New Bern Station Area Planning: Dive into the Details

Quality pedestrian facilities such as sidewalks and crosswalks improve the walking experience for all users going to and from transit stations and other local destinations. Please see the examples below and indicate which is most important to you.

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Please indicate on the map the locations where improvements are most important. Note that New Bern Avenue itself will be receiving a shared use path and improved crosswalks as part of the BRT project.

Improved places to ride a bicycle, such as protected lanes, can make it safer and more comfortable. Please see the image below and indicate which is the most important priority for you.

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Please indicate on the map the locations where improvements are most important. Note that New Bern Avenue itself will be receiving a shared use path and improved crosswalks as part of the BRT project.

Missing Middle housing types occupy a middle ground between single-family homes and large apartment buildings. Applying Missing Middle housing strategies can improve housing affordability, availability, and diversity with minimal change to the existing neighborhood scale.

Do you think additions and conversions that add additional units are a good strategy?

Yes

86%

14%

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Do you think duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes are a good strategy?

Yes

93%

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Do you think townhouses are a good strategy?

Yes

86%

14%

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Please indicate on the map below locations, or examples of locations, where you "missing middle" housing types would help provide housing options.

Growing around transit can include buildings that are residential, mixed use, or commercial. Please see the image below before answering the next few questions.

How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) apartment buildings within a block of BRT stations?

Strongly support

72%

Medium support

26%

Don't support

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) apartment buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

Strongly support

63%

Medium support

35%

Don't support

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) residential mixed use buildings within a block of BRT stations?

Strongly support

81%

Medium support

16%

Don't support

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) residential mixed use buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

Strongly support

58%

Medium support

37%

Don't support

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) office/retail buildings within a block of BRT stations?

Strongly support

74%

Medium support

21%

Don't support

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) office/retail buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

Strongly support

51%

Medium support

42%

Don't support

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Please indicate on the map below locations you think are appropriate for low-rise (up to three stories) and mid-rise (up to seven stories) buildings for residential, residential/retail, or office/retail uses.

Part of what makes a place walkable and vibrant is how buildings connect with the street. The image below shows examples of different factors that make for a more lively places. If you have thoughts or comments, please include them below.

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Do you have any other comments?

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What is your racial identity?

White

76%

Black

15%

Hispanic

Asian

Other

American Indian/Alaskan Native

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Where do you live or work?

Between downtown and Raleigh Boulevard on or near New Bern Avenue

46%

Elsewhere

37%

Between the Beltline and New Hope Road on or near New Bern Avenue

10%

Between Raleigh Boulevard and the Beltline on or near New Bern Avenue

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How old are you?

30-44

62%

45-64

24%

18-29

12%

Younger than 18

65 or older

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Do you own or rent your home?

Own

74%

Rent

26%

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What is the primary language spoken in your home?

English

95%

Other

Spanish

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Quality pedestrian facilities such as sidewalks and crosswalks improve the walking experience for all users going to and from transit stations and other local destinations. Please see the examples below and indicate which is most important to you.

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Please indicate on the map the locations where improvements are most important. Note that New Bern Avenue itself will be receiving a shared use path and improved crosswalks as part of the BRT project.

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Improved places to ride a bicycle, such as protected lanes, can make it safer and more comfortable. Please see the image below and indicate which is the most important priority for you.

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Please indicate on the map the locations where improvements are most important. Note that New Bern Avenue itself will be receiving a shared use path and improved crosswalks as part of the BRT project.

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Do you think additions and conversions that add additional units are a good strategy?

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Do you think duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes are a good strategy?

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Do you think townhouses are a good strategy?

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Please indicate on the map below locations, or examples of locations, where you "missing middle" housing types would help provide housing options.

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) apartment buildings within a block of BRT stations?

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) apartment buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) residential mixed use buildings within a block of BRT stations?

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) residential mixed use buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) office/retail buildings within a block of BRT stations?

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How much do you support mid-rise (up to seven stories) office/retail buildings farther than a block or two from BRT stations?

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Please indicate on the map below locations you think are appropriate for low-rise (up to three stories) and mid-rise (up to seven stories) buildings for residential, residential/retail, or office/retail uses.

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Part of what makes a place walkable and vibrant is how buildings connect with the street. The image below shows examples of different factors that make for a more lively places. If you have thoughts or comments, please include them below.

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Do you have any other comments?

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What is your racial identity?

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Where do you live or work?

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How old are you?

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Do you own or rent your home?

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What is the primary language spoken in your home?