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October 05, 2012
Heights Observer: NEO CANDO Mapping in Practice
A recent post in the Cleveland Heights Observer shows how user driven mapping of targeted neighborhoods available from the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development's NEO CANDO can aid in project planning and public discourse. According to the post, some residents of the Heights oppose a proposed Meadowbrook-Lee tax abated project. This map of the Cedar-Lee area shows recent foreclosures and vacancies.
Maps like this can be generated by users of NEO CANDO using the NST Web Application. This story was also cross-posted on ClevelandHeightsPatch.com.
The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development is a research center at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, a graduate school of social work at Case Western Reserve University.