FDR Boulevard Project - Public Comment Survey DRAFT FOR REVIEW

1. Gathering Community Input

The Calvert-St. Mary’s County Metropolitan Planning Organization is studying possible routes for a potential road extension, and your feedback will help determine how the project moves forward. The area under consideration is an FDR Boulevard Extension between Pegg Road and Great Mills Boulevard.

Share your experiences, priorities, and ideas as we begin exploring what those improvements might look like.

This short anonymous survey should take approximately 5–7 minutes.

For more information about the project, please visit FDR Boulevard Project Information webpage.

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* 1. How familiar are you with the existing traffic conditions along Three Notch Road between Pegg Road and Great Mills Road?

Very familiar - I travel it almost daily

Somewhat familiar - I travel it occasionally

Not familiar - travel it rarely or not at all

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* 2. How do you primarily use this corridor?

Drive Alone

Carpool

Transit

Walk

Bike

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* 3. What is your relationship to the project area?

Resident

Business Owner

Commuter Passing Through

Other

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* 4. What is your Zip Code

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* 5. Please rank the most significant problems or deficiencies you experience in this corridor today.

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* 6. How would you rate the need for improvements to this corridor?

0 is I see no need to change / I like it as it is
10 is the need for improvements are extremely urgent

Clear

i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 7. How important are each of the following to you as the project team develops alternatives?

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Critical
Maintaining or improving traffic flow for vehicles	Maintaining or improving traffic flow for vehicles Not Important	Maintaining or improving traffic flow for vehicles Somewhat Important	Maintaining or improving traffic flow for vehicles Very Important	Maintaining or improving traffic flow for vehicles Critical
Minimizing property acquisition/displacement of residents	Minimizing property acquisition/displacement of residents Not Important	Minimizing property acquisition/displacement of residents Somewhat Important	Minimizing property acquisition/displacement of residents Very Important	Minimizing property acquisition/displacement of residents Critical
Minimizing impacts to existing businesses	Minimizing impacts to existing businesses Not Important	Minimizing impacts to existing businesses Somewhat Important	Minimizing impacts to existing businesses Very Important	Minimizing impacts to existing businesses Critical
Improving pedestrian safety and accessibility	Improving pedestrian safety and accessibility Not Important	Improving pedestrian safety and accessibility Somewhat Important	Improving pedestrian safety and accessibility Very Important	Improving pedestrian safety and accessibility Critical
Improving bicycle connectivity	Improving bicycle connectivity Not Important	Improving bicycle connectivity Somewhat Important	Improving bicycle connectivity Very Important	Improving bicycle connectivity Critical
Improving transit access and reliability	Improving transit access and reliability Not Important	Improving transit access and reliability Somewhat Important	Improving transit access and reliability Very Important	Improving transit access and reliability Critical
Reducing environmental impacts (stormwater, trees, air quality)	Reducing environmental impacts (stormwater, trees, air quality) Not Important	Reducing environmental impacts (stormwater, trees, air quality) Somewhat Important	Reducing environmental impacts (stormwater, trees, air quality) Very Important	Reducing environmental impacts (stormwater, trees, air quality) Critical
Preserving neighborhood character and aesthetics	Preserving neighborhood character and aesthetics Not Important	Preserving neighborhood character and aesthetics Somewhat Important	Preserving neighborhood character and aesthetics Very Important	Preserving neighborhood character and aesthetics Critical

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* 8. If trade-offs are necessary, which of the following would you prioritize most?

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* 9. Which of the following design elements would you like to see included in the improved corridor? Select all that apply.

Wider sidewalks (more than 5’ wide)

Dedicated bicycle lanes

Shared-use path (bikes + pedestrians)

Landscaped median

Street trees and shade

On-street parking

Bus pull-outs or dedicated transit lanes

Improved crosswalks and pedestrian signals

Reduced number of travel lanes

Stormwater / green infrastructure features

Enhanced lighting

Directional signage

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* 10. How should the corridor balance the needs of different users?
Select the option that best reflects your view.

Primarily optimize for moving vehicles efficiently

Balance vehicle movement with pedestrian and bicycle needs equally

Prioritize pedestrian and bicycle safety, even if it slows vehicle traffic

No preference

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* 11. Are there specific locations along the corridor where you have the greatest concerns?

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* 12. Is there anything else you'd like the project team to know as we begin developing alternatives? In your own words, what is the single most important problem this project should solve?

100% of survey complete.

FDR Boulevard Project - Public Comment Survey DRAFT FOR REVIEW

1. Gathering Community Input

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* 1. How familiar are you with the existing traffic conditions along Three Notch Road between Pegg Road and Great Mills Road?

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* 2. How do you primarily use this corridor?

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* 3. What is your relationship to the project area?

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* 4. What is your Zip Code

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* 5. Please rank the most significant problems or deficiencies you experience in this corridor today.

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* 6. How would you rate the need for improvements to this corridor?0 is I see no need to change / I like it as it is 10 is the need for improvements are extremely urgent

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* 7. How important are each of the following to you as the project team develops alternatives?

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* 8. If trade-offs are necessary, which of the following would you prioritize most?

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* 9. Which of the following design elements would you like to see included in the improved corridor? Select all that apply.

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* 10. How should the corridor balance the needs of different users? Select the option that best reflects your view.

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* 11. Are there specific locations along the corridor where you have the greatest concerns?

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* 12. Is there anything else you'd like the project team to know as we begin developing alternatives? In your own words, what is the single most important problem this project should solve?

* 6. How would you rate the need for improvements to this corridor?

0 is I see no need to change / I like it as it is
10 is the need for improvements are extremely urgent

* 10. How should the corridor balance the needs of different users?
Select the option that best reflects your view.