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South Stockton Redevelopment Project
Jake Glassman, Amy King, Abby Taussig
Road Map
Overview
Objectives
Methods
Mapping and Analysis
Future Work
Road Map
Overview
Objectives
Methods
Mapping and Analysis
Future Work
Goal
expand employment in core local businesses and industries (Stockton ED Strategic Plan)
Improve overall community health
3600 SF COMMUNITY ROOM
8400 SF RETAIL
8400 SF PUBLIC MARKET
(ABOVE) 31500 SF RESIDENTIAL2 FLOORS, 40 DWELLING UNITS
16200 SF COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER + CHILDCARE
(ABOVE) 24300 SF OFFICE
Overview
Need unified, data-based, thorough understanding of the relationship between community development and the projects that occur
Objective 1: use this redevelopment project as a test case
Objective 2: hone general data collection
DATACOMMUNITY PROJECTS
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Objective 1
Measure health accessibility impact to show sphere of potential project influence
Provide before / after comparison
Objective 1
Begin with health metrics and allow for easy follow up with other metrics
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Process
Process
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Safety
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Safety
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Safety
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Safety
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Safety
Using Data from
Expenditure Survey Report
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Using Data from
Expenditure Survey Report
National Averages
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Using Data from
Expenditure Survey Report
National Averages
Spatial Analysis,
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Using Data from
Expenditure Survey Report
National Averages
Spatial Analysis,
we identified low, medium, and high ranges for driving time to each of the 3 different services.
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Allocated a simple point system to the low, medium and high ranges
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Allocated a simple point system to the low, medium and high ranges
Using ArcGIS network analysis, identified low, medium, and high radii from each service
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Allocated a simple point system to the low, medium and high ranges.
Using ArcGIS network analysis, identify low medium, and high radii from each service.
Calculate scores based on overlap
Creating a Health Accessibility Score
Produce Establishment Distances
3, 6, 18 minute zones
Health Scoring System
Scale Score Produce (minutes)
Behavioral Health
(minutes)
Urgent Care (minutes)
Low 3 3 5 8
Medium 2 6 11 18
High 1 18 17 24
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Behavioral Health Center Distances
5, 11, 17 minute zones
Urgent Care Center Distances
8, 18, 24 minute zones
Produce Establishment Distances
3, 6, 18 minute zones
Produce Establishment Distances
3, 6, 18 minute zones
Objective 2Analyze the four other metrics
1. Health
2. Economic Mobility
3. Safety
4. Housing
5. Education
Objective 2Use metrics to create long-term Focus Region
How big is the community? Compare with STAND expertise
Income(darker = lower income)
EducationHigh School Dropout Rate (darker = higher)
Income / Education Combined
SDG Index
Median Household Income ($)
Absolute upward mobility
People using bicycles and walking for commuting (%)
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Overview
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Mapping and Analysis
Future Work
Future Work
Map the collected SDG data
Future Work
Collect / Synthesize Additional Data
Future Work
Collect / Synthesize Additional Data Compare Overlay
Future Work
Collect / Synthesize Additional Data Compare Overlay Create Focus Region
Future Work
Collect / Synthesize Additional Data Compare Overlay Create Focus Region
Create Projects and Programs
Future Work
Collect / Synthesize Additional Data Compare Overlay Create Focus Region
Assess How Things Change
Create Projects and Programs
Thank you!
Questions?
Extra Slides
Median Income
Education
Housing Affordability
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