KEYPAD POLLING RESPONSES  February 3, 2015 Total Participants: 42 Introductory Question: I am here at the meeting tonight primarily  because I: (Select all that apply) 

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Am a pedestrian commuter Am a bike commuter Am a recreational trail user Live near one of the alignments on the Rim  Live near one of the alignments on the valley floor  Am an interested citizen None of the above

11 16 34 9 18 34

27% 39% 83% 22% 44% 83%

2

5%

Introductory Question:  I am here at the meeting  tonight primarily  because I: (Select all that apply)  27%

Am a pedestrian commuter

39%

Am a bike commuter Am a recreational trail user

83% 22%

Live near one of the alignments on the Rim Live near one of the alignments on the valley floor

44%

Am an interested citizen None of the above

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface do you prefer for  Alignment #1: Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman Trail)? (Select 1)   Natural Soft Surface  Improved (Crushed Rock) Improved (Paved) Multi‐use (Paved) Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) On‐Street Improvements Not sure, I don’t know 

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface do you prefer for  Alignment #2: Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle)? (Select 1)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses 2 4 10 11 14

5% 10% 24% 27% 34%

0 0

0% 0%

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses 7 9 10 7 7 1

Natural Soft Surface  Improved (Crushed Rock) Improved (Paved) Multi‐use (Paved) Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) Not sure, I don’t know 

17% 22% 24% 17% 17% 2%

83% 5%

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface  do you prefer for Alignment  #1:  Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman  Trail)? (Select  1)   Natural Soft Surface 5% 10%

Improved (Crushed Rock)

24%

Improved (Paved)

27%

Multi‐use (Paved)

34%

Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) On‐Street Improvements

0%

Not sure, I don’t know 

0%

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface  do you prefer for Alignment  #2:  Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle)? (Select 1)   17%

Natural Soft Surface Improved (Crushed Rock)

22%

Improved (Paved)

24% 17%

Multi‐use (Paved)

17%

Multi‐Use (Dual Surface)

2%

Not sure, I don’t know 

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface do you prefer for  Alignment #3: Morledge Trail (near 17th St. West)? (Select 1)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses 5 10 8 7 10 1

Natural Soft Surface  Improved (Crushed Rock) Improved (Paved) Multi‐use (Paved) Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) Not sure, I don’t know 

12% 24% 20% 17% 24% 2%

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface  do you prefer for Alignment  #3:  Morledge  Trail (near 17th St. West)? (Select 1) Natural Soft Surface 12% 24%

Improved (Crushed Rock) Improved (Paved)

20%

Multi‐use (Paved)

17%

Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) Not sure, I don’t know 

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface do you prefer for  Alignment #4:  27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway 3)? (Select 1)   Natural Soft Surface  Improved (Crushed Rock) Improved (Paved) Multi‐use (Paved) Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) On‐Street Improvements Not sure, I don’t know 

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses 1 2 8 14 10 6 0

2% 5% 20% 34% 24% 15% 0%

24% 2%

Trail Character:  What trail type/surface  do you prefer for Alignment  #4:   27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway  3)? (Select 1)   Natural Soft Surface

2% 5%

Improved (Crushed Rock)

20%

Improved (Paved) Multi‐use (Paved)

34% 24%

Multi‐Use (Dual Surface) On‐Street Improvements Not sure, I don’t know 

Rims to Valley Bike and Ped Feasibility Study

15% 0%

1

Character of Built Structures:  What do you feel is the appropriate  character for built structures if needed for the two outer  alignments near existing roadways (Stagecoach Trail  and 27th  Street Trail)?  (Select 1)   Natural materials only (boulders, wood, etc.)

2

Steel/concrete with natural materials, weathered finish, or color

15 2 20 0 1 1

Steel/concrete with galvanized or standard finish Any of the above would be fine with me None of the above, no built structures should be allowed Not sure, I don’t know No Respose

Character of Built Structures:  What do you feel is the appropriate  character for built structures if needed for the two alignments that  connect through the center of the Rims (Myers Trail and Morledge  Trail)? (Select 1)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Natural materials only (boulders, wood, etc.)

13 10 0 14 1 1 2

Steel/concrete with galvanized or standard finish Any of the above would be fine with me None of the above, no built structures should be allowed Not sure, I don’t know No Response 

37% 5% 49% 0% 2% 2%

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Steel/concrete with natural materials, weathered finish, or color

5%

32% 24% 0% 34% 2% 2% 5%

Character of Built Structures:   What do you feel is the appropriate  character for built structures  if needed for the two outer alignments  near  existing roadways (Stagecoach Trail  and 27th Street Trail)? (Select 1)   Natural materials only (boulders, wood, etc.)

