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General HDMT Advisory
The Healthy Development Measurement Tool (HDMT) is being developed through an ongoing, iterative process. Through this process, the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) is creating, revising and updating the website and associated products. If you’ve previously used HDMT data, please be aware that the data, development targets, policy and design strategies, standards, and other information currently on the website may be revised from what you previously reviewed.
To help viewers keep track of changes on the HDMT, SFDPH is providing:
News Archives (listed below) is an archive of all “recent news” items listed on the HDMT homepage. This archive is intended to help viewers track major updates or revisions to the website – for example, major revisions to the development checklist or the addition of new indicators.
Corrections and Errors (listed below) is an archive of all corrected errors on the website occurring because of technological or human error.
Numbered Versions of the HDMT Development Checklist. As of November 2007, revisions to the HDMT Development Checklist will be noted in the bottom left corner of the .pdf document, as well as in the News Archives listed below. Specifically, minor revisions to the development checklist will be noted as Version 1.02, 1.03, etc. Major revisions will be noted as Version 2.01, 3.01, etc.
Please make sure to check this page for any edits, updates or corrections if you are using the HDMT in an ongoing basis. Thank you!
Below is an archive of all “recent news” items listed on the HDMT homepage. This archive is intended to help viewers track major updates or revisions to the website – for example, major revisions to the development checklist or the addition of new indicators. Each listing includes the date and the update made.
Below are corrected errors on the website occurring because of technological or human error. Each listing includes the date the correction was posted, the section of the website edited, the problem that occurred and the date the correction was made.
2007/11/26 -- Indicator Page: SC.4.c: Street Tree Population
For Indicator SC.4.c: Street Tree Population, the number of street trees maintained by DPW in Districts 5,6,7,8,9,10 & 11 were accidentally moved down one row, meaning that the number of DPW maintained trees in District 6 was actually the correct number of DPW maintained trees in District 5. This error has been corrected.
2007/10/23 -- Neighborhood Profiles
Indicator PI.4.b “Designated federal, state, and city funding for the arts” on the Neighborhood Profiles stated the citywide total for arts spending was “$526,888,300.0”. The actual amount was “$52,688,830.00”. The amount was corrected on 10/23/07.
2007/10/15 -- Neighborhood Profiles
Data tables for indicators with more than one data table were transposed in the uploading process to the neighborhood profiles page. This only impacted the neighborhood profiles page and none of the other individual data pages. Specifically, on the neighborhood profiles pages, the following indicators had the citywide estimate for one indicator and the neighborhood specific estimates for another indicator (the second indicator is listed in parentheses). This error was corrected on 10/15/07.
- D.3: Per capita income (Weighted Median Household Income)
- D.12: Proportion of persons 18 years old and under (Proportion of persons 65+ years old and over)
- ES.4.a: Brownfields Reuse Site (Leaking Underground Fuel Tanks)
- ST.3.c: Number of pedestrian injuries, 2001-2005 (Pedestrian injury collision rate)
- SC.1.c: Homicides per 1,000 population (Physical assaults per 1,000 population)
- HH.1.b: Proportion of renter households whose gross rent is >50% if renter’s last year income (Proportion of owner-occupied housing whose monthly costs are >50% of owner’s last year income)
- HH.2.b: Rate of no-fault evictions in renter population per 1,000 people (Number of no-fault evictions in renter population (1995-2006))
- HH.2.c: Percent inclusionary, Redevelopment Agency, public and community land trust (Percent rent controlled units)
- HE.2.a: Proportion of job-based health insurance provided (Proportion of total population covered by health insurance)