2016 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn BID District Satisfaction Survey |
Welcome and Thank You
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Please take 10 minutes to complete the following survey. The information will help us at the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership evaluate our work, and understand YOUR priorities for Myrtle Avenue. Your responses will not be recorded until you click "Done" at the end of the survey.
As a THANK YOU for taking the survey, you will be entered to receive one of four $100 gift card to a Myrtle Avenue business of your choice (dependent on the business' ability to offer gift cards/certificates). The drawing will be held after the survey closes on Nov. 13, 2016.
About the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership
The Partnership is comprised of two entities, the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project LDC (MARP) and the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Business Improvement District (BID), working together to assist the small businesses located along the Avenue and improve the quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods. The Partnership works to restore the “Main Street” of the Fort Greene and Clinton Hill communities to a bustling, economically vital neighborhood commercial corridor that provides entrepreneurial, cultural, recreational, and employment opportunities for all those who live, work, study or visit in the area.
As a THANK YOU for taking the survey, you will be entered to receive one of four $100 gift card to a Myrtle Avenue business of your choice (dependent on the business' ability to offer gift cards/certificates). The drawing will be held after the survey closes on Nov. 13, 2016.
About the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership
The Partnership is comprised of two entities, the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project LDC (MARP) and the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Business Improvement District (BID), working together to assist the small businesses located along the Avenue and improve the quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods. The Partnership works to restore the “Main Street” of the Fort Greene and Clinton Hill communities to a bustling, economically vital neighborhood commercial corridor that provides entrepreneurial, cultural, recreational, and employment opportunities for all those who live, work, study or visit in the area.