Methodology GIS (Geographic Information System) Data -> ArcGIS Urban
BUNCHE PARK
For this analysis, parcel, land use, and building data were the primary features used to identify the locations in the East Berry Street study area most attractive for in-fill development and redevelopment. This analysis was conducted using Geographic Information System (GIS) and ArcGIS Urban which are both planning tools that help streamline the urban planning, design, and visual representation process to clearly and accurate convey analysis results. The analysis considers the following factors: EAST BERRY ST COBB PARK MORNINGSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL PARK EDGEWOOD PARK
MARIE F. PATE PARK
EAST BERRY ST
z Land use z Parcel size z Existing building age z Comparison of land and existing building value
z Proximity to civic attractions (example: parks and trails) z Utilization of space (Floor areas ratio and parking) z City ownership WILLIAM MCDONALD PARK
ELLIS PARK
ECHO LAKE PARK
The scoring methodology was intentionally weighted to preserve existing residential and promote the redevelopment of underutilized or under-performing commercial parcels and building. Results are expressed as a score of 1-10 with the composite of factors resulting in a combined suitability score (10 being most suitable and 0 being least suitable).
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Figure 57. Susceptibility to Change Parcel Map
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Least Susceptible to Change
BUNCHE PARK
Most Susceptible to Change
EDGEWOOD PARK
COBB PARK
MORNINGSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL PARK
EAST BERRY ST
MARIE F. PATE PARK
EAST BERRY ST
WILLIAM MCDONALD PARK
ELLIS PARK
ECHO LAKE PARK
LAND USE
112 | East Berry Corridor Study
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