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Quality of Life Study
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 The Neighborhood Quality of Life Study divides the City and its future annexation areas into 173 Neighborhood Statistical Areas (NSA). Each NSA contains one or more neighborhoods or subdivisions. The study examines 20 neighborhood variables in each NSA mostly collected from local databases maintained by the City of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. The research converts the individual statistical values into NSA neighborhood-ranking categories – stable, transitioning and challenged. The Quality of Life Study is used extensively in the City to help determine programs and services as well as allocate resources.
Download the complete 2010 Quality of Life Study (12MB*)
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*Please note - The complete Quality of Life Study files on this page are large file sizes. Please allow additional time for downloading. To view the files, download Adobe Acrobat.
Disclaimer: The Quality of Life Study is a tool used by local government to establish neighborhood policy, service and investment priorities. Because of the lag time in preparing this information, use of this tool for any other purpose may be misleading or not accurately reflect current neighborhood conditions.
For more information about the Quality of Life Study, call 704-336-2061.
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