Map of Exterior Housing Quality Scores in the Glengarry, Wellington-Crawford, University, or Sandwich Neighbourhood.
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Definition of the Glengarry Neighbourhood in Windsor, Ontario.
The Glengarry Neighbourhood begins at the eastern side of Windsor’s casino, and extends approximately two kilomotres almost as far as Walkerville. Its northern boundary is Riverside Drive East, which runs along the riverbank, and its southern boundary is Wyandotte Street East.
The neighbourhood includes houses in the 100- to 500-blocks of twelve north-south avenues or roads (ordered from west to east): Glengarry Avenue, Aylmer Avenue, Louis Avenue; Marentette Avenue, Parent Avenue, Langlois Avenue; Pierre Avenue, Hall Avenue, Moy Avenue; Gladstone Avenue, Lincoln Road and Windermere Road.
It also includes houses in the 500- up to 1500-blocks of four east-west streets or avenue (ordered from north to south): Chatham Street East, University Avenue East, Assumption Street and Brant Street.
Nominal Codes for Street Names: Glengarry Avenue=1, Aylmer Avenue=2, Louis Avenue=3, Marentette Avenue=4, Parent Avenue=5, Langlois Avenue=6, Pierre Avenue=7, Hall Avenue=8, Moy Avenue=9, Gladstone Avenue=10, Lincoln Road=11, Windermere Road=12, Chatham Street East=13, University Avenue East=14, Assumption Street=15 and Brant Street=16.
Definition of the Wellington-Crawford Neighbourhood in Windsor, Ontario.
The Wellington-Crawford neighbourhood begins approximately halfway between downtown Windsor and the University of Windsor, and so, its farthest-west house is 1.8km west from downtown, and its farthest-east house is 0.5km west from downtown. It is located south of Riverside Drive West, and north of Wyandotte Street West, with a western boundary on Campbell Avenue, and an eastern boundary on Dougall Avenue.
Surveyed houses are located in the 100- to 500-blocks of twelve north-south avenues or streets, and the 400-blocks of two short streets named Karl Place and Vera Place.
Nominal Codes for Street Names: Bruce Ave=12, Cameron Ave=4, Caron Ave=10, Church St=13, Crawford Ave=8, Curry Ave=2, Elm Ave=6, Janette Ave=11, Karl Place=14, McEwan Ave=1, McKay Ave=3, Oak St=7, Salter Ave=9, Vera Place=15, and Wellington Ave=5.
Definition of the University Neighbourhood in Windsor, Ontario.
The University Neighbourhood for the survey extends south from the riverbank to Union Street/Rooney Street, along the 100- to 700-blocks of six north-south avenues. The neighbourhood has a western boundary on Randolph Avenue, and an eastern one on Campbell Avenue.
Therefore, in addition to the houses on Randolph and Campbell, the neighbourhood is basically comprised of the houses potentially numbered from 100 to 799 on two other north-south avenues, Rankin Avenue and Bridge Avenue; and houses numbered 200 to 799 on Josephine Avenue; and 300 to 799 on Partington Avenue.
Note that one major east-west avenue, University Avenue West, is located between the south-ends of the 200-blocks and the north-starts of the 300-blocks. A major east-west street, Wyandotte Street West, is similarly located between the 500- and 600-blocks.
The neighbourhood therefore actually includes the houses on the 1800- to 2100-blocks of each of these east-west avenue/streets, plus those on one side of Riverside Drive West; but their few single-detached houses and duplexes were not surveyed.
Nominal Codes for Street Names: Randolph Avenue=1, Rankin Avenue=2, Partington Avenue=3, Bridge Avenue=4, Josephine Avenue=5 and Campbell Avenue=6.
Definition of Old Sandwich Neighbourhood in Windsor, Ontario.
The Old Sandwich Neighbourhood is located west of the University of Windsor, beginning basically under the Ambassador Bridge. The surveyed neighbourhood extends approximately 0.5km south-east from Sandwich Street to Bloomfield Road, and 1.25km south-west from Mill Street to Prince Road. Sandwich Post Office is located near the centre of Old Sandwich as one of its oldest buildings.
The surveyed neighbourhood’s five major streets or roads run north-east to south-west, and these from west to east are Sandwich Street; Peter Street; Baby, Cross and Queen Street; King and Harris Street; and Bloomfield Road and Linwood Place. The houses on these streets and road are potentially numbered from 3200 to 3699 in the 3200, 3300, 3400, 3500 and 3600 city-blocks.
