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The annual State of the Center City report highlights the 03 An Era of New Growth growth and development of Charlotte’s urban core. This report is prepared by Charlotte Center City Partners (CCCP), a 501(c)4 not-for-profit corporation that envisions and implements strategies and actions to drive the economic, 04 Development Snapshot social, and cultural development of Charlotte’s Center City.

The vision for Charlotte’s Center City is one that is 06 Work viable, livable, memorable and sustainable, with modern infrastructure, a tapestry of great urban neighborhoods, and a diversity of thriving businesses. As defined in this report, Center City includes Uptown, which is Charlotte’s 12 Live Central Business District (CBD), South End, and a portion of the Midtown neighborhood. Data associated with the term ‘3 Mile Ring’ pertains to the neighborhoods within 16 Shop 3 miles of “The Square” at Trade and Tryon streets.

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30 On the Horizon J.T. Williams Lincoln Druid Hills University Heights North Park Oakview Terrace Washington Heights

Sugar Creek Lakewood Oaklawn Park Double Druid Hills Oaks South McCorey Heights Tryon Hills

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Westover West Boulevard Hills Wilmore Commonwealth Revolution Brookhill Elizabeth Park MIDTOWN

Chantilly SOUTH Cherry END Dilworth Coliseum Southside Drive Park

As defined in this report Center City Includes: • Uptown (Charlotte’s Central Eastover Business District - CBD) • South End Sedgefield • Midtown Park Road/ Myers Freedom Park Park Data associated with the term ‘3 Mile Ring’ pertains to the neighborhoods within 3 miles of “The Square” at Trade and Tryon streets.

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Commercial real estate development returned to Uptown and South End in a major way in 2014, ushering in a new period of growth that is building on the momentum of recent major public investment in parks, transportation and infrastructure.

The commitment to commercial investment this past year illustrates the confidence that the market has in the long term potential of Uptown and South End to grow as great places to live and to do business. Office, mixed-use and multifamily projects attracted the attention of national and international investors who paid record prices for properties. Eight new office projects were announced to serve growing demand, which when combined with previously announced projects will bring 2.9 million square feet of space to the market. Eleven multifamily apartment complexes are under construction in Uptown and South End, with recently completed units renting for record prices. More than 1,600 new hotel rooms are being planned or under construction in anticipation of the growing hospitality industry. In addition, almost 300,000 square feet of new retail space is under construction or in planning stages, in both mixed-use and stand-alone projects.

An ongoing commitment to public investment in infrastructure is supporting this dynamic growth. Construction of the Blue Line Extension is underway providing a light rail connection to UNC Charlotte, while the first phase of the Gold Line streetcar, to be completed in 2015, will link Uptown to the healthcare district, CPCC and shopping in Elizabeth. First Ward Park broke ground, following in the footsteps of Romare Bearden Park and BB&T Ballpark, both of which have transformed Third Ward.

In the past year, Center City has been a magnet for new residents, with Third Ward ranking among the top neighborhoods nationally in terms of appeal. Investments in walkability and bikeability have made it safer and easier to get around, with the New York Times declaring Charlotte to have an “eminently walkable downtown.” New shopping including a full service Publix grocery store in South End continues to support the growing residential base. The 7 th Street Public Market is now 100% leased, offering opportunity for local small businesses to serve residents, workers and visitors to Uptown. Adding to the character of the community is a growing craft beer scene, with 9 breweries now calling Center City home.

Looking ahead, a plan and development strategy will be completed in 2015 for the North Tryon Street area, laying the groundwork for a vibrant mix of residences, offices, retail and civic and cultural institutions. The plan will also address connecting to the North End, the area north of I-277 poised for redevelopment as a technology hub. Change is already underway on North Tryon as the SkyHouse apartments will open in 2015 with a second tower planned for the site as well.

A major grant from ArtPlace America received in 2014 will allow work to begin on Charlotte’s new linear park, the Rail Trail. Connecting Uptown and South End, the vision for this unique 4.5-mile public space involves programming underutilized and found spaces along the trail with public art, recreational activities such as ping pong tables and skate parks, makerspaces, beer gardens and other places to eat and ‘people watch.’

Construction cranes will be visible in every corner of Uptown and South End in 2015. New mixed-use development planned for Stonewall and South Tryon in Second Ward will serve to further increase the vibrancy of this prominent gateway. Activity in First and Fourth Wards will expand housing options and create a richer quality of life for residents of Uptown. Third Ward will continue its reinvention as a mixed-use community with the construction of multiple residential projects and an office tower. South End will continue to mature as an urban community as additional residential projects are completed along with new office and retail space.

An era of new growth is underway, the result of the ongoing process of planning, public investment, a proven market and the hard work and vision of the development community, residents, workers and businesses. Thanks to these efforts, forethought and creativity, Center City Charlotte continues to serve as the heart of a healthy and growing region.

Ernest W. Reigel Michael J. Smith Chairman, President & CEO Board of Directors

3 DEVELOPMENT FAST FACTS SNAPSHOT 321,000 9.3 Development is moving forward at a brisk Square Feet Of Retail In Planning Miles Of Light Rail pace in Uptown and South End, leaving Or Under Construction no sector untouched. Major projects in office, residential, retail and hospitality are breaking ground to accommodate 1,600+ 1.5 Hotel Rooms In Planning Miles Of Street Car growing demand for space by new Or Under Construction Under Construction businesses, residents and visitors. Public investment in infrastructure is underway, with several major transit projects. The 28 3.2 Residential Projects In Planning Acre First Ward Park impact of new parks, entertainment Or Under Construction Under Construction venues and transportation initiatives can be seen in the boom of projects in South End and Third Ward. 12 4.5 Office Projects In Planning Mile Rail Trail Linear Park Or Under Construction Being Developed 48 PRESENTED BY Blocks Being Planned Along North Tryon

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The past 10 years have been a time of rapid growth for Center City Charlotte. After a pause in private sector development from 2010 to 2013, new construction has recommenced with housing leading the way. In 2015 new office, retail and hotel construction projects join the mix.

Square feet of office space under construction 2.9M or proposed.

33% Increase in retail space from 2004 to 2014.

Growth in the number of hotel rooms upon completion of all under construction and 36% proposed projects.

Increase in the number of housing units since 2004 upon completion of all under construction 249% and proposed units.

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WORK FAST FACTS

Charlotte’s economic engine and com- Uptown mercial hub attracts new regional, national and international business supported 22.9 MILLION 14.7 MILLION by a talented and well educated work- Square Feet Of Office Space Square Feet Of Class A Office Space force, a variety of commercial real estate, accessibility via multiple modes of transportation and a wide range of 1.5 MILLION 100,000 amenities and attractions. Square Feet Of Vacant Office Space Total Employees

These assets caught the eye of national and international investors with office $23.82 1,141 Per Square Foot Average Rent Companies buildings in South End and Uptown trading for record setting prices. Strong demand for space has led to a resurgence South End in office development, with the first of- fice tower breaking ground since 2008 in MILLION Uptown and space under construction in 1.6 12,429 Square Feet Of Office Space Total Employees South End.

PRESENTED BY 147,000 Square Feet Of Vacant Office Space

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In 2014, Uptown Charlotte attracted both national and international investors seeking to purchase real estate assets. Low vacancy rates with stable occupancy, a history of consistent employment growth, and a diversification of the economy put Charlotte on the top of the list.

CENTER CITY BUILDING SALES OVER TIME Price Per Square Foot

Source: Charlotte Center City Partners 7 WORK

Office vacancy in Center City Charlotte began low and decreased throughout 2014, with the third quarter Class A rate at 5.8%. Vacancy rates are among the lowest, locally and nationally. Highest demand is for Class A space above the 10th floor with limited availability of larger blocks of space. New development is driven by this demand with over 2.9 million square feet of new office space planned or under construction.

PEER CITY VACANCY VERSUS ASKING RENTS – CLASS A UPTOWN SHARE OF CLASS A OFFICE SPACE BY SUBMARKET

Across our peer cities, 38% of Class A office space is found in the CBD.

In Charlotte, 51% of Class A Space is located in the CBD with 48% in Uptown.

Source: JLL Source: Charlotte Center City Partners

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International, national and local firms find that a Center City location is accessible, attractive to employees and offers a high profile location. Additionally, Center City is increasingly a home to entrepreneurs with spaces such as Packard Place and Industry Charlotte providing office space solutions to start ups with rapid growth trajectories.

UPTOWN NUMBER OF FIRMS & AVERAGE PAYROLL FASTEST GROWING FIELDS IN UPTOWN & SOUTH END 2002 TO 2012

2012 SHARE 2012 OF TOTAL 2002 - 2012 FIELD EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT GROWTH

Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 3,615 3.9% 127.9%

Retail Trade 1,564 1.7% 85.3%

Real Estate Rental & Leasing 1,806 1.9% 83.9%

Professional, Scientific & Technical 15,679 16.9% 60.6% Services

Health Care & Social Assistance 2,204 2.4% 57.0%

Source: US Census

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Key to recruiting new talent is Center City’s role as a hub of the region’s higher educational opportunities with 12 public and private institutions offering programs that support a highly skilled and creative workforce, providing key partnerships to businesses. Center City is attracting the region’s best and brightest.

DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED IN UPTOWN CHARLOTTE EMPLOYEE EDUCATION COMPARISON BY AREA

Source: Charlotte Center City Partners Source: US Census

GROWTH IN DEGREED RESIDENTS AS A SHARE OF POPULATION AGED 25 AND OLDER – 2000 TO 2012

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Office product in Uptown and South End continues to evolve to meet the needs of business. Trends to look for in 2015 include:

• Traditionally, employees are told where and when to work. In today’s workplace, companies design space for associates to choose their own workplace settings based on the type of work they are doing. Open, collaborative environments peppered with “third spaces” such as cafes, parks and social settings are becoming popular.

• Work styles are increasingly fluid. People are working in a wide range of on-site and off-site locations. 53% of work today is occurring in the primary workspace while 47% of work occurs outside of the primary workspace.

• As the Millennials workforce becomes more prominent, the appreciation for social connection increases. Employees desire healthy, active, work environments that encourage collaboration and flexibility.

• People and real estate continue to be corporation’s greatest investments. Companies attract and retain employees by leveraging their built environments with more versatile work spaces that require less private office square footage per employee, and more common and shared areas.

• Movement of companies away from the isolation of corporate campuses to urban areas, particularly in the tech industry, encourage cross pollination of ideas between companies.

• Buildings with alternatives to traditional leased space such as desk space rentals, single-person office rentals, shared amenities and month-to- month leases attract start-up companies and entrepreneurs.

11 LIVE FAST FACTS Uptown Center City has been a magnet for new 1,631 13,500 residents in recent years, driving demand Housing Units Under Construction Estimated Population for new housing. By the end of 2015, it is Or Recently Delivered anticipated that Uptown, South End and Midtown will be home to over 25,000 residents. Since 2010, multifamily projects 1,569 15,300 Estimated Population By End Of 2015 have dominated the market, attracting Units Proposed a wide range of renters to Uptown and South End. Residents are attracted to the 4 13% walkability, amenities and quality of life Multifamily Rental Complexes Population Growth 2014 - 2015 urban living offers. Under Construction

For those interested in homeownership, South End Center City offers numerous options ranging from historic homes in well- 2,083 6,300 established neighborhoods to modern Housing Units Under Construction Estimated Population condominiums with resort-style amenities Or Recently Delivered to new construction homes in communities undergoing revitalization. 7 7,600 Multifamily Rental Complexes Estimated Population By End Of 2015 Under Construction 20% Population Growth 2014 - 2015

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2014 was a tremendous year for multifamily development. Two major demographics shifts - the emergence of millennials seeking the flexibility of rentals and boomers seeking the urban lifestyle without the commitment to homeownership - have filled new buildings in Center City. With rapid lease ups and steadily increasing rents, more multifamily projects are on the horizon to meet the needs of renters seeking a high quality urban lifestyle.

APARTMENT DELIVERIES BY YEAR UPTOWN PER SQUARE FOOT RENTS & UNITS OVER TIME

Source: Charlotte Center City Partners & Real Data Source: Charlotte Center City Partners & Real Data

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Homebuyers enjoy the wide range of housing options, strong sense of community, easy commutes and urban amenities that Center City offers. Single family homes, town homes and condominiums are available at a wide variety of price points. In recent years, new development has been focused on infill single family homes and town homes. When compared to similar cities across the US, Charlotte offers a financially attainable housing market, which is one key to attracting a strong workforce.

PEER CITIES AFFORDABILITY MEDIAN HOME PRICE & DRIVE TIME

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Source: Zillow 15 Min

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Neighborhoods continue to attract a diverse mix of residents of all ages who are drawn to the walkability and abundant amenities in Center City. New residents in Uptown are coming from other parts of the county, but also out-of-state from locations with a large concentration from South Carolina, New York and Florida. According to the 2014 Center City Perception Study, 1 in 4 residents surveyed in the region would want to live in Uptown Charlotte.

POPULATION GROWTH BY AGE GROUP – 2000 TO 2012

Source: US Census

The population age 20 to 3 4 has grown by over 300% since 2000 in South End and Uptown.

15 SHOP FAST FACTS Uptown The time is right to grow retail in Uptown and South End. With dynamic MILLION residential growth, a growing and affluent 2.1 56 Square Feet Of Retail Space Shops employment base, and steadily increasing tourism, Center City has become a viable shopping market. 13,500 232 Estimated Population Restaurants & Clubs In Uptown The acceleration in interest in retail development has led to the creation of a retail recruitment role at Charlotte 22,300 100% Pedestrians A Day At Trade & Tryon Occupancy Rate At 7th Street Center City Partners to provide focused Public Market support to new and existing retailers. With a multifaceted approach focused on $427 supporting existing businesses, attracting Price Per Square Foot Paid For national retailers and providing start-up The EpiCentre Complex In Uptown opportunities for new retailers through special events and programming, 2015 will provide Center City shoppers many South End new options. 1.5 MILLION 124 Square Feet Of Retail Space Shops 6,300 66 Estimated Population Restaurants & Clubs In South End

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Center City provides three unique markets for retailers: a rapidly growing group of affluent residents, a highly paid workforce as well as regional and out-of-town tourists visiting for business trips, conventions, sporting and special events, entertainment and nightlife. Retail vacancy rates are low, but the planned construction of close to 300,000 square feet of new space will create opportunities for retailers to capture this desirable market. Additionally, special events such as pop-up retail and vending trucks offer retailers alternatives to traditional space that are uniquely suited to Uptown and South End.

POTENTIAL SHOPPERS - TRADE & TRYON INCOME

5 MINUTE WALK TIME 15 MINUTE WALK TIME 1/4 MILE 1/2 MILE

Employees 49,390 85,192

Office, Education & Health Workers 43,302 77,437

Other Workers 6,088 7,755

Residential Population 2,569 6,834

Overnight Visitors (Yearly) 528,630 913,924

Source: Charlotte Center City Partners (2013)

Source: * US Census, **County Business Patterns

SPACE UPTOWN SOUTH END

Leasible Retail Square Feet 2.1 Million 1.5 Million

Vacant Square Feet 220,027 42,195

Vacancy Rate 10.4% 2.8%

Proposed & Under Construction Retail 89,900 208,870

Source: CoStar & Charlotte Center City Partners 17 SHOP

Uptown offers opportunities for retailers to serve a diverse market that includes a workforce with the region’s highest wages, a residential population with a high per capita income and a constant influx of visitors. Dining options range from locally grown food trucks to nationally acclaimed fine dining. EpiCentre and NC Music Factory are magnets to visitors looking for the best night life. In the coming year, shopping opportunities such as pop-up events and new neighborhood retail will emerge to serve the growing population.

7TH STREET PUBLIC MARKET REVENUE GROWTH OVER TIME

Revenue at 7th Street Public Market has more than tripled since it’s opening, indicating the demand for retail in Uptown.

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South End continues to offer an evolving mix of retail, maintaining its importance in the region as the hub for home furnishings, added to a growing restaurant and shopping scene to meet the needs of new residents. A new Publix supermarket is under construction. Popular clubs, bars and breweries and restaurants have opened within convenient walking distance for residents, visitors and workers. New businesses such as Queen City Cycles, William Wilson Fine Clothing and Craft Growler Shop are satisfying the consumer demands of the growing residential population.

RETAIL BUSINESS BY TYPE BREWERIES & MOBILE VENDORS

South End provides a strong supportive demographic for emerging retail trends. Food Trucks and Fashion Trucks make regular stops in South End, drawing in both residents, and visitors. Breweries are flourishing in South End with Wooden Robot, Sycamore Brewery, and Lenny Boy opening in 2014, joining Triple C and Unknown.

2011 2014

Beer is big business in South End with 2 5 1.42 million pints produced within its boundary in 2014.

Food Truck Friday helped kick off the 10 53 Charlotte food truck scene.

Fashion Trucks rolled into town, making 0 10 appearances at events such as Small Business Saturday.

Food & Entertainment dominate Uptown retail at 60% of businesses.

Consumer Goods dominate South End at 40% of all businesses.

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Uptown has long been the region’s hospi- tality center offering visitors and residents 12 MILLION 3.1% a 365 day / year choice of arts, cultural, Regional Visitors To Uptown Per Year Increase In Occupancy Rates From 2013 music, sporting activities and events. As the home of six professional sports teams, nightly live music and a wide variety of 137,177 13% theatre and dance performances, Center Hotel Room Nights Booked Due Increase In Room Revenue City offers entertainment for everyone. To Convention Center Events From 2013 458 94% Hotel Rooms Under Construction Visitors To Uptown Had A Positive Perception Of It 1,200 Hotel Rooms Proposed 108 Knights Home Runs At BB&T Ballpark PRESENTED BY 5,570 Barrels Of Craft Beer Produced In South End In 2014 Featuring fine dining, nightlife, eateries, a bowling alley, movie theatres, pubs, bars and the Aloft Hotel, the EpiCentre is true to its name. Located at College and Trade, the EpiCentre is close to everything Uptown.

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2014 was a great year for Uptown hospitality. Hotels experienced the highest occupancy and room rates in recent years accommodating visitors for both work and play. The region’s residents have also been enjoying all that Center City has to offer. A recent Perception Survey noted that the vast majority of visitors give Uptown and South End high marks for its dining, entertainment and range of activities.

