Wakefield Small Area Study - Kickoff Survey

The Wakefield Small Area Study is focused on an area surrounding Falls of Neuse Road between the Neuse River and Capital Boulevard.

You can read the full project description that consultants applying for the project will be responding to. You don't need to read the project description to take the survey.

Questions

1. The draft project description lists the following issues as important for this study. Rank the issues from most important to least important for the study to include.

(To rank issues, drag them up to the box above the list. You can change the order at any time.)

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2. Are there important issues missing from the list that you would like us to consider?

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3. Do you have any questions you'd like consultants applying for the project to answer?

Closed for Comments

4. Is there anything else about the project that you'd like to tell us?

Closed for Comments

Stay Involved

If you would like to be informed about the Wakefield Area Plan, please provide your contact information below.

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Wakefield Small Area Study - Kickoff Survey

Wakefield Small Area Study - Kickoff Survey

Questions

1. The draft project description lists the following issues as important for this study. Rank the issues from most important to least important for the study to include. (To rank issues, drag them up to the box above the list. You can change the order at any time.)

2. Are there important issues missing from the list that you would like us to consider?

3. Do you have any questions you'd like consultants applying for the project to answer?

4. Is there anything else about the project that you'd like to tell us?

Stay Involved

If you would like to be informed about the Wakefield Area Plan, please provide your contact information below.

1. The draft project description lists the following issues as important for this study. Rank the issues from most important to least important for the study to include.

(To rank issues, drag them up to the box above the list. You can change the order at any time.)