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23 <br />ORANGE COUNTY, ACIRTH CAROLINA <br />in the County are within four miles of a fire station. Approximately 98.5 percent of <br />the County streets are within six miles of a fire station. <br />EXHIBIT 13 <br />-DISTANCE MAP - STREET MILES AND AREA COVERED <br />AREA AND STREETS WITHIN TWO, FOUR, AND SIX- MILES OF EACH STATION <br />AREA AND STREETS WITHIN TWO, FOUR, AND SIX MILES OF EACH STATION (CUMULATIVE) <br />SQUARE MILES <br />PERCENT <br />STREET MILES <br />PERCENT <br />Less than 2 miles <br />103.66 <br />25.8% <br />710.28 <br />39.5% <br />2 to less -than 4 miles <br />206.65 <br />51.5% <br />779.14 <br />43.3% <br />4 to less -than 6miles <br />84.97 <br />21.2'% <br />282.74 <br />15.7% <br />6 miles or more <br />6.12 <br />1.5% <br />26.27 <br />1.5% <br />Total <br />401.40 <br />100.0% <br />1,798.43 <br />T00.0 %- <br />AREA AND STREETS WITHIN TWO, FOUR, AND SIX MILES OF EACH STATION (CUMULATIVE) <br />COUNTY--WIDE MAPPING DATA - TRAVEL TIME MAPS <br />The response time, or travel time, maps show the response from each fire <br />station in two - minute increments. Two maps show travel time from each fire station. <br />In a similar manner to the distance maps, Map 3 does not include fire district <br />boundaries and Map 4 displays travel time with fire district boundaries. <br />The maps indicate the streets and area covered in two - minute increments. The <br />maps required the assignment of average travel speeds to roadways. The maps <br />presented in this report have incorporated an average speed of 28 miles per <br />hour (mph) for roadways in the County. There are 1,798 miles of improved and <br />unimproved highways, roadways, vehicular trails, and long driveways accessing one <br />or more dwelling units or places of employment in Orange County. <br />The computer maps graphically show the response capability of emergency <br />response agencies. The maps also generate data, which allows an assessment of <br />* MMA CONSULTING GROUP, INC. 19 <br />SQUARE MILES <br />PERCENT <br />STREET MILES <br />PERCENT <br />Less than 2 miles <br />103.66 <br />25.8% <br />710.28 <br />39.5% <br />Less than 4 miles <br />310.31 <br />77.3% <br />1,489.42 <br />82.8% <br />Less than 6 miles <br />395.28 <br />98.5% <br />1,772.16 <br />98.5% <br />6 miles or more <br />6.12 <br />1.5% <br />26.27 <br />1.5% <br />Total <br />401.40 <br />100.0% <br />1,798.43 <br />100.0% <br />COUNTY--WIDE MAPPING DATA - TRAVEL TIME MAPS <br />The response time, or travel time, maps show the response from each fire <br />station in two - minute increments. Two maps show travel time from each fire station. <br />In a similar manner to the distance maps, Map 3 does not include fire district <br />boundaries and Map 4 displays travel time with fire district boundaries. <br />The maps indicate the streets and area covered in two - minute increments. The <br />maps required the assignment of average travel speeds to roadways. The maps <br />presented in this report have incorporated an average speed of 28 miles per <br />hour (mph) for roadways in the County. There are 1,798 miles of improved and <br />unimproved highways, roadways, vehicular trails, and long driveways accessing one <br />or more dwelling units or places of employment in Orange County. <br />The computer maps graphically show the response capability of emergency <br />response agencies. The maps also generate data, which allows an assessment of <br />* MMA CONSULTING GROUP, INC. 19 <br />