UPTOWN HOTEL OCCUPANCY RATES & AVERAGE DAILY RATES

Source: Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority, Smith Travel Research

WHAT VISITOR’S DO IN UPTOWN

2010 2014 2010 2014

For any cultural performance at the Belk Theater, To go to any restaurant, café or bar anywhere in Uptown, Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Booth Playhouse 72% 79% including Gateway Village. 49% 50% or any similar venue in Uptown.

To attend a sporting event, concert or other event To visit Spirit Square, the Mint Museum, Levine Museum of the NA 58% at Bank of America Stadium, BB&T Ballpark 50% 43% New South, Discovery Place, the McColl Center for Art & Innovation, or Time Warner Cable Arena. ImaginOn or similar museums or attractions in Uptown.

To go to any community event, festival or entertainment such th 46% 56% as Speed Street, Taste of Charlotte, Q-City Charlotte BBQ 25% 28% To shop at any stores in Uptown Charlotte including 7 Street Championship or Novant Health Thanksgiving Day Parade. Public Market.

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Sporting events and music create a major draw for visitors and add to the excitement and vibrancy of Uptown and South End. The opening of BB&T Ballpark made Charlotte one of six cities in the US offering all major team sports in the central business district. Additionally, the region has a strong motor sports heritage with the NASCAR Hall of Fame and Speed Street attracting stock car racing fans from around the world. Center City serves as a hub for music, with a wide variety of venues providing local and national acts seven days a week.

PLACES TO HEAR MUSIC - BY FREQUENCY 2014 SPORTS ATTENDANCE

AVERAGE TOTAL TEAM ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE GAMES

Charlotte Knights 9,553 687,816 72

Charlotte Hornets 15,518 636,238 41

Carolina Panthers 73,443 807,873 11

HOTTEST SHOWS IN 2014 Charlotte Checkers 6,781 268,999 38

Jack White • DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist (Tribute to Afrika Bambaataa) Charlotte Hounds Lacrosse 4,416 42,233 7 • Sturgill Simpson • Royal Blood • Jay Z • Matrimony • Beck • Justin Timberlake • St. Paul & the Broken Bones • Arctic Monkeys • Phantogram TOTAL 109,711 2,400,926 169

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Center City Charlotte is the home for arts in the region, boasting the largest concentration of art museums, galleries and theaters. The Charlotte Symphony and Charlotte Ballet are both based in Uptown. Adding to the mix are regular events that take over the street throughout the year ranging from the award-winning Novant Health Thanksgiving Day Parade to smaller events like South End’s Weekend Warmup featuring local performers.

2014 CHARLOTTE CULTURE GUIDE EVENTS

TYPE OF EVENT CENTER CITY UPTOWN SOUTH END History & Heritage 31 14 NA Classes, Workshops, Lectures 208 76 18 Music & Film 385 151 15 Science & Nature 22 13 1 Family-Oriented 79 32 1 Special Events 98 44 6 Stage & Theatre 178 129 1 Visual Arts 64 32 17

Source: ASC Cultural Guide

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Accessibility continues to be one of Charlotte’s most marketable assets and 50,000+ 62% Center City is at the heart of the City’s Professionally Managed Increase In International Flights Parking Spaces Since 2000 transportation system. Uptown is the region’s transit hub providing pedestrians and cyclists with a safe and attractive 200 39% environment as well. Bike Share Bikes At 24 Stations Increase In All Flights Since 2000

Less than 15 minutes from Uptown, Charlotte Douglas International Airport 18 110 connects passengers to destinations Express Bus Routes Non-Stop Domestic Destinations around the globe. In 2014, a major intermodal facility was built adjacent 18.6 41 to the airport linking truck and rail Miles Of Light Rail Upon Non-Stop International Destinations distribution. The facility has the capacity Blue Line Completion to handle 140,000 containers per year.

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Charlotte Douglas International Airport is less than 15 minutes from Uptown. The airport is critical in the ability to attract and retain businesses. With 110 direct domestic destinations and 41 international destinations including new routes opening to Barcelona, Lisbon, Brussels, and Manchester, the airport makes getting to and from our region easy. Multiple projects are underway including improvements to parking decks, taxiway expansion and terminal improvements. In 2014, Travel and Leisure ranked CLT as the 4th Best Domestic Airport.

NON-STOP FLIGHT DESTINATIONS & DRIVE TIME TO AIRPORT FROM CBD

Source: Charlotte Center City Partners

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Commuters enjoy many options for getting to work. Uptown Charlotte is the hub of a comprehensive transit network that allows residents throughout the region to take advantage of the system. Motorists can choose from a variety of parking options. And the growing number of residential options in and around Uptown allow for people to walk or bike to work.

WHAT MODES OF TRANSPORTATION DO YOU TAKE TO WORK COMMUTERS ENJOY A GROWING NUMBER OF TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS IN UPTOWN?

For drivers, over 50,000 professionally managed parking 92% 14% 5% 5% spaces are available Drive A Car Take The Bus Use The Light Rail Walk

Note: Adds up to greater than 100% due to workers using more than one mode of transportation. 47 CATS Park & Ride lots offering free parking for transit users

50 Electric Vehicle charging stations are available in Uptown & South End

Uptown is served by Light Rail, Gold Rush, 18 express routes & 28 local bus routes

Over 700,000 residents live within a 30 minute commute by car to Trade & Tryon

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Double Oaks Rd Kensington Dr Grier Ave Grier E Sixteen Newcastle St Gerealdine Powe Dr E Fifteenth St Rising Oak Dr E Sixteenth St Little Sugar Creek Greenway Eureka St N Alexander St N N Caldwell St Wes

Welch Pl Grier Ave E SeventeenthSixteenth St St Dean St Dean E Nandina St Genesis Park Pl Ashby St E Fifteenth St tov Pecan Ave Haines St Commonwealth Ave DOUBLE OAKS School St er St Waddell St THE PLAZA Grier Ave GENESIS PARK Callahan St Nandina St St. Julien St Plymouth Ave Hamorton Pl 74 N th St E Sixteen St Paul St Dalton Ave St Paul St Rising Oak Dr G

Eureka St N Alexander St WADDELL STREET N Caldwell St Belmont Ave

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Heil Pl Sixteenth St Dean St Dean E The Plaza PARK Oak Lawn Ave A Ashby St

Stroud Park Ct Clement Ave Parkwood Ave Parkwood BELMONT HA DOUBLE OAKS E Sixteenth St School St Thomas Ave McClintock Rd Ethel Guest Ln Orvis St Waddell St Oak Lawn Ave THE PLAZA W Fifteenth St N Alexander St Nandina St Polk St

M Ave Louise N Myers St

Armour Dr St Pamlico Jennings St Brewton Dr St Pegram Peaceful Way Dr STATESVILLE AVE Dalton Ave Welch Pl St Paul St Spring St S Gordon St

WADDELL STREET Double Oaks Rd T Jennings St LN HAWTHORNE Gerealdine Powe Dr Wadsworth Pl Belmont Ave E Fifteenth St Pecan Ave PARK Oak Lawn Ave E Sixteenth St

Welch Pl Vinton St Stroud Park Ct Parkwood Ave Parkwood BELMONT Fontana Ave Elm St E Sixteenth St Thomas Ave McClintock Rd Genesis Park Pl Ethel Guest Ln E Fifteenth St Orvis St Pecan Ave Commonwealth Ave Van Every St

Armour Dr St Church N St Pamlico Jennings St Brewton DrGENESIS PARK Callahan St Peaceful Way Dr Hamorton Pl 74 Miles Ct N Double Oaks Rd

Gerealdine Powe Dr E Fifteenth St St Paul GrierSt Ave Terrace Andrill G W Liddell St E Liddell St E Sixteenth St Belmont Ave R OPTIMIST PARK Welch Pl Heil Pl The Plaza Bascom St Russell Ave St Brevard N Shenandoah Ave Genesis Park Pl A E Fifteenth St OAKLAWN Burton St Clement Ave Pecan Ave Spratt St HA E Thirt eenth St Commonwealth Ave

Oak Lawn Ave GREENVILLE N Alexander St Whisnant St GENESISGREENVILLE PARK Callahan St W Fifteenth St

Polk St Louise Ave Louise 74 Lamar Ave The Plaza M Hamorton Pl Westover St

Polk St N N Myers St

Mulberry Ave PARK St Pegram STATESVILLE AVE St Paul St Spring St S Gordon St Welch Pl G Belmont Ave Jennings St T Heil Pl R Wadsworth Pl OPTIMIST PARKBelmont Ave ALEXANDER Heath Ct Pecan Ave The Plaza A Vinton St PARK Otts St Clement Ave St. Julien St Vinton St Fontana Ave HA Elm St Chesterfeild Ave Oak Lawn Ave Hamilton St

Way N Alexander St W Fifteenth St McGill Garden Polk St

M Van Every St Ave Louise N Myers St

Condon St St Church N Pegram St Pegram Canton Pl STATESVILLE AVE Welch Pl Miles Ct Spring St S Gordon St Renner St Jennings St T

Celia Ave Creek St Wadsworth Pl Pecan Ave Andrill Terrace Andrill Belmont Ave Grier Ave W Liddell St E Liddell St Vinton St E Thirteenth St

Fontana Ave Elm St Bascom St

Russell Ave Boone St Oak Lawn Ave St Brevard N Shenandoah Ave Alpha Mill Ln Mill Alpha Burton St Bay St OAKLAWN St Spindle MCCROREY Spratt St E Thirt eenth St Green Trail Ln

