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 438 150,093





West Bv

Wilkinson Bv

Rem

ount

Rd

Barringer Dr

Reid Av

Ros s Av

Donald R

oss Rd

Arty Av

Ridge Av

Sargeant

Dr

Berr

yhill

Rd

Morn ing D

r

Parker Dr

Cowles

Rd

Walton Rd

Brentwood Pl

Watson D

r

Manchester Dr

Kimberly Rd

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

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West Blvd 8

A-166 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,628 150,093





W W T Harris Bv

Gibbon Rd

Oak Dr

Victoria Av

Lakeview Rd

Labo

rde

Av

Twin Dr

Henderson Cr

Roc

kwel

l Bv

Wes

t

Crestland Av

Enoch Dr

Brac

hnel

l Vie

w D

r

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

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West Sugar Creek / W T Harris Blvd

128

9/5/2006 A-167



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,112 150,093





Freedom Dr

Toddvill

e Rd

Hovis

Rd

Tar Heel Rd

Brad

ford

Dr

Exchange StCSX Wy Bond St

Sloa

n Dr

Wabash Av

West A

v

Stone Bluff Ct

Glenh ill C

t

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

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Westchester 113

A-168 9/5/2006







Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 845 150,093





Wilkinson Bv

Ashley Rd

Alleghany St

Queen City Dr

Billy Graham

Py

Sloa

n D

r

Boye

r St

Joy St

Heywood Av

Denver Av

Golf Acres Dr

Gat

eway

Bv

Wes

tpor

t RdAxar Rd

Boyer St

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

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Westerly Hills 12

9/5/2006 A-169







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 215 150,093





West Bv

Wilkinson Bv

Rem

ount

Rd

Arty Av

Berr

yhill

Rd

Barringer Dr

Bethel Rd

Greenland Av

Suttl

e A

vSp

ruce

St

Wilm

ore

Dr

Parker Dr Skyview Rd

Fordham Rd

Brentwood Pl

Kimberly Rd

Dunkirk Dr

Free

dom

Dr

Cowles

Rd

Barri

nger

Dr

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

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Westover Hills 11

A-170 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 651 150,093





Elm Ln

John

ston

Rd

Tifto

n R

d

Car

swel

l Ln

I-485I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

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Blvd

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Whiteoak 185

9/5/2006 A-171



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,605 150,093





Belmeade Dr

Tom Sadler Rd

Rhyne Rd

Starnes Rd

Kirby Dr

Everett Dr

I-85I-85

I-485

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

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Wildwood 110

A-172 9/5/2006







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 418 150,093





West Bv

S Mint St

S Tr

yon

St

Wilkinson Bv

South

Bv

Remount Rd

W Park Av

W Tremont Av

W Sum

mit Av

Spruce St

Barri

nger

Dr

Bethel Rd

Toom

ey A

v

Brookhill Rd

Skyview Rd

Suttl

e A

v

Dunkirk Dr

Rampart St

Remus Rd

Toomey A

v

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

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Wilmore 15

9/5/2006 A-173







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 597 150,093





Cindy Ln

Beatties Ford Rd

Statesville Rd

B Av

Riley Av

Tipton Dr

Oakwood Dr

Kansas Dr

Hutchison-McDonald Rd

A Av East

Mcallister Dr

Stat

esvi

lle A

v

Auten Av

N Hoskins Rd

Crosspoint Center Ln

I-85I-77

I-85

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

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Wilson Heights 5

A-174 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 1,582 150,093





Shamrock Dr

Norlan

d Rd

Palm Av

Somerdale Ln

Foxford Pl

Kilb

orne

Dr

Dale Av

Mar

kham

Ct

Tem

ple

Ln

Barcliff Dr

Lakefill Rd

I-77

I-85 Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Windsor Park 150

9/5/2006 A-175







Challenged Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 423 150,093





S Tr

yon

St

Sout

h B

v

Clanton Rd

Pressley Rd

Hollis Rd

Con

way

Av

Yancey Rd

Barri

nger

Dr

Verbena St

Belton StDover Av

Yorkmont Rd

Weston St

Dexte

r StBowman Rd

Blairhill Rd

Kenlough Dr

I-77

I-77

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-77

I-85Wilkinson

Blvd

BrookshireBlvd

I-277

I-85

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Physical












York Road 6

A-176 9/5/2006



Crime Dimension Low




Transitioning Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,697 150,093





S Tryon St

Beam R

d

Shopton Rd

W Tyvola Rd

Griffith Rd

Continental Bv

I-77

I-485

I-485

I-77

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

US 74

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Rd

N Tryo

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Crime





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Yorkmount 199

9/5/2006 A-177



Crime Dimension Low




Stable Trend

2002-2006

Profile NSA City




Area (Acres) 2,548 150,093





York Rd

Stee

le C

reek

Rd

S Tryon St

Choate Cr

Smith

Rd

Sledge Rd

Carow

inds Bv

General D

r

I-77

I-85

Albemarle Rd

Providence

Rd

I-485

I-485

Independence

Blvd

I-77

I-85

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Yorkshire 104

A-178 9/5/2006

Appendix B Neighborhood Profiles: User Guide

Statistical Background Data

