Wakefield Small Area Study

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The City of Raleigh wants to hear from a broad cross-section of the Wakefield community. By helping us understand where you live in the area, we can identify any neighborhoods we have not heard from through this process. Please indicate on the map below generally where you live. If you enter your street name, the map will find it for you.
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Drag and drop the icons provided to identify opportunities and challenges in the Wakefield Small Area (outlined in orange)! Show us places you love and places where you have big ideas or suggestions. For areas where important pedestrian and bicycle connections need to occur, use the "Draw line" tool at the bottom of the map to show us!
Always and there is a lot of donuts and squealing wheels at Jelly Beans parking lot!
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Common Oak Rd that connects with new falls of the neuse.
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Especially across Capital as a walker
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Wakefield Commons between F of N and Capital. It is also used by a small group of young men w/ loud exhausts who race and do donuts up and down the street. The police have been notified of this.
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Traffic calming is needed on Falls of Neuse between Neuse River bridge and Wakefield Pines [or Forest Pines].
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Is there anything the project team should know about the environmental features of the area?
The area is becoming too dense which is affecting the area's environment
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No more apartments
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That they need more pools for people to enjoy and more senior activities to do!
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Good place to live
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I very much like the area, access to shopping and restaurants, close to 540 and easy access to downtown, midtown, and the airport.
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Please react to the statements below. Also, if there are other specific roadways in the study area you believe have speeding issues, please note those in the comments for this question.
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Always and there is a lot of donuts and squealing wheels at Jelly Beans parking lot!
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Common Oak Rd that connects with new falls of the neuse.
ReplyAgree3 years ago
Especially across Capital as a walker
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Wakefield Commons between F of N and Capital. It is also used by a small group of young men w/ loud exhausts who race and do donuts up and down the street. The police have been notified of this.
ReplyAgree3 years ago
Traffic calming is needed on Falls of Neuse between Neuse River bridge and Wakefield Pines [or Forest Pines].
ReplyAgree3 years ago
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What type of facility do you prefer to ride a bike on? Select your top preference only.
29%
Greenway (not parallel to roadways)
28%
Off road separated cycling facility
25%
I don't cycle.
13%
On road buffered bike lanes
4%
On road dedicated bike lane adjacent to travel lane
0%
Other
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Always and there is a lot of donuts and squealing wheels at Jelly Beans parking lot!
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Common Oak Rd that connects with new falls of the neuse.
ReplyAgree3 years ago
Especially across Capital as a walker
ReplyAgree3 years ago
There is a speeding problem on Wakefield Commons between F of N and Capital. It is also used by a small group of young men w/ loud exhausts who race and do donuts up and down the street. The police have been notified of this.
ReplyAgree3 years ago
Traffic calming is needed on Falls of Neuse between Neuse River bridge and Wakefield Pines [or Forest Pines].
ReplyAgree3 years ago
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Why do you cycle in the Wakefield Area? Choose all options that apply to you.
  • 9362%Recreation
  • 5638%I don't cycle in this area.
  • 1510%To get to neighborhood amenities
  • 149%To get to shopping
  • 149%To visit friends and family
  • 53%To get to work
  • 32%To get to church
  • 21%To get to school
149 Respondents
I wish we could bike to see friends, go to school, run errands, shopping, etc. But, it's too unsafe. We need separated, protected bike lanes that somehow avoid busy entrances to shopping areas or gas.
ReplyAgree3 years ago
I would bike to the YMCA, greenway, shop and restaurants if it was safe.
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I think it's too dangerous to bike except within neighborhoods or on the Greenway.
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I would do more if we had better paths.
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We have casual recreational cyclists in Wakefield and serious road riders. Lots of bikes!
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