N Alexander St Van Every St GREENVILLE Seigle Point Dr Central Ave Clifton St Fairmont St St Church N Whisnant St GREENVILLE Little Sugar Creek Greenway

Lamar Ave The Plaza Westover St Miles Ct Ave Oakland Polk St

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Dundeen St E Twelfth St Renner St Terrace Andrill Grier Ave W Liddell St 74 Fairfield St E Liddell St Sunnyside Ave Kingsbury Dr ALEXANDER Heath Ct

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GREENVILLE Way Layburnum Ave o Whisnant St GREENVILLE E Twelfth St McGill Garden Ave Louise m St Lamar Ave The Plaza Westover St Washington Ave Polk St Condon St PARK Mulberry Ave Canton Pl Renner St Celia Ave Creek St ALEXANDER Heath Ct Condon St Bay St PARK E Thirteenth St St. Julien St WASHINGTON Otts St Chesterfeild Ave Vinton St Boone St Oak Lawn Ave Hamilton St St Ln Mill Alpha Bay St MCCROREY E Eleventh St Spindle Way Greenway Crescent Ln E Tenth St

Tate St McGill Garden Green Trail Ln N Alexander St ON THESeigle Point Dr GO Central Ave Condon St Clifton St

Fairmont St W Little Sugar Creek Greenway

HEIGHTS Canton Pl Eleventh St Sunnyside Ave Oakland Ave Oakland

Renner St MCCOLL N College St Garden District Dr HEIGHTS Creek St Celia Ave Dundeen St Renner St FIRST WARD E Twelfth St 74 E Ninth St Fairfield St CENTER Sunnyside Ave E Thirteenth St Kingsbury Dr Madison Ave ELEMENTARY Boone St Oak Lawn Ave Hamilton CHANTILLY

Patton Ave St Poplar N Alpha Mill Ln Mill Alpha Maxwell Piedmont St Bay St Campus St DANCE St Spindle Oakland Ave Booker Ave MCCROREY Green Trail Ln Seigle Ave Mulberry Ave N Alexander St Skyline View WaySeigle Ave St Seigle Point Dr Central Ave

Clifton St THEATRE E Tenth Layburnum Ave Fairmont St Van Buren Ave Little Sugar Creek Greenway Ave Louise N

Andrill Terrace E Twelfth St Jackson Ave Washington Ave S Ave Oakland Laurel Ave N College St HEIGHTS S Ridgeway Ave Redbud St Dundeen St Renner St t E Twelfth St t 74 Sunnyside Ave Fairfield St W Tenth St SENSE AND Prospect St Kingsbury Dr Significant progress has been made towards the Center City 2020 Vision Plan goal of becoming a “City of Bikes.” Charlotte B-cycle, Clarice Ave Sanders Ave Condon St NORTH CAROLINA Bay St N Poplar St Poplar N SCIENCE

Pfifer Av Ct Ward First t e E Eighth St Campus St MUSIC FACTORY P WASHINGTON ecan Ave Mulberry Ave Seigle Ave St GARDEN Skyline View Way Clement Ave

t E Eleventh E Tenth St Layburnum Ave S Blvd Greenway Crescent Ln Ave Louise E Twelfth St TRINITY Lamar Ave Tate St 16 Louise Ave Washington Ave EPISCOPAL W Eleventh St St Myers N HEIGHTS made possible by Blue Cross andW Twelfth Blue Shield of North Carolina provides over 200 shared bicycles available for use at 24 stations. Sunnyside Ave

MCCOLL Garden District Dr SCHOOL Johnson S Johnson Condon St FIRST WARD E Ninth St N E Ninth St Beaumont Ave Bay St NC Music Factory CENTER E Seventh St Madison Ave ELEMENTARY WASHINGTON Patton Ave BIDDLE- Hamilton CHANTILLY St Piedmont St Booker Ave Maxwell W Ninth St DANCE E Eleventh Greenway Crescent Ln E Tenth St Oakland Ave Tate St UNCC VILLE NINTH ST Seigle Ave THEATRE FIRSTE Tenth WARD St Cameron Ave Uptown andVan Buren AveSouth End continue to become better places for walking as wide sidewalksUPTOWN buffered from traffic and shaded by trees N Andrill Terrace W HEIGHTS PARK PARK Eleventh St Jackson Ave Sunnyside Ave S MCCOLL Garden District Dr Laurel Ave S Ridgeway Ave Redbud St t FIRST WARD E Ninth St t CENTER FOURTH WARD W Tenth St SENSE AND Prospect St ELIZABETH Central Ave Madison Ave ELEMENTARY Clarice Ave Sanders Ave Patton Ave Hamilton NORTH CAROLINA SCIENCE CHANTILLY

Pfifer Av Ct Ward First Park Dr Maxwell t e Piedmont St E Seventh St Oakland Ave E Eighth St DANCE P Greenway Ave Booker Ave MUSIC FACTORY E Eighth St ecan Ave become the norm on all Center City streets. Seigle Ave GARDEN Clement Ave Cemetery St PINEWOODt THEATRE E Tenth St Van Buren Ave S Blvd N Laurel Ave Andrill Terrace TRINITY Lamar Ave 16 CEMETERY W Eighth St Jackson Ave Louise Ave S W Eighth St FUTURE S EPISCOPAL Ridgeway Ave Redbud St W Twelfth t St Myers N

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Sanders Ave E SCIENCE Charlottetowne Ave First Ward Ct Ward First

NC Music Factory S Pfifer Av t e E Eighth St E Seventh St P MUSIC FACTORY h t ecan Ave

BIDDLE- i GARDEN Clement Ave t eventh St Lamar Ave Crestview Dr French St S Blvd W Ninth St E S UNCC TRINITY Lamar Ave 6 VILLE NINTH ST Louise Ave 1 Sm FIRST WARD Armory Dr Cameron Ave

N UPTOWN EPISCOPAL INDEPENDENCE PARK W Twelfth PARK St Myers N SEVENTH ST PARK SCHOOL Park Dr Mattoon St S Johnson E Fifth St N enth St SPIRIT LEVINE STATIONE Ninth St MEMORIAL Beaumont Ave NC Music Factory FOURTH WWARD Sev ELIZABETH Osborne Ave E Seventh St Central Ave

t MUSEUM STADIUM SQUARE St Myers N BIDDLE- IMAGINON Park Dr

S Ninth St N McDowell St E Seventh St Greenway Ave Kenmore Ave VILLE W NINTHe ST E Eighth St UNCC C

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N Brevard St Brevard N N Davidson St Davidson N PARK P UPTOWN Park Dr ameron CEMETERY PARK W Eighth St MAIN N Caldwell St

N FOURTH DISCOVERY FIVE POINTS Cates St W Eighth St FUTURE raham St LIBRARY E Sixth St Hawthorne Ln ELMWOOD WARD PARK N Kings Dr Sam Ryburn Walk Campus St PLACE FIRST WARD Travis Ave PARK IRWIN AVE FOURTH WARDG Armory Dr ELIZABETH Central Ave CEMETERY St N Alexander t PARK Ave Charlottetowne Ave ELEMENTARY N ixth St Park Dr S W S E Fifth St E Seventh St Greenway Ave h E Eighth St

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N INDEPENDENCE Seldon Dr COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN Vail Ave N Gregg St Gregg N FIRST WARD

JOHNSON C. SMITH ollege St SEVENTH ST PARK

Park Dr N Gardner Ave Gardner N Armory Dr

Mattoon St St N Alexander HOSPITAL E Fifth St N Turner Ave Turner N t Solomon St C LEVINE STATIONPARK MEMORIAL Charlottetowne Ave th St Church St SPIRIT UNIVERSITY W Seven Morrow St Osborne Ave Vail Ave

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W Trade St Cates St SEVENTH ST St Long N PARK Park Dr

FIVE POINTS N Chas N Caswell Rd raham St Hawthorne Ln Mattoon St ARTS CENTERLIBRARY E Sixth St E Fifth St Durham Dr ELMWOOD WARD PARK LEVINE N Kings Dr Sam Ryburn WalkMEMORIAL NessVan S Campus St t PLACE SPIRIT STATION Travis Ave eventh S Osborne Ave PARK IRWIN AVE W S G Randolph Rd CEMETERY ryon St

t MUSEUM STADIUM SQUARE St Myers N ELEMENTARY N Sixth St IMAGINON S

W Trade St W Elizabeth AveN McDowell St E Fifth St Kenmore Ave N Cedar St

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BIDDLEVILLE N T Mill Rd BEATTIES FORD RD in E Fifth St N Brevard St Brevard N St rade St Davidson N P LUSKI E T Park Dr S Gardner Ave MAIN N Caldwell St CENTRAL PIEDMONT Chisholm Ct Cates St N FOURTH DISCOVERY GALLERY S Gregg St FIVE POINTS

Walford Dr raham St St LIBRARY E Sixth St COMMUNITY COLLEGE Hawthorne Ln PRESBYTERIAN Vail Ave S Smallwood Pl N Kings Dr

Seldon Dr Ave Frazier ELMWOOD Sam Ryburn Walk N Gregg St Gregg N WARD PARK rade Campus St E T PLACE Baldwin Ave Travis Ave

ollege St PARK JOHNSON C. SMITH W Fifth St IRWIN AVE G E Fourth St

N Gardner Ave Gardner N HOSPITAL N Turner Ave Turner N CEMETERY Solomon St C

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N UNIVERSITY ELEMENTARY Sixth St Morrow St Vail Ave

