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Analytical Work:

Under this assignment each student team documented and analyzed aspects of the natural and man-made environment focusing on the eastern end of Madison Corridor in Madisonville. The assignment was accomplished in two parts. Part one: Reconnaissance, research and documentation in which the subject was investigated and documented graphically, quantitatively, or in text. Part two: Summary representation in which the illustration of the subject was abstracted to emphasize key findings. The analysis was broken into four scales of inquiry: regional, vicinity, community, and site.

Regional Plans, Studies and Trends The works presented in this section provide description and analysis of issues related to a regional scale. Development trends 1950-present Transportation

Vicinity Issues Studies presented in this section focus on issues related to Madisonville and surrounding areas. Movement Systems and Proposed Improvements Existing Land Use and Political Jurisdiction Morphology and Settlement Patterns

Community Aspects of Madisonville The studies presented in this section provide information in the community level. Existing Plans Community Development Initiatives and Programs History of Madisonville Demographics Social and Cultural Issues Community Governance and Leadership Zoning and Regulations Experiential Qualities of Madison Road and Red Bank Land Use: Parks, Recreational and Natural Areas, and Institutional Uses Land Use: Residential Land Use: Retail Land Use: Office, Manufacturing and Others Economic Base

Site Aspects of Nutone Site and Immediate Surrounds Studies presented in this section focused on the currently vacant site located at the intersection of Madison Road and Redbank Expressway, in Madisonville. History of Nutone Site Current Plan for MedPace