Chinatown-International District Street-Level Survey 2004
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Chinatown-ID Street-Level Survey, July 29th, 2004
The map above shows the seven individual routes the youth and elders surveyed in Chinatown-International District on July 29th, 2004. In fact, almost the entire "downtown" core of the business district of Chinatown-ID was covered. With 13 youth and 8 elders, the street-level survey was one of the most comprehensive ones completed so far in Seattle.
Maps of individual survey routes:
| One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven | All |
Findings for the 2004 Street Level Survey
Table 1: Deficit Findings
Table 1 above lists the most
frequently collected conditions organized by
feature. For example, most of the incidents were
found in the Sidewalks category with 106 incidents collected. The second
most collected category were conditions on building facades or walls with 26 incidents
collected. Community members also discovered that roadways in the
neighborhood had potholes and uneven patching. In 2004 the youth and elders collected 289 deficits. For a complete list of all the deficits collected in the survey, click
here.
(Excel document)
Slide Presentation to IDHA's WILD Project youth on results of survey, August 17, 2004:
PowerPoint Presentation (Adobe Acrobat PDF 4.0)
WILD Community Perspectives Project- ComNETsm Presentation: View Video from Seattle Channel of youth presentation to City Council on February 23, 2005. (approximately 1 hour)
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