W CTC t N Colonial St

Lima Ave S N Irwin Ave Irwin N E Fifth St

t E Fifth N Clarkson St Clarkson N Roslyn Ave N Dixon St N

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Chisholm Ct FEDERAL p W Fifth St GALLERY TIME WARNER Elizabeth Ave

ROZZELLES FERRY RD St Sycamore N TERMINAL Wake St Wake JOHNSON S Turner Ave COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN Vail Ave Po PERFORMING Roslyn Ave Seldon Dr W Sixth St N Gregg St Gregg N COURTHOUSE CABLE ARENA Providence Rd Martin St ollege St

W Trade St JOHNSON C. SMITH St Long N

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N Gardner Ave Gardner N & WALES St Whitehaven Ave N Caswell Rd

ARTS CENTER E Fourth HOSPITAL Durham Dr N Turner Ave Turner N

C Solomon St Alberto St NessVan S

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UNIVERSITY Morrow St Vail Ave N Bruns Ave St Flint UNIVERSITY E Fifth St Randolph Rd N Colonial St

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N Dixon St State St N S Caswell Rd COURTHOUSE E Third St t

W Trade St ourth St Latham Pl Latham W F Elizabeth Ave Cook St N Cedar St THOMPSON PARK

Flint St Flint N Summit St Summit N

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W Trade St S Gregg St St Long N CENTER N Chase St N Caswell Rd Walford Dr Montgomery St ARTS CENTER Durham Dr

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S NessVan S S Smallwood Pl Frazier Ave Frazier rade E T Baldwin Ave W Fifth St Cherry St E Fourth St S Mint Randolph Rd

ryon St S Cedar St S Bruns Ave CTC

Lima Ave W Trade St

N Irwin Ave Irwin N St t Elizabeth Ave

Roslyn Ave N Cedar St E Third Queens Rd

Flint St Flint S N Summit St Summit N

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r St Laurel A E Trade MARSHALLN Alexander St PARK Bacon Ave GREYHOUND S Colonial Ave S Irwin Ave S S Gardner Ave la W Third St Willoughby St Coxe Ave FEDERAL p S Gregg St ROZZELLES FERRY RD St Sycamore N JOHNSON TERMINAL Ranlo Ave

S Turner Ave Walford Dr W Fourth St t

Po S S Smallwood Pl Roslyn Ave Ave Frazier BB&T rade E T Baldwin Ave Sumter Ave Fifth St COURTHOUSE E Fourth St Providence Rd Whitehaven Ave W & WALES S St Circle Ave Duckworth Ave BALLPARK THIRD ST/ E Fourth MIDTOWN Alberto St

Tryon St COUNTY Flint St Flint pedestrians N Bruns Ave rade St UNIVERSITY CONVENTIONCTC CENTER

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S 160,000 Roslyn Ave ROMARE BEARDEN State St Victoria Ave S Caswell Rd S STATION COURTHOUSE E Third St W STATION

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N Sycamore St Sycamore N TERMINAL ROZZELLES FERRY RD JOHNSON S GOVERNMENT S Turner Ave S Sycamore St Roslyn Ave SMALLWOOD COURTHOUSE Po VISITOR Rail Trail Providence RdDartmouth Pl Whitehaven Ave THIRD & WALES S St CENTER Montgomery St W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd E Fourth cross Trade & Tryon weekly Alberto St CENTER Cherry St

Tryon St COUNTY Crescent Ave N Bruns Ave St Flint UNIVERSITY WARD St Clarkson S Chamberlain Ave S Mint S Luther St State St S Cedar St FRAZIER BECHTLER COURTHOUSE E Third St S Caswell Rd S Bruns Ave PARK W Fourth St E ThirdE Martin St Luther King Jr Blvd THOMPSON PARK Queens Rd Cook St PARK Fourth Ext St MUSEUM

t Mahopac St MARSHALL PARK Laurel Ave S KNIGHT S Colonial Ave W S Sycamore St S Irwin Ave GOVERNMENT S SMALLWOOD hurch St W Third St Rail Trail Willoughby St Coxe Ave Luther St

raham St Westbrook Dr THIRD WARD THEATER ollege st Ranlo Ave Walnut Ave Montgomery St W Fourth St S StBrevard CENTER C

C Charlottetowne Ave BB&T Eli St

Metropolitan Ave G Cherry St

Sumter Ave S

S Mint Hermitage Ct Circle Ave S NASCAR METRO Duckworth Ave S THIRD ST/ S Cedar St BALLPARK MIDTOWN S Bruns Ave rade St T THE GREEN HALLCONVENTION OF CENTER SCHOOL St Baxter St Levine Avenue of the Arts CHARLOTTE E Third Dr Kings S Main St Queens Rd ROMARE BEARDEN St Caldwell S S Cecil St Wesley Heights Way W Victoria Ave MINT STATIONFAME AQUATIC SEVERSVILLE W Fourth St PARK CONVENTION MARSHALL PARK S Colonial Ave Laurel Ave Auten St S Irwin Ave W Third St St S Davidson CENTER Willoughby St S MUSEUM CHERRY Avant St

Coxe Ave Irwin Greek Greenway S McDowell St McDowell S CENTER SECOND WARD Ave Lillington Greenleaf Ave Little Sugar Creek Greenway Ranlo Ave W Fourth St BB&T PARK S Turner Ave VISITOR Dartmouth Pl Sumter Ave Moravian Ln THIRD THIRD ST/ Circle Ave Duckworth Ave BALLPARK W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd CENTER MIDTOWN rade St CONVENTION CENTER Crescent Ave T WARD St Clarkson S GANTT CENTER MARTIN Chamberlain Ave ROMARE BEARDEN Luther St FRAZIER Victoria Ave BECHTLER STATION E Stonewall St Baxter St Fenton Pl Westbrook Dr W PARK Kenilworth Ave LUTHER Katonah Ave PARKW Stonewall St E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Auten St PARK Fourth Ext St MUSEUM

KING PARK S Bruns Ave Mahopac St SECOND WARD Ave Lillington W W First St KNIGHT CHERRY Ardsley Rd

hurch St Cherry St VISITOR Luther St Welker St Dartmouth Pl

raham St Westbrook Dr ollege st THIRD WARD THEATER Waco St Walnut Ave THIRD W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd S StBrevard C

C Charlottetowne Ave ourth Ext St CENTER Rail Trail Eli St

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W WARD St Clarkson S Hermitage Ct

S NASCAR METRO Chamberlain Ave S FRAZIER BECHTLER Luther St PARK THE GREEN HALL OF SCHOOLE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Baxter St

Levine Avenue of the Arts CHARLOTTE Dr Kings S Main St S S Torrence St

MUSEUM St Caldwell S S Cecil St PARK St Elliot Wesley Heights Way Fourth Ext St AQUATIC Hermitage Rd Mahopac St BANK OF MINT T STONEWALLCONVENTION FAME Wesley Heights GreenwaySEVERSVILLE Woodvale Pl W Fourth St KNIGHT Bromley R W St S Davidson Altondale Ave

S Cedar St Cedar S hurch St ryon St STATION CENTER AMERICA MUSEUM Luther St CHERRY Avant St Irwin Greek Greenway

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ollege st CENTER Baldwin Ave Westbrook Dr THIRD WARD THEATER PEARLE STREET Little Sugar Creek Greenway Walnut Ave Greenleaf Ave S StBrevard

C STADIUM C Charlottetowne Ave PARK Eli St

Metropolitan Ave S Turner Ave G

S PARK Hermitage Ct Moravian Ln

S NASCAR METRO S

SEVERSVILLE W Second St W Hill St S

GANTT THE GREEN CENTER HALL OF SCHOOL Baxter St C Levine Avenue of the Arts CHARLOTTE Dr Kings S Main St MARTIN PARK St Caldwell S E Stonewall St S Cecil St Ambassador St Wesley Heights Way Baxter St Fenton Pl WestbrookHeathcliff St Dr MINT St ollege FAME AQUATIC Kenilworth Ave SEVERSVILLEKatonah Ave W Fourth St W Stonewall St CONVENTION

LUTHER S W Hill St St S Davidson CENTER MUSEUM CHERRY Avant St

Irwin Greek Greenway C S Bruns Ave CENTER St McDowell S KING PARK Little Sugar Creek Greenway GreenleafW AveFirst St CHERRYPARK Ardsley Rd Cherry St Welker St S Turner Ave Morris St St hurch Waco St Moravian Ln ourth Ext St Litaker Ave Greenwood Cliff F S Rail Trail W GANTT CENTER Baxter St BAXTER d

T Henley Pl enton Pl MARTIN E Stonewall St STREET Baxter St Little Sugar Creek Greenway RD PROVIDENCE F

Westbrook Dr St Eldridge Katonah Ave ryon St Kenilworth Ave Ardsley Rd LUTHER W Stonewall St Queens Rd State St S PARK S Torrence St

Elliot St Elliot Hermitage Rd McNinch St McNinch S Bruns Ave BANK OF T STONEWALL KING PARK Woodvale Pl S Summit Ave Bromley R Wesley Heights Greenway CHERRY Ardsley Rd W First St Altondale Ave

S Cedar St Cedar S ryon St Cherry St AMERICA STATION Welker St

Baldwin Ave

PEARLE STREET Waco St ourth Ext St STADIUM F Rail Trail PARK d W Grandin Rd Harding Pl

