Corridor Explorer
Parking
7,101 stalls counted by the county and 11,815 estimated,
across 267 sites. Counts appear on the parcel at block zoom; a
~ marks an estimate. 151 sites are parking inside another
building, where the recorded floor area is the whole building — those
are drawn pale and left blank rather than guessed at.
Residential
Outside the scored universe on purpose — a house is not
an underused site, it is a neighbourhood. Shown so the corridor is not
drawn as if nobody lives on it; click any parcel for its record.
Amenities
Racks appear at block zoom, meters closer still —
plotting 4,313 meters across three miles is noise, not information.
Places
298 places from OpenStreetMap. Crowd-sourced, so this is
a floor rather than a census — and only 36% record opening hours, so
it answers what is there, not what is open now.
Land use
Douglas County existing land use. The county publishes
this layer as a draft; it is the best record of what is
actually there, and that caveat travels with it.
Site intensity
- Vacant landNo building on the parcel
- Single storeyBuilt, one floor
- Low riseTwo to three floors
- Mid riseFour to seven floors
- High riseEight floors or more
- Not scoredCondo, residential or exempt
- ResidentialNot scored — shown for context
Intensity is built from what the county states about each parcel — storeys
and building area. It is not a floor-area-ratio against permitted capacity;
the method explains why.