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Turner Field Redevelopment A Health Impact Assessment July 2015 
CONTRIBUTORS Hannah Carnes, MPP - Georgia State University Michael Bryan, MPH - Georgia State University John Steward, MPH - Georgia State University Classmates in the Urban Health Course. LIST
Impacted community members. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank all community members and leaders who have contributed their time and provided feedback for this Health Impact Assessment. Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 5 1. Introduction & Background 12 1.1 Health Impact Assessment (HIA) 12 1.2 Brief History of NPU-V 15 1.3 Report Overview 15 2. HIA Methodology 17 2.1 Screening 17 2.2 Scoping 18 Map 1. Boundaries of City of Atlanta’s Neighborhood Planning Units 20 3. Proposed Turner Field Redevelopment 21 4. Existing Conditions 22 4.1 Review of Literature on Comparable Redevelopments 22 4.2 Existing Health Conditions 22 4.2.1 Literature Review of Findings 22 4.2.2 Existing Information about NPU-V 23 4.3 Demographics 23 4.3.1 Literature Review of Findings 24 4.3.2 Data about NPU-V 24 4.4 Employment 25 4.4.1 Literature Review of Findings 25 4.4.2 Findings in NPU-V 25 4.5 Housing 26 4.5.1 Literature Review of Findings 26 4.5.2 Findings in NPU-V 27 4.6 Greenspace 27 4.6.1 Literature Review of Findings 27 4.6.2 Findings in NPU-V 28 4.7 Food 28 4.7.1 Literature Review of Findings 28 4.7.2 Findings in NPU-V 28 4.8 Transportation 28 4.8.1 Literature Review of Findings 29 4.8.2 Findings in NPU-V 29 5. Impact Analysis 30 5.1 Community Survey of Perceived Health Impacts of the Turner Field Redevelopment 30 5.1.1 Employment 30 5.1.2 Housing 31 5.1.3 Greenspace 33 5.1.4 Food 34 5.1.5 Transportation 35 5.2 Health Impact Analysis Findings 36 5.2.1 Employment Impact 36 5.2.2 Housing Impact 37 5.2.3 Greenspace Impact 38 5.2.4 Food Impact 39 5.2.4 Transportation Impact 39 6. Recommendations 40 6.1 Employment 40 6.2 Housing 40 6.3 Greenspace 40 6.4 Food 41 6.5 Transportation 41 7. Evaluation and Monitoring 41 8. Conclusions 42 Appendix A. Sociodemographic and Health Maps 43 Percent of Population of Minority Race/Ethnicity Status, 2010 44 Percent of Civilian Labor Force Unemployed, 2008-2012 46 Median Household Income, 2008-2012 47 Percent of Population in Poverty, 2008-2012 48 Percent of Population with less than a High School Diploma or GED, 2008-2012 49 Percent of Population with No Health Insurance Coverage, 2008-2012 50 Number of Violent Crimes, 2009-2013 51 Percent of Households with No Vehicles Available, 2008-2012 52 Mean Travel Time to Work among Persons 16 and older, 2008-2012 54 Percent of Residents within 0.25 Mile radius of a Park or Recreational Facility 55 Percent of Residents within 0.25 Mile radius of a Retail and Restaurant Cluster 56 Percent of Residents within 0.25 Mile radius of a Bus Stop or 0.5 Mile radius of a Transit Stop 57 Percent of Housing Units Where Renter/Owner Costs are 30% or More of Household Income, 2008-2012 58 Percent of Vacant Housing Units, 2008-2012 59 Percent of Housing Units Built in 1979 or Earlier, 2008-2012 60 Appendix B. Data Tables and Figures 62 Appendix C. Community Survey of the Health Impact of Turner Field Redevelopment 67 References 72
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