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Conclusions/Findings: My neighborhood is well-maintaned with the Home Owners Association keeping the housing and neghborhood in check, to individuals who have access to excercise machines in the park as well as nature trails and a farmers market. This area is clearly for those in the middle class/ upper middle class income as there are many benefits and resoruces one can take to stay healthy and active in the community. It is clearly based around a farmer’s community as that was what the city was basically in the past, which contributes to all of the farms in the area as well as in the city. People also ride their horses around the sidewalk if they please, and they have a ranch to hold them in their front-yard if their house was built for that. There is a little alienation for those who are not wealthy or diabled as public transportaion is scarce around here, and you have no choice but to go to school by car unless you live right next to it. I think this is all strategic to keep their community a certain income base to appeal to the housing market, as my whole entire city is building new houses all over to encourage people to move here. Which is bad, as they haven’t expanded the highways yet and traffic is already terrible.