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NEW ALBANY LEISURE TRAIL MASTER PLAN UPDATE

Public Walks & Ride Survey

The New Albany Leisure Trail System is a beloved and valued asset of the community. In order to continue to improve the system, the city is embarking upon a Leisure Trail Master Plan Update. This project kicked off in September 2018 and is expected to conclude in early Spring 2019. As with all our planning efforts, community input and guidance – your input – is very important and valued. 

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. Your feedback will help the planning team to identify the strengths & weaknesses of the existing leisure trail system and the community's priorities moving forward. 
1.What age group are you in?
2.What best describes your gender?
3.What neighborhood do you live in?
4.How often do you use the Leisure Trail System?
5.When you use the leisure trails, are you typically:
6.What activities do you typically use the leisure trails for? (check all that apply)
7.If/when you use the trails for biking, how far do you usually travel?
8.If/when you use the trails for walking or running, how far do you usually travel?
9.Which regional connections should the city focus its efforts on? (check all that apply)
10.Where would you like to see new leisure trails installed?
11.What should be the priority of the future trail improvements? (select one answer for each option to indicate low, medium, or high priority)
Low
Medium
High
Additional leisure trail miles (asphalt)
Additional natural trail miles (non-asphalt)
Defined loops and routes
Trails within, and connecting to, greenways/parks
Connections to neighborhoods
Connections to destinations, i.e. schools, shopping
Connecting gaps in the current leisure trail system
Bridge over/under SR 161
Safety conditions at crossings and transitions
Adding leisure trials on both sides of major roads
Signage/wayfinding improvements
Maintenance and upkeep
12.Please share any additional comments or feedback about the city's leisure trail system below:
Current Progress,
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