City of Raleigh, NC - Report Creation

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Participants 93

Responses 862

Comments 41

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Did you participate in the Wakefield Small Area Study Online Survey?

51% Yes

49% No

86 respondents

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Rank the possible amenities for current greenways and planned greenways in the Wakefield area. Click and drag the options up and down in the overall order.

27Rank: 3.0464%Lighting
29Rank: 3.1769%Benches
27Rank: 3.7064%Trash/Recycle Receptacles
28Rank: 4.2967%Dog Waste Disposal Stations
24Rank: 4.8857%Shelters/Picnic Areas
19Rank: 5.0045%Public Restrooms
25Rank: 5.4860%Wayfinding Signage
21Rank: 5.9050%Drinking/Water Fountains
17Rank: 6.9440%Bicycle Parking
21Rank: 7.3850%Educational Signage
17Rank: 7.5940%Fitness Equipment
18Rank: 8.1143%Public Art

42 Respondents

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Do you believe it is a worthwhile public investment to retrofit the major corridors in the Wakefield Small Area to be safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users?

	64% Yes, I believe the major corridors and intersections in Wakefield should be for all modes of transportation.
	20% No, I believe the major corridors and intersections in Wakefield should focus on vehicular service only.
	16% Depends, it is worth the investment on some corridors and intersections (explain in comments below)

61 respondents

I think we should invest in all modes of transit (walking, biking, public transit, etc).

Reply Agree3 years ago

It is worth the investment near the schools and is needed if good mixed use development is encouraged.

Reply Agree3 years ago

Many of these corridors are safe for walking and bike riding, however the speed of vehicular traffic on Falls of Neuse Rd. makes the sidewalks on the side of the street a dangerous place for pedestrians.

Reply Agree3 years ago

We need a bike path down Old Falls from Wakefield to the Dam

Reply Agree3 years ago

You're one day measurement of speeding was not enough. There is a SIGNIFICANT speeding problem on Wakefield Pines Drive, and even many of the off-roads in neighborhoods. When notified, police RARELY respond - we need to do something about this issue before children are hit and injured.

Reply Agree3 years ago

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Rank the potential streetscape elements by order of importance to you. Click and drag the options to move them up and down in the list.

32Rank: 2.5378%High Quality Crosswalks (pedestrian count down, clearly marked pavement, etc.)
33Rank: 2.6180%Wide Sidewalks
35Rank: 3.0985%Street Trees
31Rank: 3.3976%Pedestrian-Scaled Street Lighting
30Rank: 4.2073%Separated Cycling Facilities
24Rank: 4.9259%Wayfinding Signage
31Rank: 5.1076%Seasonal plantings (pollinator gardens, annual/perennial color)
24Rank: 6.9659%Public Art

41 Respondents

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Almost 80% of initial survey respondents said they were interested in seeing a walkable, mixed use village in the Wakefield Community. Where in the study area would you like the team to investigate this possibility?

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Over 50% of survey respondents said Wakefield does not have a sense of arrival or gateway feature. Which design elements would you like to see incorporated into a gateway treatment for the Wakefield Community? (Select all that apply.)

32055%Enhanced Landscaping
23040%Monument Signage
15026%Public Art
12021%I do not want to see gateway treatments for the Wakefield area.

58 Respondents

Wakefield Small Area Study Online Open House

Project Engagement

Did you participate in the Wakefield Small Area Study Online Survey?

Did you participate in the Wakefield Small Area Study Online Survey?

Rank the possible amenities for current greenways and planned greenways in the Wakefield area. Click and drag the options up and down in the overall order.

Rank the possible amenities for current greenways and planned greenways in the Wakefield area. Click and drag the options up and down in the overall order.

Do you believe it is a worthwhile public investment to retrofit the major corridors in the Wakefield Small Area to be safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users?

Do you believe it is a worthwhile public investment to retrofit the major corridors in the Wakefield Small Area to be safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users?

Rank the potential streetscape elements by order of importance to you. Click and drag the options to move them up and down in the list.

Rank the potential streetscape elements by order of importance to you. Click and drag the options to move them up and down in the list.

Almost 80% of initial survey respondents said they were interested in seeing a walkable, mixed use village in the Wakefield Community. Where in the study area would you like the team to investigate this possibility?

Almost 80% of initial survey respondents said they were interested in seeing a walkable, mixed use village in the Wakefield Community. Where in the study area would you like the team to investigate this possibility?

Over 50% of survey respondents said Wakefield does not have a sense of arrival or gateway feature. Which design elements would you like to see incorporated into a gateway treatment for the Wakefield Community? (Select all that apply.)

Over 50% of survey respondents said Wakefield does not have a sense of arrival or gateway feature. Which design elements would you like to see incorporated into a gateway treatment for the Wakefield Community? (Select all that apply.)