SEVERSVILLE W Second St W Hill St S

W Morehead St S McDowell St E Morehead St

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PARK S S Torrence St Calvert St 3,300

Ambassador St St Elliot Hermitage Rd Heathcliff St St ollege BANK OF T STONEWALL Clydesdale St Woodvale Pl Winnifred St Bromley R Rose St Wesley Heights Greenway S

Harvard Pl Altondale Ave W Hill St St Cedar S AMERICA ryon St STATION

C W Dunbar St PEARLE STREET Baldwin Ave STADIUM Harding Pl Morris St St hurch PARK

Ambassador St SEVERSVILLE Litaker Ave S Greenwood Cliff TUCKASEEGEE RD W Second St S the Tryon Street bridge over W Hill St BAXTER

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T Henley Pl C

PARK Pl Woodruff

Ambassador St STREET E Morehead St Little Sugar Creek Greenway E Morehead St RD PROVIDENCE

ollege St ollege Heathcliff St St Eldridge

ryon St QUEENS RD Ardsley Rd

Carol Ave Dr Square Morehead S Clarkson St Clarkson S Queens Rd State St W Hill St S PARK

McNinch St McNinch W Carson Blvd QUEENS RD State St C CARSON WESLEY S Summit Ave Berryhill Rd Morehead Medical Dr Dilworth Rd Arosa Dr dgehill Rd hurch St hurch STATION

Romany Rd Lela Ave Lela Morris St

Post St t S Kings Dr I-277 each weekday N E West Queens Rd

S Litaker Ave Oriole St Greenwood Cliff S Lexington Ave BAXTER

HEIGHTS Grandin Rd Baxter St Berkeley Ave

Stewart Creek Greenway E Carson Blvd T Harding Pl Henley Pl

STREET Little Sugar Creek Greenway RD PROVIDENCE Eldridge St Eldridge W Morehead St S McDowell St ryon St E Morehead St Dubois Ct Walnut Ave Ardsley Rd State St S Edgehill Rd Queens Rd

Calvert St S Mint PARK McNinch St McNinch Pryor St Rose St Clydesdale St S Summit Ave Winnifred St W Dunbar St Harvard Pl

Euclid Ave Morson St Harding Pl W Palmer St

Grandin Rd S Caldwell St W Palmer St Myrtle Ave Harding Pl

t Ambassador St TUCKASEEGEE RD Cr Huston Mt Vernon Ave

W Morehead St E Morehead St S McDowell St

Walnut Ave S Summit Ave W Palmer St Belgrave Pl Woodruff Pl Woodruff Brunswick Ave Calvert St E Morehead St E Morehead St QUEENS RD

BETTE Clydesdale St Winnifred St St College S SouthBlvd Carol Ave Dr Square Morehead

Rose St St Clarkson S TUCKASEEGEE RD W Carson Blvd CAROLINAS MEDICAL Harvard Pl QUEENS RD RAE State St WESLEY W Dunbar St CARSON Lexington Ave Granville Rd Berryhill Rd Morehead Medical Dr Harding Pl W Morehead Ext Arosa Dr CENTER dgehill Rd

S Graham STATION Dilworth Rd

THOMAS Romany Rd Lela Ave Lela

Post St t S Kings Dr N E West Queens Rd

S CENTER Ambassador St TUCKASEEGEE RD Lexington Ave Oriole St Penman St Berkeley Ave Ardsley Rd Hopedale Ave Clay Ave HEIGHTS Stewart Creek Greenway Quincey St E Carson Blvd

Woodruff Pl Woodruff E Morehead St E Morehead St Westley Village Rd Village Westley Blythe Blvd QUEENS RD

Dubois Ct S Edgehill Rd

Carol Ave Dr Square Morehead S Clarkson St Clarkson S

Bryant Pl S Mint West Stone Way Stone West W Carson Blvd QUEENS RD Pryor St State St Jay St WESLEY CARSON Lafaette Ave Berryhill Rd Morehead Medical Dr Lincoln St Arosa Dr STATION Dilworth Rd Linganore Pl dgehill Rd

Romany Rd Lela Ave Lela Scott Ave Effingham Rd Alice Ave

Post St t Morson St Euclid Ave S Kings Dr West Queens Rd Little Sugar Creek Greenway N E

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W Palmer St Mt Vernon Ave Oriole St

Poolside Ln Poolside Waterwalk Ln Waterwalk

S Caldwell St Lexington Ave

HEIGHTS W Palmer St Myrtle Ave Berkeley Ave Stewart Creek Greenway E Carson Blvd Hertford Rd

Kenilworth Ave t Huston Cr Huston Mt Vernon Ave Penn St E Bland St MYERS PARK BRYANT Belgrave Pl Ringwood St S Summit Ave W Palmer St S Dubois Ct BrunswickS Edgehill Rd Ave Coniston Pl Rushing Creek Ln S Mint Camp Greene St Commerce St T Pryor St BETTE W Bland St St College S SouthBlvd TUCKASEEGEE RD PARK ryon St CAROLINAS MEDICAL RAE Carlton Ave Lexington Ave Wareham Ct Morson St W Morehead Ext Euclid Ave CENTER Granville Rd THOMAS THRIFT RD W Palmer St S Graham

S Caldwell St

W Palmer St Berkeley Ave Myrtle Ave

t Huston Cr Huston Mt Vernon Ave CENTER Drum St

SOUTH END Rail Trail Penman St Ardsley Rd Hopedale Ave Clay Ave S Summit Ave W Palmer St Quincey St Belgrave Pl

Elon St Berkeley Ave Brunswick Ave Hopedale Ave

Westley Village Rd Village Westley S College St College S Pierce St S Church St BETTE SouthBlvd Blythe Blvd

Bryant Pl Winona St Winona St CAROLINAS MEDICAL ve TUCKASEEGEE RD Way Stone West RAE Jay St Lafaette Ave Lexington Ave A W Morehead Ext Lincoln St Linganore Pl CENTER Rolston Dr Granville Rd le THOMAS S Graham BLAND Scott Ave Effingham Rd Alice Ave

CENTER STATION Mt Vernon Ave Garden Terrace Little Sugar Creek Greenway Poolside Ln Poolside

Waterwalk Ln Waterwalk Penman St Rensselaer Ave Clay Ave Quincey St Ardsley Rd HopedaHertford Rd

Kenilworth Ave

LATTA PARK Ave Waverly

Winnifred St Winnifred Westley Village Rd Village Westley BRYANT Penn St E Bland St MYERS PARK S Blythe Blvd Amber Dr Ringwood St W Summit Ave Coniston Pl

Rushing Creek Ln T Buchanan St

Camp Greene St Freedom Dr Bryant Pl Commerce St Romany Rd West Stone Way Stone West E Dilworth Rd Jay St W Summit Ave W Bland St TROLLEY Lafaette Ave Norton Rd

Lincoln St ryon St Linganore Pl PARK S pedestrians cross Scott Ave Effingham Rd MUSEUM Carlton Ave

Alice Ave Wareham Ct T 2,000

THRIFT RD Camden Rd Mt Vernon Ave Little Sugar Creek Greenway

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Waterwalk Ln Waterwalk Kee Ct St ryon Berkeley Ave Hertford R Kenilworth Ave Drum St BRYANT SOUTHPenn St END Rail Trail E Bland St MYERS PARK Ringwood St FREEDOM DR S Elon St Berkeley Ave Coniston Pl Hopedale Ave Fountain View Rushing Creek Ln Commerce St T Camp Greene St E Park Ave Pierce StFilmore Ave S Church St W Bland St S KINGS DR ryon St Winona St Camden Road between East d PARK Winona St West Queens Rd Carlton Ave Wareham Ct Merriman Ave Isleworth Ave Rolston Dr Berryhill Rd THRIFT RD BRYANT BLAND Berkeley Ave S Clarkson St Garden Terrace PARK W Dilworth Rd Drum St E Park Ave STATION Rensselaer Ave SOUTH END Rail Trail Larch St Westwood Ave DILWORTH Sherwood Ave

Elon St Berkeley Ave LATTA PARK Ave Waverly Hopedale Ave Winnifred St Winnifred Pierce St S Church St W Summit Ave Park & Tryon per weekend Amber Dr Lennox Ave Winona St Buchanan St Lombardy Cir Freedom Dr Winona St Romany Rd EAST BLVD Springdale Ave E Dilworth Rd W Summit Ave TROLLEY Cumberland Ave Norton Rd Winthrop Ave Rolston Dr

W Park Ave S MUSEUM BLAND E Kingston Ave W QUEENS RD T Lyndhurst Ave Garden Terrace

Camden Rd STATION Rensselaer Ave Kee Ct St ryon

Euclid Ave LATTA PARK Ave Waverly

Cleveland Ave Winnifred St Winnifred East Blvd Ave Floral Amber Dr FREEDOM DR W Park Ave W Summit Ave Southwood Ave Buchanan St Fountain View

Freedom Dr Romany Rd E Dilworth Rd Filmore Ave E Park Ave Dr Charlotte Asheville Evergreen Dr W Summit Ave TROLLEY S KINGS DR Norton Rd W Kingston Ave Ewing Ave West Queens Rd

