The Onekama Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Survey along M-22 and Portage Point Drive is a singular concept—a safe, accessible, non-motorized trail connecting the Village of Onekama and Onekama Township. It will promote health, outdoor recreation, and local business while enhancing connectivity among residents and visitors.

This on-line survey, that is being done in conjunction as part of the Michigan Health Endowment Grant, is intended to follow-up past surveys to gather additional input from the community that can aid in the design of the Onekama Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Survey. Please take a few moments to complete the survey and the results will be shared online and at future public engagement opportunities.

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1. Do you live in one of the following?

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2. Are you one of the following?

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3. Do you own a business or property in the Village of Onekama or Onekama Township?

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4. Are you aware of the past planning efforts to design and build the Onekama Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements along M-22 from Crescent Beach Road to Portage Point Drive and then along Portage Point Drive to North Point Park?

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5. Do you support the general concept of a non-motorized Onekama Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements (combination of separated pathway and dedicated bike lanes) along M-22 and Portage Point Drive?

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6. What Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement segment will have the most impact/benefit for you?

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7. Select from the following on what season or seasons do you anticipate that you will utilize the pedestrian and bicycle improvements ? (Pick as many as desired)

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8. How important are safety items such as Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) and/or flexible delineators?

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9. Please use the space below to provide any general comments about the project.

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