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53 Neighbors United Survey Results

Here are the latest results of the 53 Neighbors United Survey. Last updated on Thu Jan 12 18:30:22 2012 Eastern Time.

Question

Responses

A. General

A1. Which section of the project you live in?
3. Roosevelt Rd. to Butterfield Rd.2
A2. Did you attend the public hearing for the section of Illinois Route 53 from North Avenue to Roosevelt Road?
No2
A3. Did you give comments to IDOT at the hearing or shortly after?
No1
Yes1
A4. How do you feel about the design that went to public hearing?
No opinion/don't know what design is1

D. Section 2 (St. Charles Rd. to Roosevelt Rd.)

D1. Are you satisfied with the way Illinois Route 53 functions in this section?
Additional lanes1
Dedicated left turn lanes1
Improved shoulders1
Sidewalks/bicycle paths1
Somewhat dissatisfied1
Very dissatisfied1
D2. If you are not totally satisified with how the road functions, what kind of improvements would you like to see?
Other1
lack of sidewalks/bicycle paths1
D3. What are your biggest concerns for this section?
A significant loss of property1
A significant loss of property value1
I have no concerns1
Increased noise1
Increased safety risk for pedestrians and cyclists1
Increased speeding1
Increased traffic1
Increased trucking1
Loss of trees1
The road will be too wide for the residential setting1
D4. If a road redesign were done, what would your biggest concerns about the redesign be?
A dropped project1
Improved pedestrian and cyclist access1

F. Section 4 (Butterfield Rd. to Osage Rd.)

F1. Do you think a not-for-profit could provide value to you?
No1
Not sure1
F2. Would you like a not-for-profit to be put into place to monitor the Illinois Route 53 corridor and help residents with their transportation and quality of life concerns?
No1
F6. What if you could get a professional organization working for you? Would you be interested in supporting and even serving in some capacity for this not-for-profit?
No1
F7. A Not-For-Profit (NFP) would need member dues support. For that they would get a bi-annual newsletter, a vote in the annual meeting on different issues, a chance to voice their concerns and add new items to the agenda, and a chance to sit on one of the working committees. How much do you think membership fees should be?
There shouldn't be dues2
F10. How many paid professionals should be on staff?
None1

 

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