Population -The total population of the neighborhood.

Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005; Claritas, 2005; United States Census Bureau, 2000.

Youth Population -Youth population of the neighborhood.

Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005; Claritas, 2005; United States Census Bureau, 2000.

Number of Housing Units - The number of residential housing units for each neighborhood.

Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005.

Area (Acres) - The area of the neighborhood in acres.

Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission, 2005.

Median Household Income - The median household income using Census Block Group statistics.

Source: Claritas, 2005.

Average House Value - The 2005 sales value for single-family homes, condominiums, and townhouses average for each neighborhood. Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005.

Neighborhood Organizations – The total number of neighborhood organizations for each neighborhood was identified.

Source: Neighborhood Development, 2003. Unemployment Index – For each zip code in Charlotte, the number of people applying for unemployment benefits were totaled for the months of July 2005 through December 2005. This total was divided by the number of persons able to work. The resulting number was indexed based on the following:

0 – 2.5% - Low 2.5% - 4% - Medium 4% - 7.5% - High

The resulting index was assigned to each neighborhood that fell in the respective zip code’s boundary.

Source: Employment Security Commission of North Carolina, 2005.

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Social Dimension Percent of Persons over Age 64 - The proportion of the population that is 65 years and older. The total number of people 65 years and older and the total overall population were compiled for each neighborhood. Subsequently, the total number of aged persons 65 years and older was divided by the total population for each neighborhood. Source: Claritas, 2005. Average Kindergarten Score – An average achievement score was calculated for each kindergarten student at the end of the year. These scores include math and verbal scores. The achievement scores for all kindergarten students were averaged for each neighborhood. Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools System, 2005. Dropout Rate – Percentage of high school students who dropped out of school. The total number of high school students and the total number of students who dropped out were compiled for each neighborhood. The total number of high school students who dropped out was then divided by the total number of high school students. Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System, 2005. Percent of Children Passing Competency Exams – Percentage of ninth grade students passing the required competency exams. The total number of ninth grade students and the total number of ninth grade students who passed required competency exams were compiled for each neighborhood. Total number of ninth grade students who passed was then divided by the total number of ninth grade students. Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System, 2005. Percent of Births to Adolescents - Percent of children born in 2004 to women 18 years and younger. The total number of births and the total number of births to adolescents were compiled for each neighborhood. Total births to adolescents were then divided by the total births. Sources: Mecklenburg County Health Department, Birth Certificate Data, 2004.

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Youth Opportunity Index - A measure of the potential opportunities for youth to get involved in extra-curricular activities within the neighborhood. “Opportunities” were defined as sites within the neighborhood that offered programs and activities for youth up to age 18. These sites included YMCA/YWCAs, churches, schools offering before and/or after school programs, recreation centers, community centers and libraries. These locations were scored as follows: • Churches–Because churches provide services beyond their neighborhood boundaries,

each church was buffered by a ¼-mile ring that was considered to be a reasonable walking distance for youth to utilize the services offered by the church. Each church was given a score of 1, which was a minimal score for potential activity center. Each residential unit captured by the buffer zone was assigned a score of 1.

• Schools–Schools were given a score of 1 for a before-school program and a score of 1 for an after-school program. The highest score possible for a single school was 2 for having both programs. Because these schools provided services beyond their neighborhood boundaries, each school was buffered by a ¼-mile ring that was considered to be a reasonable walking distance for youth to utilize the services offered by the school. Each residential unit captured by the buffer zone was assigned a score of based on the programs provided by the adjacent school

• Recreation Centers, Community Centers and YWCA/YMCAs–Because these centers provide services beyond their neighborhood boundaries, each center was buffered by a ¼-mile ring that was considered to be a reasonable walking distance for youth to utilize the services offered by the center. Each center was given a score of 3. This value was assigned to every residential unit within the buffer zone.

