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2. A Decent Number of City Sponsored Facilities Exist Existing FacilitiesContext Inset

3. Variation in Size, Amenities, and Target Facilities By Type

4. Skatepark Typology by Size Skate Dot: 1,500 sf. or LessSkate Spot: 1,501 sf. to 5,000 sf. Neighborhood Skatepark 5,001 to 10,000 sf.District Skatepark 10,001 to 25,000 sf. Imperial CourtsSkateable Bench Venice Skatepark Ritchie Valens Skatepark Plaza

5. Standalone Skateparks are Non-Existent Skatepark Positioning

6. 1-Mi. Age Analysis Indicates Fewer Portion of Youth on Westside 1-Mi. Buffer% of Youth (10-21 Yrs. Old) in a Mile

7. Assessing Facility Need Planning Question: Where are skateparks needed? Solution: Create an at-risk youth index. Variables – Percentage of Youth – Percentage Below Poverty – Percentage of Single-Parent Households – Percentage of Time Traveled to Work

8. Percent Youth Percent Travel Time to Work Over 90 Mins.

9. Percent Below Poverty Percent Single-Parent Households

10. At-Risk Youth Hot Spot Analysis Hot Spot Areas of Interest

11. Need and Decision Makers At-Risk Youth Hot Spot Analysis

12. Investment Needs To Center if Four Districts and be Adjacent to Green Space Investment Needs in Specific Districts: 1. CD 8/CD 6 2. CD 6/ CD 8 3. CD 3 4. CD 5

13. GIS Skills Hotspot Analysis Modeling Metadata Measurement/Analysis Original Data (Geocoding) Extracting Information from a Buffer Geoprocessing (Buffer, Clip, Intersect, and Merge) Aggregated Attribute Table Point Graduated Symbol and Color Images

14. Modeling Model OneModel Two

15. Metadata

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