The document describes a land use project for a shopping center. It includes measurements taken of trees using a clinometer to determine their heights. It also details the results of a survey conducted about the shopping center, finding that most respondents lived in the area prior to the mall's construction and have positive views of it, though traffic, crime, and accidents increased. Environmental impacts of the development including water runoff and habitat loss are discussed.

1. Land Use: Shopping Center Project By: Dorian Momon, Quantez Asbery, Aaron Williams, and Cameron Williams

2. Distance from you to tree: 15ft/457.2 cm Measure your eye level 66 ½ in / 168.91 cm (also in cm) Use clinometer to measure top of tree: 45 degrees Plot your degree on your protractor Draw straight line from protractor across the graph Plot distance from tree on the graph Draw line perpendicular to the distance point Determine the height of the triangle Add height at eye level

3. 45 DEGREES 15 FEET = 457.2 cm EYE LEVEL 66 ½ IN = 168.91 cm TREE HEIGHT = 626.1 cm

4. Distance from you to tree: 4ft/121.92cm Measure your eye level 66 ½ in / 168.91 cm (also in cm) Use clinometer to measure top of tree: 20 degrees Plot your degree on your protractor Draw straight line from protractor across the graph Plot distance from tree on the graph Draw line perpendicular to the distance point Determine the height of the triangle Add height at eye level

5. 20 DEGREES 4 FEET = 121.92 cm EYE LEVEL 66 ½ IN = 168.91 cm TREE HEIGHT = 334.97 cm

6. Distance from you to tree: 33ft/1005.84cm Measure your eye level 66 ½ in / 168.91 cm (also in cm) Use clinometer to measure top of tree: 50 degrees Plot your degree on your protractor Draw straight line from protractor across the graph Plot distance from tree on the graph Draw line perpendicular to the distance point Determine the height of the triangle Add height at eye level

7. 50 DEGREES 33 FEET = 1005.84 cm EYE LEVEL 66 ½ IN = 168.91 cm TREE HEIGHT = 1012.91 cm

8. Distance from you to tree: 8ft/243.84cm Measure your eye level 66 ½ in / 168.91 cm (also in cm) Use clinometer to measure top of tree: 20 degrees Plot your degree on your protractor Draw straight line from protractor across the graph Plot distance from tree on the graph Draw line perpendicular to the distance point Determine the height of the triangle Add height at eye level

9. 20 DEGREES 8 FEET = 243.84 cm EYE LEVEL 66 ½ IN = 168.91 cm TREE HEIGHT = 838.85 cm

10. Distance from you to tree: 13ft/396.24cm Measure your eye level 66 ½ in / 168.91 cm (also in cm) Use clinometer to measure top of tree: 20 degrees Plot your degree on your protractor Draw straight line from protractor across the graph Plot distance from tree on the graph Draw line perpendicular to the distance point Determine the height of the triangle Add height at eye level

11. 20 DEGREES 13 FEET = 396.24 cm EYE LEVEL 66 ½ IN = 168.91 cm TREE HEIGHT = 1256.91cm

12. Parking Lot 80 % of the parking lot was filled

13. Survey Results 23/25 lived in the area before the mall was built. Many said the area was rural with a lo of trees and one didn’t remember Some problems were traffic, accidents, and crime. Everyone was pleased with the interior and exterior of the mall

14. Mall Drainage Traditional sewer used along with sewers along the pavement.

15. Mall Area Appearance The mall is surrounded by a large number of businesses in modern buildings, making it aesthetically pleasing.

16. Survey Results cont. Majority thought the crime has increased Nobody was consulted before the mall was built

17. Questions People who were surveyed felt positively about the mall. Major problems were traffic, crime, and accidents. Environmental problems could be water runoff, loss of habitat, and air pollution. The mall serves as a place for entertainment and

18. Questions cont. I don’t think the problems can be minimized because it is a mall. The biggest problem, which is air pollution due to emissions, could not be changed because that would require all customers to have a certain type of car. In terms of the environment, we would probably make a LEED certified mall.

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