The lack of single-detached and duplex housing in the 3300 city-block of Bloomfield Road is compensated for by surveying houses in the 700 city-block of St. Antoine Street and Brock Road, on Bloomfield Road’s south-east side in this 3300 city-block.
The surveyed neighbourhood also has four shorter east-west streets named Laforet; Mill; Tournier; and Brock; and their houses are potentially numbered from 300 to 699. The first three east-west streets are located within the 3200-blocks of the north-south streets; and the last one in a 3300-block.
Nominal Codes for Street Names: Sandwich Street=1, Peter Street=2, Baby, Cross and Queen Street=3, King and Harris Street=4, Bloomfield Road and Linwood Place=5, Mill, Laforet and Tournier Street=6, Brock and St. Antoine Street=7.
Variable Descriptions.
Variable Name.
Variable Description.
Stname
(See below for nominal data codes for streets in each neighbourhood.)
Hnum
House Number.
Blocknum
City-Block Location: 100-Block=Houses numbered between 100 and 199=1, 200=2, 300=3, 400=4, 500=5, etc.
DDowntown or DSPO
Distance from Downtown or another Core in km.
DDRb
Distance from Detroit Riverbank in km.
pHQ
Overall Exterior Housing Quality as a Percentage Above or Below Normal.
At01
Shingles Condition.
Where 0=Flat Roof or Not visible="."="System Missing", 1=New, 2=Normal, 3=Curling or Lifting, 4=Torn, 5=Missing.
And Importance wt01=1.00
At02
Chimney Condition.
Where 0=Not Brick or none="."="System Missing", 1=New or Renovated, 2=Normal, 3=Some Loose Mortar, 4=Lots of Loose Mortar, 5=Missing Bricks or Tilting.
And Importance wt02=0.30
At03
Roofline and Walls Condition.
Where 0=Not Visible="."="System Missing", 1=Renovated, 2=True, 3=Visible Sag, 4=Failing, 5=Collapsing.
And Importance wt03=0.50
At04
Soffitt Condition.
Where 0=None="."="System Missing", 1=New, 2=Normal, 3=Paint Peeling, 4=Nails Popping, 5=Rotting or Missing.
And Importance wt04=0.75
At05
Eavestrough Condition.
Where 0=None="."="System Missing", 1=New, 2=Normal, 3=Evidence of Clogging, 4=Pulling from Facia, 5=Falling down or Missing.
And Importance wt05=0.50
At061
Type of Exterior Walls or Siding.
Where 0=None Visible="."="System Missing", 1=Wood or Plastic, 2=Tiles or Insulbrick, 3=Brick, Stucco or Stone.
And Importance wt06=0.75
At062
Exterior Walls or Siding Condition.
Where 0=Not Visible="."="System Missing", 1=New or Fresh Paint, 2=Normal, 3=Blisters or Cracks in Finish or Some Loose Mortar, 4=Significant Peeling, Cracks or Lots of Loose Mortar, 5=Broken Surface Areas or Falling Off or Missing Bricks.
And Importance wt06=0.75
At07
Windows Condition.
Where 0=None Visible="."="System Missing", 1=New, Replaced or Fresh Paint, 2=Normal, 3=Paint Blistering or Peeling, 4=Unpainted or Rotting, 5=Cracked Glass or Plastic Covering.
And Importance wt07=0.50
At08
Doors Condition.
Where 0=None Visible="."="System Missing", 1=New, Replaced or Fresh Paint, 2=Normal, 3=Paint Blistering or Peeling, 4=Unpainted or Rotting, 5=Broken or Plastic Covering.
And Importance wt08=0.25
At09
Porch Condition.
Where 0=None="."="System Missing", 1=New or Renovated, 2=Normal, 3=Few Flaws, 4=Major Flaws, 5=Collapsing.
And Importance wt09=0.25
At10
Foundation Wall Condition.
Where 0=Not Visible="."="System Missing", 1=New, 2=Weathered, 3=Weathered with a Few Cracks, 4=Major Cracks, 5=Sagging or Collapsing.
And Importance wt10=0.40
At11
Ground Within 2M of Foundation Wall Condition.
Where 0=Not Visible="."="System Missing", 1=Level or Slope Away from the Wall, 2=Concrete but Slope Towards Wall, 3=Earth and Slope Towards Wall.
And Importance wt11=0.25
At12
Outside Stairs Condition.
Where 0=None="."="System Missing", 1=Good condition, 3=Deteriorating, 5=Collapsing.