Village of Indiantown Comprehensive Plan Workshop Poll Survey

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1. Which of these statements best describes your interest in Indiantown’s Comprehensive Plan?

I am a resident of the Village of Indiantown (within the Village limits).

I am a resident of Martin County, but I do not live in the Village.

I own property or business in the Village, but I don’t live there.

I work in the Village, but I don’t live there.

Other

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2. I participated in outreach efforts during the initial development of the Comprehensive Plan (2018-2019).

True

False

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3. Which statement best describes your view of Indiantown up to TODAY?

A historic small town

A diverse community

A community with plenty to do

A growing community

Other

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4. Thinking of the future, which statement best describes your desires for Indiantown in 20 years?

A historic small town

A diverse community

A community with plenty to do

A growing community

Other

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5. If I could change only one thing about Indiantown, it would be:

Less littering and/or pollution

More economic development

Improvements to the water and/or sewer service

Less crime

Safer roadways

None or other

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6. I am a customer of the Village water and sewer utility.

True

False

I’m not sure

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7. Which transportation improvement is the highest priority for you?

Better roadways

Better or more sidewalks

Better or more bike lanes

More frequent bus service or more stops

Other

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8. New state laws allow the Village to enforce minimum age and photo ID requirements to use motorized scooters and electric bikes. Would you support new local requirements?

Yes, for motorized scooters and/or e-bikes

I do not support age and photo ID requirements for motorized scooters or e-bikes

I’m not sure / no opinion

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9. Thinking of non-residential development, Indiantown needs:

More industrial businesses

More commercial and retail businesses

More restaurants

More parks and recreational space

More public community gathering spaces

I believe the existing non-residential development is adequate.

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10. Thinking of residential development, the Village needs more:

Single-family homes

Multi-family (apartment) buildings

More rental housing

More affordable housing

I believe the existing residential development is adequate.

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11. New state laws allow the Village to approve affordable housing development on properties owned by religious organizations. I would support an affordable housing program like this in the Village.

Yes

I’m not sure / no opinion

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12. New state laws allow the Village to issue fines for unlawful demolition of historic properties listed in the National Historic Register. I would support the Village using its authority to do so if necessary.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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13. I believe the Village has adequate parks and recreational programming.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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14. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to prioritize funding to develop eco-tourism. This should continue to be a priority.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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15. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to develop a local wetland mitigation bank program, where payments made for impacting local wetlands are reserved for local wetland restoration projects. This should continue to be a priority.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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16. I believe that Indiantown has a good working relationship with Martin County.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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17. believe the Village should consider more annexation(expanding into unincorporated Martin County) When there is a clear understanding of the benefits to the Village.

True

False

I’m not sure / no opinion

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18. I believe the Village is prioritizing its infrastructure improvements (roads, water, sewer, parks) the right way.

True

I’m not sure / no opinion

False (Why not?)

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19. I believe the Village has identified the right amount of funding for large projects that improve infrastructure or build additional infrastructure needed to support Village residents.

True

I’m not sure / no opinion

False (Why not?)

Village of Indiantown Comprehensive Plan Workshop Poll

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* 1. Which of these statements best describes your interest in Indiantown’s Comprehensive Plan?

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* 2. I participated in outreach efforts during the initial development of the Comprehensive Plan (2018-2019).

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* 3. Which statement best describes your view of Indiantown up to TODAY?

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* 4. Thinking of the future, which statement best describes your desires for Indiantown in 20 years?

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* 5. If I could change only one thing about Indiantown, it would be:

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* 6. I am a customer of the Village water and sewer utility.

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* 7. Which transportation improvement is the highest priority for you?

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* 8. New state laws allow the Village to enforce minimum age and photo ID requirements to use motorized scooters and electric bikes. Would you support new local requirements?

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* 9. Thinking of non-residential development, Indiantown needs:

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* 10. Thinking of residential development, the Village needs more:

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* 11. New state laws allow the Village to approve affordable housing development on properties owned by religious organizations. I would support an affordable housing program like this in the Village.

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* 12. New state laws allow the Village to issue fines for unlawful demolition of historic properties listed in the National Historic Register. I would support the Village using its authority to do so if necessary.

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* 13. I believe the Village has adequate parks and recreational programming.

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* 14. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to prioritize funding to develop eco-tourism. This should continue to be a priority.

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* 15. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to develop a local wetland mitigation bank program, where payments made for impacting local wetlands are reserved for local wetland restoration projects. This should continue to be a priority.

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* 16. I believe that Indiantown has a good working relationship with Martin County.

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* 17. believe the Village should consider more annexation(expanding into unincorporated Martin County) When there is a clear understanding of the benefits to the Village.

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* 18. I believe the Village is prioritizing its infrastructure improvements (roads, water, sewer, parks) the right way.

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* 19. I believe the Village has identified the right amount of funding for large projects that improve infrastructure or build additional infrastructure needed to support Village residents.

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* 20. Additional Comments: (If you have no additional comments, you may leave this question blank.)

1. Which of these statements best describes your interest in Indiantown’s Comprehensive Plan?

2. I participated in outreach efforts during the initial development of the Comprehensive Plan (2018-2019).

3. Which statement best describes your view of Indiantown up to TODAY?

4. Thinking of the future, which statement best describes your desires for Indiantown in 20 years?

5. If I could change only one thing about Indiantown, it would be:

6. I am a customer of the Village water and sewer utility.

7. Which transportation improvement is the highest priority for you?

8. New state laws allow the Village to enforce minimum age and photo ID requirements to use motorized scooters and electric bikes. Would you support new local requirements?

9. Thinking of non-residential development, Indiantown needs:

10. Thinking of residential development, the Village needs more:

11. New state laws allow the Village to approve affordable housing development on properties owned by religious organizations. I would support an affordable housing program like this in the Village.

12. New state laws allow the Village to issue fines for unlawful demolition of historic properties listed in the National Historic Register. I would support the Village using its authority to do so if necessary.

13. I believe the Village has adequate parks and recreational programming.

14. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to prioritize funding to develop eco-tourism. This should continue to be a priority.

15. The Village Comprehensive Plan currently seeks to develop a local wetland mitigation bank program, where payments made for impacting local wetlands are reserved for local wetland restoration projects. This should continue to be a priority.

16. I believe that Indiantown has a good working relationship with Martin County.

17. believe the Village should consider more annexation(expanding into unincorporated Martin County) When there is a clear understanding of the benefits to the Village.

18. I believe the Village is prioritizing its infrastructure improvements (roads, water, sewer, parks) the right way.

19. I believe the Village has identified the right amount of funding for large projects that improve infrastructure or build additional infrastructure needed to support Village residents.

20. Additional Comments: (If you have no additional comments, you may leave this question blank.)