Coconut Creek Stakeholder Survey

The City of Coconut Creek and the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization are conducting a study to develop a mobility hub in the MainStreet area. A mobility hub is a place of connectivity where different modes of transportation – from walking, buses, trains, scooters and bikes – come together seamlessly and where there is an intensive concentration of working, living, shopping and/or playing. MainStreet is a vision for a mixed-use, downtown development in the center of Coconut Creek, bound by Wiles Road to the north, Lyons Road to the east, Sample Road to the south, and State Road 7 to the west. Today, the area is already a regional destination, home to the Seminole Casino and The Promenade. This exploratory study will consider ways to address transportation needs to and around the area, resulting in infrastructure recommendations that can be built immediately or constructed as new development occurs.

We invite you to get involved in the study by sharing your feedback about what makes you feel comfortable walking and biking, how you travel to and from the area today, and what you would like to see in the future.

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* 1. How do you usually get around Coconut Creek or your city today? Select all that apply.

Walk / use a mobility device

Bike / e-bike / scooter

Ride Broward County Transit

Ride Coconut Creek Butterfly Express or Community Bus shuttle

Use rideshare (like Uber or Lyft)

Drive a vehicle

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* 2. Do you visit any of the destinations in and around the MainStreet area? Select all that apply.

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek

Monarch High School

The Promenade at Coconut Creek

The Home Depot shopping center (SE corner of Wiles Rd and SR 7 / 441)

Village Shoppes (NE corner of Wiles Rd and SR 7 / 441)

Turtle Crossing / Target shopping center (SW corner of Wiles Rd and SR 7 / 441)

Peppertree Plaza / Winn Dixie shopping center (SE corner of Sample Rd and SR 7 / 441)

Walmart / Lowe’s / Turtle Run Shoppes (Along Turtle Creek Dr north of Sample Rd)

Coral Landings III / Best Buy / Home Goods Shopping Center (Along NW 62nd Ave south of Sample Rd)

Other (please specify)

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* 3. What are your favorite types of destinations for shopping, dining, and entertainment?

Lifestyle Centers (the Promenade at Coconut Creek Mizner Park, Dania Pointe, etc.)

Malls (Coral Square, Boca Town Center, Sawgrass Mills, etc.)

Urban Areas (Flagler Village, Las Olas, Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, etc.)

Other (please specify)

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* 4. In your opinion, what are the biggest challenges to walking and biking in Coconut Creek today? Rank them below.

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* 5. If it were safe, comfortable, and not too far, which of the types of places would you walk or bike to?

Parks /community centers

Schools and libraries

Transit stops

Restaurants and bars

Shopping

To see friends and/or family

To work

I do not want to walk or bike

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* 6. If it were safe and comfortable, how far would you walk to get to a place you wanted to shop, dine, or spend a night out?

Less than 5 minutes

5-10 minutes

10-15 minutes

15- 20 minutes

More than 20 minutes

I would not walk for this purpose

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* 7. If it were safe and comfortable, how far would you bike to get to a place you wanted to shop, dine, or spend a night out?

Less than 5 minutes

5-10 minutes

10-15 minutes

15- 20 minutes

More than 20 minutes

I would not bike for this purpose

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* 8. How far would you drive to get to a place you wanted to shop, dine, or spend a night out?

Less than 10 minutes

10-20 minutes

20-30 minutes

30-45 minutes

More than 45 minutes

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* 9. What features would encourage you to ride transit, if a route were available to access the MainStreet area (including the Seminole Casino, the Promenade, or other destinations)?

The route goes directly to my destination (less than a 5 minute walk once I get off the bus or train)

The service is very frequent, and I never have to wait more than 10 minutes

The service is convenient, reliable, and accessible from my neighborhood

Comfortable sidewalks or bike lanes between a transit stop and my destination

I do not ride transit and/or do not ever want to ride transit

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* 10. If you go to a place where you want to spend a day, like malls, lifestyle centers, or urban areas, what features are most attractive to you about the place?

Wide sidewalks

Shade trees

Lots of places to comfortably cross the street

Ease of driving between destinations

Places to sit down and relax

Comfortable places to bike around

Easy on-street parking

Ease of getting there

Clean and well-maintained streets

Free wifi

Places to charge electronics

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* 11. Generally, which hypothetical transportation scenario would you prefer? Pick one.

Improving vehicle traffic flow by limiting space for walking and biking

Providing safer and more comfortable spaces for walking and biking by reducing traffic lanes, which could increase vehicle travel times by 1 to 2 minutes.

Providing dedicated space for transit by converting a traffic lane into a transit lane, which could make buses run much faster but might increase vehicle travel times.

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* 12. Have you used public or city transit services in the past 6-months, and if so, how often?

I ride transit a few times per month

I ride transit a few times per week

I ride transit almost every day

I only ride transit on weekends

I have not used public or city transit services in the past 6 months

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* 13. What is the Zip Code you live in? If you prefer not to answer or do not know, please write N/A in the box below.

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* 14. What is your age?

Under 18

18-34

35-49

50-64

65 and older

Prefer not to answer

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