Shape Southwest Survey

The questions below explore the choices you made in the Shape Southwest tool.

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* What is your ZIP code? (required)

1. ZIP

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Southwest corridor
2. Which of these apply to you? (Pick all that apply.)

I live in the corridor.

I work in the corridor.

I go to school in the corridor.

I commute through the corridor.

I occasionally travel through the corridor.

None of the above

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Transit connections
3. Tell us about the transit connections you made, including the kind of service you would like to see (local bus, high frequency service, bus rapid transit, light rail, etc.).

Connection 1:

Connection 2:

Connection 3:

Connection 4:

Connection 5:

Goals

Your investments received results in relation to three goals of the Southwest Corridor Plan. How did these influence your choices?

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* 4. Prosperity — People can live, work, play and learn in thriving and economically vibrant communities where everyday needs are easily met.

High influence

Some influence

Very little influence

No influence

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* 5. Health — An environment that supports the health of people and ecosystems.

High influence

Some influence

Very little influence

No influence

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* 6. Access and mobility — People have a safe, efficient and reliable network that enhances economic vitality and quality of life.

High influence

Some influence

Very little influence

No influence

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* Comment:

Levels of investment

The tool simplified the levels of investment. For example for driving investments:

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If you could pick one or two from each list, what is the most important to you?

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* 7. Driving (pick one or two)

Things like key safety fixes and signal optimization

Things like intersection and connectivity improvements

Things like maintenance needs that currently lack funding

Things like expanded large neighborhood streets

Things like rebuilt interchanges

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* 8. Walking (pick one or two)

Things like curb ramps, gravel paths or shoulders and wayfinding aids (signs and maps)

Crosswalks improvements like better striping, medians, signals and flashing beacons

Things like adding paved sidewalks on major roads

Things like adding paved sidewalks on large neighborhood streets

Things like plazas, street trees and streetscape improvements

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* 9. Biking (pick one or two)

Wayfinding (signs and maps); share the road markings, shoulders

On street striped bike lanes on major roads

Bike boulevards

Cycle track (separated bike lane) on major roads

Off-street separated paved path

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* 10. Transit (pick one or two)

Improved stop amenities like shelters, lights and posted schedules and maps

Improved access to stops like close-by curb cuts and marked crosswalks close to the stop

Improved local service

High capacity transit to two cities

High capacity transit to three or more cities

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* 11. Nature/parks (pick one or two)

Trails through natural areas

Trees along major roads

Stream health and water quality

New parks

Purchase open spaces

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Types of investments
12. When making your decisions on the level of investments, which factors influenced your choices? (check all that apply and add your own)

Access

Community

Convenience

Environment

Equity

Physical activity

Personal wealth

Public spending

Quality of life

Safety

Other (please specify)

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* 13. What are your top three priorities? (pick three or add your own)

Access

Community

Convenience

Environment

Equity

Physical activity

Personal wealth

Public spending

Quality of life

Safety

Other (please specify)

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Leveraged investments
14. Some combinations of public investments can create opportunities to activate private investments like the ones listed below. How would you rate the importance of each of these to your community?

	1 (not important)	2	3	4	5 (very important)
New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth)	New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth) 1 (not important)	New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth) 2	New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth) 3	New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth) 4	New economic development and jobs (encourage job growth) 5 (very important)
New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants)	New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants) 1 (not important)	New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants) 2	New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants) 3	New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants) 4	New commercial development or redevelopment (encourage new shops and restaurants) 5 (very important)
More housing choices (encourage new housing development)	More housing choices (encourage new housing development) 1 (not important)	More housing choices (encourage new housing development) 2	More housing choices (encourage new housing development) 3	More housing choices (encourage new housing development) 4	More housing choices (encourage new housing development) 5 (very important)

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Additional comments
15. Is there anything you would like to add about investing in the corridor or the Shape Southwest tool?

About you

Thank you for taking a moment to answer these demographic questions that help us respond to our independently elected auditor’s recommendations to engage a diverse audience and seek demographic information in order to measure whether we’re reaching a cross-section of the public.

Answers to these questions help us know whether we’re hearing from a representative group of people that really reflects our diverse communities and help us target future outreach to underrepresented populations. If you have concerns, we are happy to accept your responses above without any personal information.

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* 16. Your age (optional)

20 years or younger

21 to 35

36 to 50

51 to 65

66 years or older

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* 17. How long have you lived in your community? (optional)

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* 18. What is your gender? (optional)

Male

Female

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* 19. What is the highest level of education you have had the opportunity to complete? (optional)

High school degree or less

Some college/technical/community college/2-yr degree

College degree/4-yr degree

Post graduate

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* 20. What is your annual household income? (optional)

Less than $20,000

$20,000 to $50,000

$50,001 to $100,000

More than $100,000

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* 21. What is your race or ethnicity? (optional)

African

American Indian/Native American/Alaskan Native

Asian or Pacific Islander

Black/African American

Hispanic/Latino

Slavic

White/Caucasian

Middle Eastern

Other

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* 22. How often do you participate in community meetings? (optional)

Very often

Fairly often

Rarely

Never

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* What is your ZIP code? (required)

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* Southwest corridor2. Which of these apply to you? (Pick all that apply.)

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* Transit connections3. Tell us about the transit connections you made, including the kind of service you would like to see (local bus, high frequency service, bus rapid transit, light rail, etc.).

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* 4. Prosperity — People can live, work, play and learn in thriving and economically vibrant communities where everyday needs are easily met.

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* 5. Health — An environment that supports the health of people and ecosystems.

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* 6. Access and mobility — People have a safe, efficient and reliable network that enhances economic vitality and quality of life.

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* Comment:

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* 7. Driving (pick one or two)

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* 8. Walking (pick one or two)

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* 9. Biking (pick one or two)

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* 10. Transit (pick one or two)

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* 11. Nature/parks (pick one or two)

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* Types of investments12. When making your decisions on the level of investments, which factors influenced your choices? (check all that apply and add your own)

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* 13. What are your top three priorities? (pick three or add your own)

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* Leveraged investments14. Some combinations of public investments can create opportunities to activate private investments like the ones listed below. How would you rate the importance of each of these to your community?

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* Additional comments15. Is there anything you would like to add about investing in the corridor or the Shape Southwest tool?

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* 16. Your age (optional)

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* 17. How long have you lived in your community? (optional)

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* 18. What is your gender? (optional)

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* 19. What is the highest level of education you have had the opportunity to complete? (optional)

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* 20. What is your annual household income? (optional)

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* 21. What is your race or ethnicity? (optional)

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* 22. How often do you participate in community meetings? (optional)

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Southwest corridor
2. Which of these apply to you? (Pick all that apply.)

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Transit connections
3. Tell us about the transit connections you made, including the kind of service you would like to see (local bus, high frequency service, bus rapid transit, light rail, etc.).

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Types of investments
12. When making your decisions on the level of investments, which factors influenced your choices? (check all that apply and add your own)

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Leveraged investments
14. Some combinations of public investments can create opportunities to activate private investments like the ones listed below. How would you rate the importance of each of these to your community?

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Additional comments
15. Is there anything you would like to add about investing in the corridor or the Shape Southwest tool?