5%

Steel/concrete with natural materials, weathered finish, or color Steel/concrete with galvanized or standard finish

37% 5% 49%

Any of the above would be fine with me None of the above, no built structures should be allowed

0%

Not sure, I don’t know

2%

No Respose

2%

Character of Built Structures:   What do you feel is the appropriate  character for built structures  if needed for the two alignments  that  connect through the center of the Rims (Myers Trail and Morledge Trail)?  (Select 1)   32%

Natural materials only (boulders, wood, etc.) Steel/concrete with natural materials, weathered finish, or color Steel/concrete with galvanized or standard finish

24% 0% 34%

Any of the above would be fine with me None of the above, no built structures should be allowed

2%

Not sure, I don’t know

2%

No Response

5%

URGENCY vs IMPACT ‐ CONNECTIVITY LEVEL OF URGENCY (CONNECTIVITY)  Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman Trail) ‐ Alignment 1 Level of Urgency (CONNECTIVITY)  Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle) ‐ Alignment 2 Level of Urgency (CONNECTIVITY)  Morledge Trail (near 17th St. West) ‐ Alignment 3 Level of Urgency (CONNECTIVITY)  27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway 3) ‐ Alignment 4 Level of Urgency (CONNECTIVITY)  LEVEL OF IMPACT (CONNECTIVITY)  Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman Trail) ‐Alignment 1 Level of Impact (CONNECTIVITY)  Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle) ‐ Alignment 2 Level of Impact (CONNECTIVITY)  Morledge Trail (near 17th St. West) ‐ Alignment 3 Level of Impact (CONNECTIVITY)  27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway 3) ‐ Alignment 4 Level of Impact (CONNECTIVITY) 

4.5 2.7 2.8 4.1

4.6 3.0 3.1 4.1

URGENCY vs IMPACT ‐ CONNECTIVITY LEVEL OF URGENCY (SAFETY)  Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman Trail) ‐ Alignment 1 Level of Urgency (SAFETY)  Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle) ‐ Alignment 2 Level of Urgency (SAFETY)  Morledge Trail (near 17th St. West) ‐ Alignment 3 Level of Urgency (SAFETY)   27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway 3) ‐ Alignment 4 Level of Urgency (SAFETY)   LEVEL OF IMPACT (SAFETY)  Stagecoach Trail (along Zimmerman Trail) ‐Alignment 1 Level of Impact (SAFETY)   Myers Trail (near Country Club Circle) ‐ Alignment 2 Level of Impact (SAFETY)   Morledge Trail (near 17th St. West) ‐ Alignment 3 Level of Impact (SAFETY)   27th Street Trail (Yucca St to Highway 3) ‐ Alignment 4 Level of Impact (SAFETY)  

Rims to Valley Bike and Ped Feasibility Study

4.60 2.48 2.55 4.28

4.70 2.68 2.73 4.33

2

Prioritization Criteria:  The criteria I feel are most important when  selecting which trail alignment(s) to implement first are?  (Select  your top 2)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Addressing safety concerns Facilitating connectivity for commuters  Providing recreational value  Availability of funding  Lowest cost / maintenance  Lowest impact to environmental resources of the Rims  Other 

25 15 25 7 6 8 1

61% 37% 61% 17% 15% 20% 2%

Prioritization  Criteria:   The criteria I feel are most important when  selecting  which trail alignment(s)  to implement  first are?  (Select your top 2)   Addressing safety concerns

61% 37%

Facilitating connectivity for commuters

61%

Providing recreational value Availability of funding

17%

Lowest cost / maintenance

15%

Lowest impact to environmental resources of the Rims

20% 2%

Other

Trailhead Locations:  Which of the following potential trailhead  locations are appropriate for LOW INTENSITY amenities (no formal  parking, trail signs only, etc.)? (Select all that apply)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3  Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park  Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3 Myers Trail at Country Club Circle th Morledge Trail at 17  Street West 27th Street Trail at Highway 3 27th Street Trail at Yucca Street None of these locations Not sure, I don’t know No Response 

6 12 22 11 23 19 4 17 1 5 2

15% 29% 54% 27% 56% 46% 10% 41% 2% 12% 5%

Trailhead  Locations:  Which of the following  potential trailhead  locations are  appropriate for LOW INTENSITY amenities  (no formal parking,  trail signs  only,  etc.)? (Select all that apply)  15%

Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3 Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park

29% 54%

Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd

27%

Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3 Myers Trail at Country Club Circle

