Reflecting Raleigh: Neighborhood Change

The Comprehensive Plan is a long-range policy document that outlines a vision for how Raleigh will look and feel in the future, and how the city should grow to achieve that vision. This plan will take about 2.5 years to create and will provide policy guidance through the year 2050. We are spending the first year of the planning process collecting ideas from you to determine what we should focus on in the future. Feedback you provide on this survey will help shape the vision and goals of Raleigh’s Next Comprehensive Plan.

About 53 new people move to Wake County every day, reshaping Raleigh’s neighborhoods. How we accommodate to this inevitable growth and change often involves tradeoffs. This survey will help us understand your priorities and how the city and the community can respond to growth and change.

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Reflecting Raleigh: Neighborhood Change

Reflecting Raleigh: Neighborhood Change

Which of the following best describes you?

How long have you lived in your current neighborhood?

Which choice better describes your ideal neighborhood?

Walkable amenities are in demand but require greater population density in order to succeed. Which choice better describes your preferences?

There are policies related to growing successful neighborhoods and communities in the current Comprehensive Plan. Which of the following types of policies would you like to see carried forward in the next comprehensive plan to support healthy and vibrant neighborhoods? Select all that apply.

When a neighborhood is in high demand, land prices rise and there is pressure to redevelop older structures. What best describes what you think is the right land use policy for a "hot" neighborhood?

Demolition cannot be denied in North Carolina. In general, how do you think properties with an official historic designation should be weighed when developing and implementing city zoning policy?

Is there anything else you would like to share with us about your neighborhood?

Did you attend either of the community conversation events on April 15 and April 22?

How did you hear about the community conversation events? Select all that apply.

Is there anything else you would like to share with staff as we prepare Raleigh's Next Comprehensive Plan?

If you would like to receive project updates an information about future events please share your email address.

Reflecting Raleigh: Neighborhood Change

Reflecting Raleigh: Neighborhood Change

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Which of the following best describes you?

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How long have you lived in your current neighborhood?

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Which choice better describes your ideal neighborhood?

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Walkable amenities are in demand but require greater population density in order to succeed. Which choice better describes your preferences?

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There are policies related to growing successful neighborhoods and communities in the current Comprehensive Plan. Which of the following types of policies would you like to see carried forward in the next comprehensive plan to support healthy and vibrant neighborhoods? Select all that apply.

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When a neighborhood is in high demand, land prices rise and there is pressure to redevelop older structures. What best describes what you think is the right land use policy for a "hot" neighborhood?

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Demolition cannot be denied in North Carolina. In general, how do you think properties with an official historic designation should be weighed when developing and implementing city zoning policy?

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Is there anything else you would like to share with us about your neighborhood?

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Did you attend either of the community conversation events on April 15 and April 22?

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How did you hear about the community conversation events? Select all that apply.

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Is there anything else you would like to share with staff as we prepare Raleigh's Next Comprehensive Plan?

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If you would like to receive project updates an information about future events please share your email address.