The residential area that we observed was located on the corners of Kimmy and Henson streets. The houses were single unit, apparently 3 bedroom, and either single or two-story homes. The yards were generally well kept, with potted plants and grass.
The streets were basically clean and well maintained. Graffiti was evident in only one spot, adorning a wooden fence facing the street. The homes and vehicles appeared to represent a middle-class neighborhood. Most driveways contained mid-eighties or newer-model vehicles including a 1993 Nissan 300ZX. There was only a small amount of activity on the block, including the Cox Cable repair man, one African-American lady working in her garage, and two ladies going door to door carrying notebooks, talking to people. One interesting thing we noted was that all of the mail-boxes were "group style"; that is they were all one unit at the end of the street. We also noted that the neighborhood was very quiet with very little traffic.