K-7 Corridor Management Plan Survey

The K-7 Corridor is an area of Kansas Highway 7 (also designated US-169) from 215th Street in Spring Hill north to the I-35/K-7 interchange in Olathe, as shown in the map below.



The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is updating the K-7 Corridor Management Plan to address safety, mobility, freight, and economic development needs along the rapidly growing corridor in Johnson and Miami counties. This plan will guide infrastructure decisions for the next 20 years and will be developed through a collaborative and data-driven approach. For more information, please the KDOT project webpage: K-7 Corridor Management Plan
Community input will be critical to create a plan that reflects the corridor’s needs, and we greatly appreciate your participation in this short (~7 min) survey. Your responses are anonymous and will be kept confidential.
1.Why do you typically travel along or across K-7? (Select all that apply)
2.What are the most important places you need to access from K-7 (i.e., home, work, school)? Please be as specific as possible, including generally where the place is located in the corridor. (If you have more specific location information for us, you can use our Webmap Survey as well.)
3.What is your primary mode of transportation along or across the K-7 Corridor?
4.Do you have a secondary mode of transportation you regularly use along or across the K-7 Corridor?
5.To what extent are you concerned about the following in relation to the K-7 Corridor?
Not a concern at all
Minor concern
Moderate concern
Significant concern
Top concern
N/A
Safety
Traffic congestion
Truck traffic
Access to adjacent businesses/neighborhoods
Ability to walk or bicycle along the corridor
Air pollution
Environmental damage
Noise pollution
6.To what extent would you like to see the following types of economic development or new businesses along the corridor?
Least desired
Slightly desired
Neutral / Moderately desired
Desired
Most desired
Big box retail stores/warehouse stores
Small retail stores/local businesses
Restaurants/entertainment
Industrial manufacturing or warehouses
Residential
7.What types of residential development do you feel are appropriate directly next to the highway?
Not appropriate
Somewhat appropriate
Neutral
Appropriate
Most appropriate
Higher-density apartment complexes
Medium-density small-lot single-family homes or townhomes
Lower-density single-family homes
Mixed-use residential/commercial developments
8.Do you most value faster through-travel, or easier local access to neighborhoods, businesses, and parks on K-7?
9.If you could describe the future K-7 Corridor in one phrase, what would it be?
10.Please share any other comments you have related to this project.
11.Please indicate your relationship to the K-7 Corridor.
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