City of Santa Fe Street Design Guidelines Survey

The City of Santa Fe, in partnership with the Santa Fe MPO, are adopting the City’s first set of Street Design Guidelines to ensure our streets are safe, accessible, and reflective of community values. Street design includes vehicle travel lane widths, sidewalk width and placement, and bike infrastructure.

This short survey helps us understand your priorities and concerns, and will support the City endeavors to build a transportation network supported by community values.

Your input will directly inform the adoption of these design guidelines.

1.Street Design and Neighborhood Character
How important is it to you that Santa Fe’s street designs reflect the unique character of each neighborhood or area (e.g., downtown, rural roads, residential streets)?

Very important

Somewhat important

Not very important

Not at all important

Unsure

2.Designing for Safety
Do you support the use of design features (like narrower lanes, safer crossings, or slower speeds) that are proven to reduce traffic crashes and fatalities on city streets?

3.Complete Streets Satisfaction
How satisfied are you with the current conditions for walking and biking in Santa Fe?(Required.)

Very satisfied

Somewhat satisfied

Neutral

Somewhat dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied