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Background

 
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The City of Dickinson has become one of the country’s fastest-growing areas. Recent developments west of the Dickinson have included the Dakota Prairie Refinery, Bakken Oil Express, Dickinson I-94 Exit 56 interchange, Dickinson Bypass route and the City’s infrastructure improvement commitments. These positive developments come with associated challenges including development pressure and traffic congestion.

The City is being proactive and developing a plan for the West Dickinson Area that recognizes this investment, preserves the area’s quality of life, encourages economic vitality and provides a roadmap for its future. The City has partnered with KLJ to prepare the West Dickinson Area Plan. The study area, outlined in red, includes approximately 6,100 acres west of the City of Dickinson, generally bounded 35th Street (north), Lake Patterson (south), 30th Avenue (east) and approximately ½ mile west of the proposed Dickinson Bypass route alignment.

This Survey #2 follows up on Survey #1. Your answers to this survey are important to developing a plan for the West Dickinson Area. The results of this survey will be posted on the project website in mid-November 2014.
Thank you.

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West Dickinson Study Area

West Dickinson Study Area

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* 1. Which of the following statements most closely reflect your views?

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* 2. Which of the following statements most closely reflect your views?

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* 3. In your opinion should the rural character of the West Dickinson Study Area be maintained?

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* 4. Should the City of Dickinson establish minimum levels of urban service for new development within the West Dickinson Study Area.

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* 5. In your opinion, should urban levels of development within the West Dickinson Study Area be permitted without adequate public facilities, including sewer, water, transportation and police and fire protection, existing or assured by the developer?

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* 6. Do you support the idea that future industrial uses within the West Dickinson Study area should be focused near the Dakota Prairie Refinery and the Bakken Oil Express

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* 7. Businesses within the West Dickinson Study Area that generate significant large truck traffic should be encouraged to locate to industrial areas south of I-94?

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* 8. In your opinion, should buffers or gradual land use transitions, such as vegetative screening, open space and berming, be required between different types and intensities of land uses.

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* 9. In your opinion should deeper setbacks be required for new residential developments along arterial and collector streets and berming and/or vegetation along those roadways with higher traffic volumes in order to minimize noise and visual impacts.

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* 10. A new I-94 interchange is being constructed at 116th Avenue. What uses are the best at the four interchange quadrants? Please rank from 1 (best) to 6 (least desirable)

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* 11. A new I-94 interchange is being constructed at 116th Avenue. What uses are the least desirable at the four interchange quadrants? Please rank from 1 (best) to 6 (least desirable)

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* 12. Would you support design guidelines for the four I-94 intersection quadrants at 116th Ave?

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* 13. Besides the interchange uses, what other commercial uses should be included in the study area?

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Four alternative land use concepts are being considered to assist in developing a future land use plan for the West Dickinson Study Area.

Four alternative land use concepts are being considered to assist in developing a future land use plan for the West Dickinson Study Area.

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* 14. Of the four alternative concepts illustrated above, which do you prefer?

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* 15. Of the four alternative concepts illustrated above, which do you like the least?

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Potential community trails along 100-year floodways

Potential community trails along 100-year floodways<br>

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* 16. Do you support trails along the 100 year floodways shown on the graphic above?

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* 17. The map above is a preliminary working draft of the proposed roadway network for the West Dickinson Study Area. Do you have any comments?

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* 18. The map above is a preliminary working draft of the proposed future land use map for the West Dickinson Study Area. Do you have any comments?

Survey #1 and the polling done at the July community meeting for the West Dickinson Study Area indicated a strong preference for single family homes in the Study Area.

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Photo #1

Photo #1

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* 19. The two single family homes shown in Photo # 1 have two-car garages and are in a development with parks and recreation areas. The lots measure under 4,000 square feet . In your opinion, would you agree that they could be appropriate for some parts of the West Dickinson Study Area?

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* 20. Do you have any concerns about decreasing the City of Dickinson's minimum single family lot size?

A couple questions about you...

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* 21. Where do you live?

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* 22. How long is your commute each day to work?

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* 23. Overall, how many miles do you drive in an average week?

Thank you for participating in this survey. Please check back on www.dickinsonplan.com for further information or contact us with any questions.

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