• Libraries–Libraries were scored using the same methodology as the centers. However, a library was given a score of 2, indicating that it potentially offered greater services than a church but fewer than a Recreation Centers, Community Centers or YWCA/YMCAs. Each residential unit that fell in the buffer zone was assigned a score of 2.

Each residential unit within a neighborhood had the potential of receiving a score ranging from 0 to 8. The score for each neighborhood was calculated based the average youth opportunity score for each residential unit. This composite score represents the total number and types of opportunities available to youth.

0.0 - 0.09 Low Youth Opportunity

0.09 - 0.90 Medium Youth Opportunity 1.00+ High Youth Opportunity

Source: Charlotte Area YMCAs, 2005. Charlotte Area YWCAs, 2005. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library System, 2005. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Park and Recreation Department, 2005. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, 2005.

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Crime Dimension

Violent Crime Rate - The violent crime rate in each neighborhood as compared with the violent crime rate in the City of Charlotte. The locations of violent crime offenses between July 2004 and June 2005 were summarized for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte. For the purpose of this study, violent crimes include homicides, rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults defined according to UCR (Uniform Crime Report) standards. The number of violent crime incidents for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte were divided by their respective populations to get the violent crime rate for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte. The Location Quotient method was used to compare the neighborhood and city wide rate. The method gives a measure of the share of all violent crime in the City of Charlotte captured by the individual neighborhood. Thus, a score of 2.00 indicates that the particular neighborhood has a violent crime rate that is twice the rate in the city; while a score of 0.5 shows that the neighborhood violent crime rate is one-half the rate of the entire city.

Sources: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Research and Planning Department, 2005. Juvenile Arrest Rate - The juvenile arrest rate in each neighborhood as compared with the juvenile arrest rate in the City of Charlotte. The locations of juvenile arrests between July 2005 and June 2005 were summarized for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte. For the purpose of this study, juvenile arrests are based on individuals arrested under the age of 16. This definition is based on North Carolina state statutes which generally define a juvenile offender according to this age definition. The number of juvenile arrest incidents for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte were divided by their respective juvenile populations to get the juvenile arrest rate. The Location Quotient method was used to compare the neighborhood and city wide rate. The method gives a measure of the share of all juvenile arrests in the City of Charlotte captured by the individual neighborhood. Thus, a score of 2.00 indicates that the particular neighborhood has a juvenile arrest rate that is twice the rate in the city; while a score of 0.5 shows that the neighborhood juvenile arrest rate is one-half the rate of the entire city. Sources: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Research and Planning Department, 2005.

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Property Crime Rate - The property crime rate in each neighborhood as compared with the property crime rate in the City of Charlotte. The locations of property crime offenses between July 2004 and June 2005 were summarized for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte. For the purpose of this study, property crimes include burglaries, larcenies, vehicle thefts, arsons, and vandalisms defined according to UCR (Uniform Crime Report) standards. The number of property crime incidents for each neighborhood and the City of Charlotte were divided by their respective populations to get the property crime rate. The Location Quotient method was used to compare the neighborhood and city wide rate. The method gives a measure of the share of all property crime in the City of Charlotte captured by the individual neighborhood. Thus, a score of 2.00 indicates that the particular neighborhood has a property crime rate that is twice the rate in the city; while a score of 0.5 shows that the neighborhood property crime rate is one-half the rate of the entire city.

Sources: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Research and Planning Department, 2005. Crime Hot Spots – The proportion of a neighborhood that has a durable concentration of violent crime. For the purpose of this study, the crimes compiled in the hotspot analysis were violent crimes including homicides, rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults defined according to Part I and Part II offense categories as defined by Uniform Crime Reporting standards with the inclusion of missing persons and hit-and-runs. A density grid was created from the violent crime point data using a 250' cell size, a 1500' search radius, and the kernel method. Cells with a density greater than 3 standard deviations above the mean of the grid were considered hot cells. Locations with 5 or more overlapping, monthly hotspots were considered durable hotspots and flagged to be included to calculate final hotspot values for each NSA. The total number of durable hot cells was divided by the total number of cells for each neighborhood to get the proportion of a neighborhood that is considered a durable violent crime hotspot. For instance, a value of 0.9 indicates that 90% of the particular neighborhood is covered by a durable violent crime hotspot; while a value of 0 indicates that no part of a neighborhood is a durable violent crime hotspot.

Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Research and Planning Department, 2005.

