Courts and Amenities: 10 red clay courts; water fountain; portable toilets; parking lot.
The 1.74-acre property abuts conservation land; it is in a private community, the Calhoun Drive Association, near town amenities, 26 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.
Courts and Amenities: 26 green clay courts (open April to November) and four asphalt courts (open all year); bathrooms, water fountain, showers, lockers, snack bar and pro shop.
In the past year, promoters of the mall have touted its square footage (more than twice that of the Empire State Building); its amenities (400 stores, 30 cafes and a 20-screen movie complex); and its promise to enrich the region (a company consultant estimated that it would create as many as 122,000 jobs and $12.5 billion in economic activity).
Although ACL Live has high-tech options and patron amenities (12 bars, 14 restrooms) on a scale that other Austin venues are not currently offering, representatives for both the television and venue sides are quick to acknowledge that one of the biggest things going for it, at least initially, is the "ACL" part of its name.
Analysis of the data suggested a good level of patient satisfaction with medical and nursing staffs (100%), but poor satisfaction with food (48%), services (38%), and amenities (31%).
Three themes were identified through a broad inductive process: 1) social amenities; 2) professional life; and 3) further education/career advancement.
The three themes we identified through a broad inductive process included 1) social amenities; 2) professional life; and 3) further education/career advancement.
The neighbourhood perception variables that were considered in this study were: (1) access to amenities, (2) neighbourhood problems, and (3) social cohesion.
In terms of social capital and health, communities that present higher levels of social cohesion are more effective at accessing services and amenities (34).
It is the case that poorer South African students perform worse academically (54) and poorer households have poorer housing amenities (55), and as the results of this paper show, secondary school completion is significantly concentrated among richer South Africans.
