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FAYETTEVILLE E L E STREET E T 6000 TotalVolumeByBlock:PeakAfternoonUse (West/North:Bottom(East/South:Top) 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 Figure 4-12: Total volumes for each block for the Peak Afternoon Use counts. Law School Raleigh Municipal Complex 2,676 State 2,118 Courthouses 4 E. Morgan St. Minerva St. Marbles Kids Museum and IMAX F Co E Nash Square 3 Wake County Courthouse 1 Ex 2 Exchange Plz Market Plz RBC Building 4,905 3,042 Moore Square Station 5 1,839 Moore Square Wolf St. Blake St. City Market E. M S E. Moo Mus MS Gale St. Raleigh City Plaza Progress Energy Stronachs Aly Figure 4-13: Top fi ve total volumes in Peak Afternoon Use Counts. Total Volume by Block: Peak Afternoon Use egan Ln. E. C 4.12-Count Results/Analysis | Downtown Raleigh Alliance
F A Y ETTEVI LLE STREET The top fi ve highest instances of pedestrian use by block were (see Figure 4-12 and 4-13): 1. Fayetteville Street between Hargett Street and Martin Street: 4,905 2. Fayetteville Street between Martin Street and Davie Street: 3,042 3. Hargett Street between Salisbury Street and Fayetteville Street: 2,676 4. Fayetteville Street between Morgan Street and Hargett Street: 2,118 5. Davie Street between Wilmington Street and Blount Street: 1,839 Block use from highest to lowest is displayed in Table D-8 in Appendix D. 4.2.5 Peak Hour Count Location Specific Analysis: Lunch Period State Examining each location separately, eight Courthouses geocodes climbed above 1,000 pedestrians. The top ten locations are (see Figure 4-14): 1. The west side of Fayetteville Street between Hargett Street and Martin Street: 2,963 pedestrians 2. The east side of Fayetteville Street between Hargett Street and Martin Street: 1,942 pedestrians 3. The west side of Fayetteville Street between Martin Street and Davie Street: 1,796 pedestrians 4. The south side of Davie Street between Wilmington Street and Blount Street: 1,503 pedestrians 5. The west side of Fayetteville Street between Morgan Street and Hargett Street: 1,459 pedestrians 6. The south side of Hargett Street between Salisbury Street and Fayetteville Street: 1,419 pedestrians 7. The north side of Hargett Street between Salisbury Street and Fayetteville Street: 1257 pedestrians 8. The east side of Fayetteville Street between Martin Street and Davie Street: 1246 pedestrians 9. The east side of Salisbury Street between Martin Street and Davie Street: 899 pedestrians 6 Wake Countt- ty Court 3 house 1 2 9 8 City Plaza 10 Exchange Plz Market Plz RBC Building 10. The east side of City Plaza: 840 pedestrians (See Table D-9A and D-9B in Appendix D for all locations from highest volume to lowest volume). 7 5 E. Morgan St. Moore Square Station 4 Progress Energy Wolf St. Minerva St. Marbles Kids Museum and IMAX Moore Square Pedestrian Study | Count Results/Analysis-4.13 Blake St. City Market Total Volume By Location: Peak Afternoon Use Figure 4-14: Top ten volume locations during Peak Morning Use. E. M S E. F Co Moo Mus MS E. C
Page 1 and 2: May 2011 Prepared for:
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