Melrose Promenade - Community Survey #1 Question Title A primary challenge for Melrose Promenade is creating more room for pedestrians. Please let us know what you think about the following strategies: Festival Street Designation: temporary street closures (no vehicles) of Melrose for events. Question Title * 1. A primary challenge for Melrose Promenade is creating more room for pedestrians. Please let us know what you think about the following strategies: Festival Street Designation: temporary street closures (no vehicles) of Melrose for events. Love it! Meh... it's okay. I don't like this. I have mixed feelings (please explain below). Tell us more! Question Title Adaptive Streets: low cost, temporary approaches that create public space in underutilized roadway zones. Question Title * 2. Adaptive Streets: low cost, temporary approaches that create public space in underutilized roadway zones. Love it! Meh... it's okay. I don't like this. I have mixed feelings. (Please explain below) Tell us more! Question Title Parklets: convert on-street parking spaces (typically 2) into pedestrian space that can support a range of uses. Question Title * 3. Parklets: convert on-street parking spaces (typically 2) into pedestrian space that can support a range of uses. Love it! Meh... it's okay. I don't like this. I have mixed feelings. (Please explain below) Tell us more! Question Title Shared Street: rebuild Melrose Ave between Pike and Pine into a curbless, shared space for both pedestrians and slow speed, low volume vehicle traffic. Question Title * 4. Shared Street: rebuild Melrose Ave between Pike and Pine into a curbless, shared space for both pedestrians and slow speed, low volume vehicle traffic. Love it! Meh... it's okay. I don't like this. I have mixed feelings. (Please explain below) Tell us More! Question Title Question Title Question Title One strategy to gain more space for pedestrians is to make Melrose Ave a one-way street between Pike & Pine.Which approach do you most support? Question Title * 5. One strategy to gain more space for pedestrians is to make Melrose Ave a one-way street between Pike & Pine.Which approach do you most support? I do not support a one way street. Leave Melrose as it is. One way street with parallel parking on one side and angle parking on the other. One way street with parallel parking on both sides. Tell us more! Question Title If Melrose Ave were to be a one-way street, which direction should traffic go? Question Title * 6. If Melrose Ave were to be a one-way street, which direction should traffic go? North South Both (leave two way) Tell us more! Question Title What uses would you like to see in new pedestrian spaces?Please select all that apply: Question Title * 7. What uses would you like to see in new pedestrian spaces?Please select all that apply: Seating, places to rest Tables, places to eat Children's play area Adult play area Planting Bike facilities Tell us more! Question Title How important is Lighting? Question Title * 8. How important is Lighting? Extremely important Very important Moderately important Slightly important Not at all important Question Title How important is Art? Question Title * 9. How important is Art? Extremely important Very important Moderately important Slightly important Not at all important Question Title Are there specific block locations that we should focus on? Question Title * 10. Are there specific block locations that we should focus on? What other topics should be considered, what have we missed? Question Title * 11. What other topics should be considered, what have we missed? What is your relationship to Melrose Avenue at Pike/Pine (check all that apply) Question Title * 12. What is your relationship to Melrose Avenue at Pike/Pine (check all that apply) I live on Melrose (or nearby) I own a business on Melrose (or nearby) I work on Melrose (or nearby) I shop and/or dine often on Melrose Other (please specify) Finished