56%

Morledge Trail at 17th Street West

46% 10%

27th Street Trail at Highway 3

41%

27th Street Trail at Yucca Street None of these locations

2%

Not sure, I don’t know

12% 5%

No Response

Trailhead Locations:  Which of the following potential trailhead  locations are appropriate for MEDIUM INTENSITY amenities  (minimal parking (3‐5 cars), signage kiosk, trash receptacles,  seating, bike rack, etc.)?  (Select all that apply)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3  Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park  Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3 Myers Trail at Country Club Circle th Morledge Trail at 17  Street West 27th Street Trail at Highway 3 27th Street Trail at Yucca Street None of these locations Not sure, I don’t know No Response 

10 12 6 12 8 11 9 14 2 8 2

24% 29% 15% 29% 20% 27% 22% 34% 5% 20% 5%

Trailhead  Locations:  Which of the following  potential trailhead  locations are appropriate for MEDIUM INTENSITY amenities  (minimal  parking  (3‐5 cars), signage kiosk,  trash receptacles, seating,  bike rack,  etc.)? (Select all that apply)

24%

Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3 Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park

29% 15%

Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd

29%

Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3

20%

Myers Trail at Country Club Circle

27%

Morledge Trail at 17th Street West

22%

27th Street Trail at Highway 3

34%

27th Street Trail at Yucca Street

5%

None of these locations

20%

Not sure, I don’t know

5%

No Response

Trailhead Locations:  Which of the following potential trailhead  locations are appropriate for HIGH INTENSITY amenities (parking  for 5‐15 cars, shade structure, picnic tables, restrooms, etc.)?   (Select all that apply)   Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3  Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park  Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3 Myers Trail at Country Club Circle th Morledge Trail at 17  Street West 27th Street Trail at Highway 3 27th Street Trail at Yucca Street None of these locations Not sure, I don’t know No Response 

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

24 11 2 18 1 4 27 4 0 4 2

59% 27% 5% 44% 2% 10% 66% 10% 0% 10% 5%

Trailhead  Locations:  Which of the following  potential trailhead  locations are appropriate for HIGH INTENSITY amenities  (parking  for 5‐ 15 cars, shade structure, picnic tables, restrooms, etc.)?  (Select all that  apply)  

59%

Stagecoach Trail at Highway 3 Stagecoach Trail near southern end of Zimmerman Park Stagecoach Trail at Forsythia Blvd

27% 5%

Myers/Morledge Trails at Highway 3 Myers Trail at Country Club Circle

44% 2%

Morledge Trail at 17th Street West

10% 66%

27th Street Trail at Highway 3 27th Street Trail at Yucca Street None of these locations Not sure, I don’t know No Response

Rims to Valley Bike and Ped Feasibility Study

10% 0% 10% 5%

3

Trailhead Amenities: The trailhead amenities I am most interested  in seeing at the moderate and high intensity trailheads include:  (Select your top 3)  

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

Signage and wayfinding  Informational kiosks Benches Picnic Tables Shade structures  Drinking fountains Trash receptacles / dog waste stations Bike maintenance kiosk    Restrooms Lighting  No Response 

29 8 6 5 9 9 28 0 17 4 1

71% 20% 15% 12% 22% 22% 68% 0% 41% 10% 2%

Trailhead  Amenities:  The trailhead  amenities  I am most interested in  seeing  at the moderate  and high intensity trailheads  include: (Select your  top 3)  

Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like  to see LOW intensity amenities.  Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like  to see MEDIUM intensity amenities.  Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like  to see HIGH intensity amenities.  No, I would not like to see any points of interest constructed in  addition to a trail.  I don’t know  No response 

Percentage of  Participants 

Total Reponses

24%

Informational kiosks Benches

0% 34%

Picnic Tables Shade structures

2%

Drinking fountains

2%

Trash receptacles / dog waste stations

Points of Interest: Would you like to see points of interest at  specific locations along the potential trail alignments? (Select 1) 

32%

Signage and wayfinding

5%

Points of Interest: Would you like to see points of interest at specific locations  along the potential trail alignments?  (Select 1) 

41%

Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like to see LOW intensity amenities.

15

37%

Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like to see MEDIUM intensity amenities.

6

15%

Yes, I think specific points of interest are appropriate and would like to see HIGH intensity amenities.

1 3 1

2% 7% 2%

17

24% 0%

No, I would not like to see any points of interest constructed in addition to a trail.

34%

I don’t know 

2%

No response

2%

41%

Rims to Valley Bike and Ped Feasibility Study

32%

5%

4

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