1. Physical Activity Changes
1.1. Good
1.1.1. Sidewalks
1.1.2. "Children at Play" Signs
1.1.3. Gym
1.1.4. Physical Therapy Office
1.1.4.1. Star Physcial Therapy
1.1.5. Places for Kids to Play
1.1.5.1. Playgrounds
1.1.5.2. Recreational Park
1.1.5.3. Open Grassy Areas
1.2. Bad
1.2.1. No Bike Lane
1.2.2. Bad lighting in Parks
1.2.3. Open Drainage Ditches
1.2.4. High Traffic Area (but low speeds make it manageable)
2. Parental Involvement
2.1. Good
2.1.1. Nice Homes
2.1.1.1. Higher Income
2.1.1.1.1. More Time
2.1.2. Elderly Walking Dogs
2.1.2.1. Community Focus on Fitness
2.1.3. Families Riding Bikes
2.1.3.1. Multigenerational Focus on Fitness
2.2. Bad
2.2.1. Run Down Homes
2.2.1.1. Low Income
2.2.1.1.1. Less Time
2.2.2. Fenced in Yards
2.2.2.1. Leave the kids to play
2.2.3. Nothing for Adults in Parks
2.2.3.1. Watch Kids Play
3. Dietary Modifications
3.1. Good
3.1.1. Primary Care Offices
3.1.1.1. Star Medical
3.1.1.2. St. Al's Primary Care Center
3.1.2. Grocery Store
3.1.2.1. Star Mercantile and Lumber
3.1.3. Nice Homes
3.1.3.1. Higher Income
3.2. Bad
3.2.1. Quick Service Restraunts
3.2.1.1. Subway
3.2.1.2. Pizza Hut
3.2.1.3. Asian Wok
3.2.1.4. Dairy Queen
4. Behavioral Intervention
4.1. Good
4.1.1. Counseling Center
4.1.1.1. Star Counseling Center
4.1.2. Community Interacting Outside
4.2. Bad
4.2.1. Run Down Homes
4.2.1.1. Lower Income
4.2.1.1.1. Can't Pay For Services