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Cascade Heights Greenway Network Plan

Cascade Heights Greenway Network Plan

Welcome to the survey for the Cascade Heights Greenway Network Plan

We want to hear from you!

 

The Cascade Springs Nature Conservancy is sponsoring the Cascade Heights Greenway Network Plan, which was selected as a project for the 2022 Atlanta Regional Commission Community Development Assistance Program. This project will conceptualize several previously proposed multi-modal greenways as a network that links over 600 acre of greenspace in southwest Atlanta, providing connections to commercial and transit hubs; promoting a range of transportation modes, opportunities for recreation and active lifesyles, economic development, and contributing to a vibrant, thriving community. As many roads in the area currently lack sidewalks, this project would be transformative in offering community members safe routes for walking and biking. 

This survey is designed to inform the plan with feedback from members of the community. We appreciate you sharing your thoughts, preferences, and ideas with us and look forward to incorporating these into the plan!

(required) What modes of transportation do you currently use within Cascade Heights?

Drive
90%
Walk
42%
Bike
34%
Public transportation
13%
Other
2%
Closed to responses | 208 Responses

(required) What are the main challenges you experience getting around Cascade Heights?

Closed for Comments

(required) Please rank the eight proposed trail segments in order of priority, with 1 being the highest priority, and 8 being the lowest priority.

Please rank the eight proposed trail segments in order of priority with 1 being the highest priority and 8 being the lowest priority.
Closed to responses | 123 Responses

What locations within the map area do you visit frequently?

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(required) What are your favorite places or assets in Cascade Heights?

Your answer(s) can be something big or broad, such as a park or a street, or something small or specific, such a piece of public facing art, a tree, or a bench.

Closed for Comments

(required) Along the proposed trail segments, what types of features would you most like to see?

Seating or gathering spaces
70%
Public art
66%
Signage about the history of Cascade Heights
61%
Other
18%
Closed to responses | 140 Responses

Do you have any other comments, suggestions, or ideas regarding the future of transportation connectivity in Cascade Heights?

Closed for Comments

What is your age?

Under 18
18-25
26-35
36-45
46-55
56-65
66-75
Over 75
Prefer not to answer
Closed to responses

What is your race/ethnicity?

White
Black or African-American
Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish
Asian
American Indian or Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Other
I prefer not to answer
Closed to responses

(required) How long have you lived in Cascade heights?

One to five years
36%
More than 20 years
31%
Five to ten years
15%
Less than one year
6%
Ten to fifteen years
6%
Fifteen to twenty years
5%
Closed to responses | 130 Responses

Please specify your gender

Closed for Comments

(required) Which neighborhood do you live in?

Other
23%
Cascade Heights
17%
Cascade Road
14%
Venetian Hills
9%
Audobon Forest
8%
Westwood Terrace
6%
West End
6%
Adams Park
5%
Beecher Hills
5%
Laurens Valley
5%
Closed to responses | 132 Responses

Project Contacts:

 

Project Manager

Rachel Will - rwill@atlantaregional.org

 

Project Sponsor

David Lloyd Davis - dlloyddavis@cascadespringsnature.org