Summary Report - Visions for the Route 1 Corridor -- Susceptibility to Change

The second day of the workshop consisted of a presentation of findings for the Quality Community Survey and the Visual Preference Survey. Participants rated each parcel and building according to their condition and susceptibility to be redeveloped. The following color codes were used.

High Susceptibility to change (red)
One-story deteriorated or vacant buildings, underutilized parking areas or land uses that are visually unacceptable or pose a concern for safety; likely candidates for redevelopment.

Moderate Susceptibility to change (orange)
Deteriorating buildings that still have some use in it and need significant improvement; likely candidates for redevelopment or revitalization.

Low to moderate Susceptibility to change (yellow)
Reasonably good condition but need improvement; may need minor revitalization.

Low Susceptibility to change (green)
New buildings, buildings in good condition or with historic value; no or minimum revitalization needed.

Workshop conclusions diagram - Susceptibility to Change

Above is the Fallston mall, identified by participants as an area moderately susceptible to change. Below is Connolly Road, rated by participants as an area highly susceptible to change.