12. Comparison of Class 7
Establishment Licenses
70, 48% 76, 52%
Others Citywide Downtown CBD
Notes:
Citywide 146
37% Store Fronts
13. 70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
70
District Class 7 Licenses
Class 7 Licenses Class 7 Licenses Actually Open
35
22
57 Total
81%
Downtown CBD King Street Area Market Street Area
14. Patrol Beats and Staffing Plan
Late Night Staff
Coverage
Requirement
• Hours 1700-0300
• 7 Days a Week
Geographic
Area 13 Beat
Sectors
• 2 Officers Per Beat Wed-Sat
• 1 Officer Per Beat Sun-Tues
• 39 Total Officers for Beats
• (4 Supervisors Current Staffing)
Mixed Patrol
Using Bike/T3
Patrols
• 6 Officers Wed-Sat
• 3 Officers Sun-Tues
• 9Total Officers
Total Staffing
Need
• 52 Sworn Officers
• 4 Current Sworn Supervisors
• 22 Current Sworn
• 26 Additional Sworn Needed
• 2 Civilian Transport Personnel
Total New
Staff
• 28 Additional
• 26 Sworn Officers
• 2 Civilian Transport Personnel
15. Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July Augs Sept
Phase 1
CHARLESTON SOCIABLE CITY ASSESSMENT
Develop Team
Phase 2
Listening
Phase 3
Exploring
Phase 4
Planning
Phase 5
Action/Implementation
Defining ideal concentration, occupancy, and density for nightlife venues
Enabling a greater diversity of retail shops and commercial services
Identify the correct balance between safety, quality of life, and vibrancy to benefit current and future residents and visitors
Reduces crime through safety coordination
Enhance pedestrian/traffic interaction
Provides transportation systems to match peak demand
Creating an environment conducive to more residential use above ground level retail
16. The ubiquitous principle is the need of
cities for a most intricate and close-grained
diversity of uses that give each
other constant mutual support, both
economically and socially.
Jane Jacobs
17. Night spots are today overwhelming the street, and are
also overwhelming the life of the area. Into a district
excellent at handling and protecting strangers they have
concentrated too many strangers, all in too irresponsible
a mood, for any conceivable city society to handle
naturally. The duplication of the most profitable use is
undermining the base of its own attraction, as
disproportionate duplication and exaggeration of some
single use always does in cities.
Jane Jacobs