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Physical Dimension Appearance Index – Percentage of appearance code violations for each neighborhood. The violations recorded from November 2004 to October 2005 were summarized for each neighborhood. The number of documented violations was divided by the total number of parcels in the neighborhood. Source: Neighborhood Development, 2005. Housing Code Index - Percent of housing units in a neighborhood with housing code violations. The violations recorded from November 2004 to October 2005 were summarized for each neighborhood. The number of documented violations was divided by the total number of housing units in the neighborhood. Source: Neighborhood Development, 2005. Home Ownership - Percentage of owner-occupied residential units. By utilizing the tax parcel database, the number of owner-occupied units and total occupied units were compiled for each neighborhood. The owner-occupied units were divided by the total occupied-units. Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005. Projected Infrastructure Improvement Costs – Estimated public construction costs for sidewalk, curb, and minor drainage, not including any funds for the repair or installation of major drainage systems. The total area of the neighborhood is calculated in square miles. The estimated construction costs were divided by the total area to get the infrastructure cost per square mile for each neighborhood. Source: Charlotte Engineering and Building Maintenance Department Assessments, 2005. Percent of Persons with Access to Public Transportation – The percentage of neighborhood residents, who live within walking distance of public transportation, using the Charlotte Area Transit System bus stops. By utilizing the tax parcel database, the total number housing units and the total number of housing units within ¼ mile of a bus-stop were compiled for each neighborhood. The transit accessible housing units were divided by the total number of housing units. Source: Charlotte Area Transit System, 2005.

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Percent of Persons with Access to Basic Retail Facilities – The percentage of neighborhood residents that are within walking distance to a grocery store and/or a pharmacy. By utilizing the tax parcel database, the total number housing units and the total number of housing units within ¼ mile of a grocery store and/or pharmacy were compiled for each neighborhood. The retail accessible housing units were divided by the total number of housing units. Sources: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005.

BellSouth Yellow Pages, Charlotte, 2005. Pedestrian Friendliness Index – The pedestrian friendliness based on the total length of sidewalks in each neighborhood as compared to the total length of the streets. Index values could rank from 0-2.0. The index score were scaled using the following qualitative ranking. 0.0 - 1.0 Low Pedestrian Friendliness 1.1 - 1.3 Medium Pedestrian Friendliness 1.4 + High Pedestrian Friendliness Source: Charlotte Department of Transportation, 2005.

Economic Dimension

Percent of Persons Receiving Food Stamps - The percent of people in a neighborhood who were receiving Food Stamps. The number of people receiving food stamps was divided by the neighborhood population. Sources: Mecklenburg County Department of Social Service Office of Planning and Evaluation, 2005. Percent Change in Income – Percent increase or decrease in median household income from 1999 to 2005 per year. The following equation was used: 2005 income – 1999 income

1999 income * 100 = % Change in Income

Source: Claritas, 2005; Census 2000. Percent Change in House Value – Percent change in residential house value per year was calculated using the following equation: 2005 sales value – 2003 assessed value

2003 assessed value * 100 = % Change in House Value Source: Mecklenburg County Property Records and Land Management, 2005.

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Appendix D CWAC Analysis

CWAC Neighborhoods The two earliest neighborhood quality of life studies were focused exclusively on the 73 neighborhoods comprising the City Within a City (CWAC). As a consequence the quality of life indices developed for 1993 and 1997 did not contain the newer and most suburban communities in Charlotte. Beginning in 2000, the CWAC geography was replaced by the larger, more comprehensive neighborhood statistical area (NSA) framework. Within this framework, all analyses of neighborhood quality of life were structured to reflect citywide measurement rather than inner city or suburban boundaries. With this background, the merger of the older 73 CWAC neighborhoods with newer 100 NSA communities is the most relevant neighborhood framework for planning and program evaluation purposes. However, to the extent that CWAC remains a concern for Charlotte’s neighborhood development policy-makers and staff, it s useful that we continue to monitor the state of neighborhood quality of life in the CWAC areas. Accordingly, a separate statistical analysis was performed on the CWAC communities. These findings are presented in the following map and table. The number of stable communities within CWAC has grown significantly, from 24 in 1997 to 35 in 2006. Conversely, there has been a decline in challenged neighborhoods from 15 to 9. Although the number and composition of the quality of variables has changed between the 1997 and 2006, thus making direct comparison impossible, the strategic shift to stable neighborhoods supports the conclusion that CWAC neighborhoods are making substantial strides in community quality of life. Figure 1 shows the CWAC only analysis results for 2006.

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