S MUSEUM E Worthington Ave

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Merriman Ave Park Rd T Isleworth Ave Little Sugar Creek Greenway Camden Rd Pl Lombardy Cir Maryland Ave

Berryhill Rd BRYANT Radcliffe Ave Kee Ct St ryon E Worthington Ave S Clarkson St Stanford Pl PARK W Dilworth Rd Wren St E Park Ave FREEDOM DR Larch St Westwood Ave DILWORTH Suttle Ave Kenilworth Ave Sherwood Ave East BlvdE Park Ave Filmore Ave Fountain View Wilmore Dr WILMORE S KINGS DR Lennox Ave Isom St Lombardy Cir Gay St Scott Ave EAST BLVD West Queens Rd WILMORE Springdale Ave Cumberland Ave Fleetwood Dr Merriman Ave Isleworth Ave Ideal Way Royston St Camp Greene St BRYANT PARK Spruce St Winthrop Ave Berryhill Rd W Park Ave EAST/WEST E Kingston Ave W QUEENS RD S Clarkson St Lyndhurst Ave Ideal Way PARK W Dilworth Rd Garibaldi Ave E Park Ave STATION New Hope Rd Larch St Westwood Ave DILWORTHEuclid Ave Sherwood Ave

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Wickford Pl East Blvd Ave Floral Millerton Ave Millerton 27

W Park Ave Rail Trail Lennox Ave Columbus Cir Southwood Ave Lombardy Cir

Columbus Cr West Blvd EAST BLVD Springdale Ave Charlotte Dr Charlotte Asheville Evergreen Dr W Kingston Ave Cumberland Ave Ewing Ave Lynway Dr W Kingston Ave Winthrop Ave W Park Ave E Worthington Ave W QUEENS RD Hawkins St E Kingston Ave Park Rd Little Sugar Creek Greenway Lyndhurst Ave Maryland Ave E Worthington Ave Pl Lombardy Cir Sterling Rd Radcliffe Ave

Euclid Ave Carling AveE Worthington Ave Stanford Pl Cleveland Ave Wren St East Blvd Lattimore St Ave Floral

Suttle Ave W Park Ave Kenilworth Ave

S Mint Southwood Ave East Blvd Charlotte Dr Charlotte Asheville Evergreen Dr Wilmore Dr WILMORE Isom St Ewing Ave Gay St W Kingston Ave WILMORE Scott Ave Lockhart Dr

Spruce St E Tremont Ave E Worthington Ave Dunkirk Dr Dunkirk FREEDOM Hawkins St Park Rd Fleetwood Dr S Ideal Way Little Sugar Creek Greenway Royston St Camp Greene St PARK Spruce St Pl Lombardy Cir Maryland Ave Radcliffe Ave t W Worthington Ave PARK EAST/WEST E Worthington Ave Magnolia Ave Ideal Way Stan Garibaldi Ave Wren St E Dilworth Rd STATION New Hope Rd Suttle Ave Kenilworth Ave East Blvd W QUEENS RD Wickford Pl Lyndhurst Ave E Tremont Ave ford

Millerton Ave Millerton Abbott St Wilmore Dr WILMORE Columbus Cir Isom St Rail Trail Dilworth Mews Ct Gay St Brookside Ave Columbus Cr Wilkinson Blvd W Kingston Ave West Blvd WILMORE Scott Ave Pl Fleetwood Dr W Kingston Ave W Dilworth Rd Hemlock St Ideal Way Lynway Dr Royston St Camp Greene St Marlowe Ave PARK Spruce St EAST/WEST Ideal Way Garibaldi Ave E Worthington Ave Sterling Rd STATION Sarah Marks Ave New Hope Rd Ledgewood Ln Wellesley Ave Park Rd Carling Ave

Wickford Pl Lattimore St Millerton Ave Millerton ASHLEY PARK Rail Trail Columbus Cir S Mint Columbus Cr West Blvd

W Kingston Ave Ln Heights Atherton Lynway Dr W Morehead St Doggett St Lockhart Dr Spruce St E Tremont Ave

Dunkirk Dr Dunkirk Kirkwood Ave FREEDOM Morton St S

Merriman Ave Merriman E Worthington Ave t W Worthington Ave PARK Sterling Rd McDonald Ave Magnolia Ave Carling Ave Woodcrest Ave E Dilworth Rd Lattimore St Berryhill Rd Merriman Ave Clayton Dr Cumberland Ave S Mint W QUEENS RD W Tremont Ave E Tremont Ave Lyndhurst Ave Wilmore Dr Abbott St Cartier Way Cartier W Kingston Ave Dilworth Mews Ct Brookside Ave Herbert Spaugh Ln Wilkinson Blvd Charlotte Dr Lockhart Dr Spruce St E Tremont Ave

Dunkirk Dr Dunkirk W Dilworth Rd FREEDOM S Hemlock St Marlowe Ave t W Worthington Ave Ordermore Ave PARK

Rail Trail Magnolia Ave

Southend Dr Southend SarahPark Marks Rd Ave E Dilworth Rd Park Rd Ledgewood Ln Wellesley Ave Magnolia Ave W QUEENS RD Monument St Greenland Ave E Tremont Ave Lyndhurst Ave ASHLEY PARK Abbott St Dilworth Mews Ct Wilkinson Blvd W Kingston Ave Brookside Ave Skyview Rd Wilmore Dr

Atherton Heights Ln Heights Atherton W Dilworth Rd W Morehead St Hemlock St Marlowe Ave Spruce St Doggett St Meacham St Kirkwood Ave Morton St

Remount Rd Ave Merriman Sumner Green Ave Sarah Marks Ave Arty Ave Park Rd Ledgewood Ln Wellesley Ave McDonald Ave Springdale Ave Woodcrest Ave Berryhill Rd Merriman Ave Clayton Dr ASHLEY PARKCamp Greene St Cumberland Ave W Tremont Ave Mather Green Ave

Bethel Rd Wilmore Dr Winthrop Ave

Cartier Way Cartier Atherton Heights Ln Heights Atherton

W Morehead St Herbert Spaugh Ln Doggett St Charlotte Dr Ideal Way Kirkwood Ave

Marlowe Ave Morton St Merriman Ave Merriman Seabrook Dr Rampart St Ordermore Ave Lyndhurst Ave PARK RD Rail Trail McDonald Ave Woodcrest Ave Dr Southend Park Rd Idlewood Cr Berryhill Rd Merriman Ave Clayton Dr Iverson Way Magnolia Ave Olmstead Park Pl McDonald Ave Salem Dr Cumberland Ave Greenland Ave W Tremont Ave Monument St Berryhill Rd WESTOVER HILLS Wilmore Dr FREEDOM PARK

Highland St Way Cartier Herbert Spaugh Ln Hawkins St Charlotte Dr Skyview Rd Wilmore Dr Little Sugar Creek Greenway Meacham St Spruce St Ordermore Ave

Remount Rd Rail Trail Salem Dr Southend Dr Southend Sumner Green Ave Park Rd Arty Ave Dorothy Dr Magnolia Ave Springdale Ave Monument St Greenland Ave Sterling Rd Camp Greene St Lilac Rd Mather Green Ave REMOUNT RD Skyview Rd Bethel Rd Wilmore Dr Winthrop Ave Park West Dr Atherton St Spruce St Meacham St Marlowe Ave Ideal Way Forrest Park Dr Remount Rd Seabrook Dr Arty Ave Rampart St Diana Dr Sumner Green Ave Lyndhurst Ave Springdale Ave PARK RD Weyland St Ave Tremont W Idlewood Cr Jameston Dr Camp Greene St Fordham Rd Iverson Way SEDGEFIELD Olmstead Park Pl McDonald Ave Salem Dr Idlewood Cr Parker Dr Berryhill Rd WESTOVER HILLS Mather Green Ave FREEDOM PARK

Bethel Rd REVOLUTION Brookhill Rd Winthrop Ave PARK Toomey Ave Toomey Sunset Dr Barringer Dr Rail Trail Highland St Hawkins St Greenland Ave PARK Little Sugar Creek Greenway Ideal Way Marlowe Ave Euclid Ave

Rampart St Windsor Ave Seabrook Dr Ct Village Lyndhurst Ave Distribution St PARK RD Somerset Dr Salem Dr Dorothy Dr Idlewood Cr Iverson Way Salem Dr Dunavant St Olmstead Park Pl McDonald Ave Lilac Rd Berryhill Rd WESTOVER HILLS FREEDOM PARK Sterling Rd Lilac Rd

Highland St Hawkins St REMOUNT RD Marshall Pl Park West Dr Little Sugar Creek Greenway West Blvd Basin St Atherton St SEDGEFIELD

S Forrest Park Dr Elmhurst Rd T Salem Dr Geneva Ct BROOKHILL DorothyDiana Dr Dr

ryon St Edinburgh W Tremont Ave Tremont W Ln Weyland St Ja Sterling Rd Fordham Rd Lilac Rd SEDGEFIELD Idlewood Cr meston REMOUNT RD Parker Dr Poindexter Dr

REVOLUTION Brookhill Rd Ideal Way PARK Park West Dr Toomey Ave Toomey Sunset Dr Willow Oak Rd Barringer Dr Rail Trail Atherton St Greenland Ave D PARK Forrest Park Dr r Euclid Ave Idlewood Cir

