Thank you for attending the Aotearoa Urban Street Guide webinar, we hope you found it useful. We would appreciate you completing this short survey on the guide and whether it meets your organisation and stakeholder needs. It should take no more than 10 minutes to complete. Please complete the survey by Wednesday 31 March.

1.Your organisation’s name:

2.Your organisation’s proposed contact for the Aotearoa Urban Street Guide (please provide a valid email address)

3.How do you see your organisation using the Aotearoa Urban Street Guide?

4.Do the Aotearoa urban street design principles resonate?

Yes

No

5.If no, why?

6.Are we missing anything in the proposed combination of NACTO and Aotearoa-specific urban street design principles?

7.Do you consider the planning and design process cycle of ‘discover’, ‘create’, ‘implement’ and ‘improve’ useful for understanding how and when your organisation can get involved in street design?

Yes

No

8.If no, please explain what would be useful

9.Where do you see your organisation adding the most value in planning and design process? (select as many as apply)

Discover

Create

Implement

Improve

All of the above

10.Is the information presented of a sufficient level of detail to enable a logical planning and design process to be followed?

Yes

No

11.If no, what else would you want to see included?

12.Who do you think is essential to being involved in creating and using streets that should be clearly identified within partnership and engagement?

13.What links to other guidance and information would be particularly helpful to you and your organisation within the street guide?

14.What do you see as the big issues on our streets, and what specific content would you like to see more of to help address them?

15.Are there any specific road safety issues you would like to see addressed?

16.Is the spectrum of urban contexts and networks (Metro centre, town centre, suburb/ neighbourhood examples) helpful in understanding the urban structure for street planning and design guidance?

Yes

No

17.Is there a specific challenge(s) your organisation would want to address in national high level design guidance?

Yes

No

18.If yes, please elaborate

19.What, if anything, would make the guide more valuable to your organisation?

For further information please refer to the frequently asked questions.