Lawndale Rd Lawndale Townes Rd

Windsor Ave Village Ct Village Diana Dr Distribution St Princeton Ave Kimberly Rd Somerset Dr Weyland St Ave Tremont W Jameston Dr Fordham Rd Remount Rd SEDGEFIELD Dunavant St Idlewood Cr

Parker Dr Rd Remus Lilac Rd Parker Dr Brentwood Pl Rd Brookhill Poindexter Dr

REVOLUTION Brookhill Rd South Blvd PARK Toomey Ave Toomey Sunset Dr Barringer Dr Rail Trail Oakcrest Pl Greenland Ave PARK Marshall Pl West Blvd Basin St Euclid Ave SEDGEFIELD

Windsor Ave Village Ct Village S Poindexter Dr Berkshire Rd Elmhurst Rd Distribution St T Somerset Dr Geneva Ct BROOKHILL Cambridge Rd ryon St Edinburgh Watson Dr Remount Rd Dunavant St Ln Lilac Rd

Barringer Dr Marlwood Terrace Norfolk Ave Norfolk Yale Pl SOUTHSIDE Poindexter Dr Ideal Way Marshall Pl Ardmore Rd Willow Manor Rd West Blvd PARK Basin St SEDGEFIELD Willow Oak Rd

S St Youngblood Elmhurst Rd Idlewood Cir T Geneva Ct

Lawndale Rd Lawndale Townes Rd Baltimore Ave Baltimore BROOKHILL Pl Haverford Edinburgh Princeton Ave Kimberly Rd ryon St Ln Rail Trail

Phillips Ave Remount Rd

Parker Dr Rd Remus Brentwood Pl Rd Brookhill Poindexter Dr Poindexter Dr Griffith St South Blvd Ideal Way Willow Oak Rd Oakcrest Pl

Idlewood Cir

Elmhurst Rd Rd Lawndale Townes Rd Benjamin St Poindexter Dr Berkshire Rd Princeton Ave Diamond Grove Ln Kimberly Rd Miller St

Cambridge Rd Holly Heath Ln Cowles Rd Remount Rd Watson Dr Parker Dr Remount Rd Rd Remus

Barringer Dr Rd Brookhill Poindexter Dr Marlwood Terrace Toomey Ave Toomey

Brentwood Pl Ave Norfolk South Blvd Yale Pl SOUTHSIDE Oakcrest Pl Fairwood Ave Ardmore Rd Willow Manor Rd Carver Cove Ln PARK Mayflower Rd Hampton Garden Ln Youngblood St Youngblood Poindexter Dr Rd Chicago Ave Marsh Rd Berkshire Rd r

Cambridge Rd

Baltimore Ave Baltimore Haverford Pl Haverford Watson Dr Remount Rd Barringer Dr

Rail Trail Marlwood Terrace Norfolk Ave Norfolk Townes Rd Beachmont Ave Phillips Ave Yale Pl NEW BERN Pl Marion PARK RD SOUTHSIDE Willow Mano Norma St Fairwood Ave Griffith St Ardmore Rd PARK STATION

Mimosa Ridge Ct REVOLUTION Youngblood St Youngblood

GOLF COURSE Elmhurst Rd

Baltimore Ave Baltimore Benjamin St Pl Haverford Marsh Rd Park Slope Dr WILKINSON BLVD Diamond Grove Ln Miller St Melbourne Ct Rail Trail Holly Heath Ln

Cowles Rd Phillips Ave

Toomey Ave Toomey E.B. MOORE WEST BOULEVARD SOUTHSIDE PARK Griffith St PARK Beech Nut Rd REVOLUTION PARK Fairwood Ave Carver Cove Ln Elmhurst Rd Mayflower Rd Benjamin St Hampton Garden Ln Kingspark Dr Chicago Ave Marsh Rd Diamond Grove Ln Miller St Holly Heath Ln Cowles Rd Griffith St Belton St

Dewberry Terrace Toomey Ave Toomey Townes Rd Beachmont Ave NEW BERN Pl Marion PARK RD OLD STEELE CREEK RD Norma St Fairwood Ave Fairwood Ave Carver Cove Ln Foster Ave STATION Mayflower Rd Mimosa Ridge Ct REVOLUTION Rail Trail Hampton Garden Ln Chicago Ave Marsh Rd GOLF COURSE Bank St Greystone Rd WILKINSON BLVD Marsh Rd Park Slope Dr Brentwood Pl Melbourne Ct Ave Auburn Townes Rd Beachmont Ave Mayfield Ave NEW BERN Pl Marion E.B. MOORE PARK RD WEST BOULEVARD Norma St SOUTHSIDE PARKFairwood Ave STATION PARK ASHBROOK/ Mimosa Ridge Ct REVOLUTION PARK REVOLUTION Beech Nut Rd Belton St GOLF COURSE Foster Ave Kingspark Dr Beech Nut Rd Marsh Rd Park Slope Dr WILKINSON BLVD DoverMelbourne St Ct CLAWSON VILLAGE Griffith St Belton St WEST BOULEVARD Dewberry Terrace SOUTHSIDE PARKMay St St Anson E.B. MOORE REVOLUTION PARK Dexter St PARK OLD STEELE CREEK RD Beech Nut Rd Foster Ave Weston St Kingspark Dr Rail Trail Bank St Greystone Rd Griffith St Belton St Dewberry Terrace Brentwood Pl Herman Ave Ave Auburn

Mayfield Ave

OLD STEELE CREEK RD Irwin Greek Greenway Greek Irwin Foster Ave ASHBROOK/ Rail Trail COLONIAL VILLAGEBelton St CLANTON Foster Ave Bank St Greystone Rd PARK Beech Nut Rd Dover St Ave Auburn CLAWSON VILLAGE DONALD ROSS RD Brentwood Pl

Hartford Ave St Anson Mayfield Ave May St

Dexter St ASHBROOK/

Belton St

Foster Ave Weston St Beech Nut Rd Dover St CLAWSON VILLAGE

May St Herman Ave St Anson Trade Park Ct Dexter St

Irwin Greek Greenway Greek Irwin Clanton Rd Weston St CLANTON COLONIAL VILLAGE DONALD ROSS RD PARK Herman Ave

Hartford Ave Irwin Greek Greenway Greek Irwin

CLANTON COLONIAL VILLAGE DONALD ROSS RD PARK Hartford Ave Trade Park Ct Clanton Rd

Trade Park Ct Clanton Rd SUSTAINABILITY FAST FACTS

Center City is envisioned as the most viable, livable, memorable and sustainable 7.3 MILLION 126.74 place in the greater region and a place Square Feet Of LEED Certified Tons Of Waste Recycled Office Space At Panthers Tailgating Events that contributes to a healthy regional economy and improves the quality of life for all Charlotteans. Urban and sustainable 125 50 are synonymous. LEED Certified & Energy Star Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Rated Projects In Uptown Center City, the most fully transit supportive place in the region, offers “park 61 26 once” workdays, is bikeable and walkable, Participating Envision Charlotte Miles Of Bike Path To Open offers a walk-to-work environment, and Commercial Office Buildings In 2017 has the highest concentration of LEED certified buildings in the region. 8.4% 94 Reduction In Energy Use By Uptown Charlotte Walk Score Participating Buildings Yielding $10 Million In Cost Savings

28 SUSTAINABILITY

The density of Center City allows for a concentration of sustainable behaviors and provides a testing ground for progressive environmental sustainability practices. Living and working in Uptown means a smaller carbon footprint as there is less reliance on personal vehicles and the density of housing and office space allows more efficient operation. Visitors can also engage in sustainable activities including using public transit, checking out a B-Cycle or participating in the Panthers Tailgate Recycling program.

AVERAGE ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD CARBON FOOTPRINT

29 Source: CoolClimate Calculator, University of California Berkley ON THE HORIZON

CHARLOTTE RAIL TRAIL NORTH TRYON

The Charlotte Rail Trail is a project to enhance the asphalt and To be completed in summer 2015, a strategic plan for catalyzing concrete path located alongside the Blue Line, linking Uptown, investment in the North Tryon Street area is underway. The strategy South End and adjacent neighborhoods. The goal is to evolve will provide a framework for the long-term redevelopment of North the pathway into a unique public space and linear park. In 2014, Tryon Street as a mixed use neighborhood where public amenities the project was awarded a grant of $412,000 from ArtPlace such as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Main Library, Discovery Place and America which will help jumpstart building over 30 uniquely Blumenthal Performing Arts Center can serve as anchors. The programmed ‘activity nodes’ along the 4.5-mile Trail. The nodes corridor also provides a critical link to the North End located will also be activated with pocket parks, public art, recreational north of I-277 which is being targeted for future redevelopment facilities, special events and opportunities to partner with adjacent as Charlotte’s technology hub. businesses and neighborhoods.

30 ON THE HORIZON

TRANSIT SYSTEM EXPANSION FIRST WARD PARK

Two major transit projects will be under construction through Ground was broken in 2014 for the First Ward Park. The park is a 2015. The 9.3 mile LYNX Blue Line extension, to be completed centerpiece of a larger mixed use development being executed in 2017, will link Uptown to UNC Charlotte. The City LYNX Gold by Levine Properties which will include retail, residential and Line streetcar will open in 2015, linking Uptown to the Elizabeth hospitality uses. The completion of this development will add to neighborhood with plans for a 10-mile extension that will connect the residential character of First Ward and create more residential Uptown to the West End along Beatties Ford Road and east to options in Uptown. Eastland Mall.

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