ADOT Interstate 11 Public Scoping Survey June 2016

Help Shape the Future of Arizona’s Transportation System, TODAY!

Thank you for participating in the Interstate 11 (I-11) Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement Public Scoping process by completing this survey. Public Scoping is a time for our team to learn from the community prior to embarking on the environmental study. We need your input on what transportation problems you experience today, how to solve these problems in the future, and what you feel is important within the I-11 Corridor Study Area. You may view the Corridor Study Area Map at www.i11study.com/Arizona

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* 1. Please provide your name (optional)

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* 2. E-mail address (optional)

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* 3. What is your address? (optional)

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* 4. Home ZIP Code (required)

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* 5. Please tell us what problems you experience today, or anticipate in the future, related to transportation in the Corridor Study Area that the I-11 project could address. Please rank the following in order of importance to you. (1= highest ranking [most important], 5=lowest ranking [least important]). You may view the Corridor Study Area Map at www.i11study.com/Arizona

	1 (most important)	2	3	4	5 (least important)
Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time)	Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time) 1 (most important)	Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time) 2	Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time) 3	Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time) 4	Relieve local congestion, improve travel time and reliability (reduce how long a trip will take or ensure certainty of travel time) 5 (least important)
Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona)	Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona) 1 (most important)	Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona) 2	Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona) 3	Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona) 4	Relieve regional congestion, improve travel time and reliability (between Southern and Northwestern Arizona) 5 (least important)
Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways	Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways 1 (most important)	Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways 2	Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways 3	Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways 4	Improve freight travel and reliability, reducing bottlenecks on existing highways 5 (least important)
Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism)	Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism) 1 (most important)	Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism) 2	Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism) 3	Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism) 4	Improve local access to communities and resources (parks, recreation, and tourism) 5 (least important)
Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today	Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today 1 (most important)	Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today 2	Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today 3	Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today 4	Need for a different transportation mode than what exists today 5 (least important)
Support homeland security and national defense needs	Support homeland security and national defense needs 1 (most important)	Support homeland security and national defense needs 2	Support homeland security and national defense needs 3	Support homeland security and national defense needs 4	Support homeland security and national defense needs 5 (least important)

Other desirable outcomes

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* 6. What should I-11 be or accommodate within the Corridor. Please rank the following in order of importance to you. (1= highest ranking [most important], 5=lowest ranking [least important]). You may view the Corridor Study Area Map at www.i11study.com/Arizona

	1 (most important)	2	3	4	5 (least important)
New highway/freeway	New highway/freeway 1 (most important)	New highway/freeway 2	New highway/freeway 3	New highway/freeway 4	New highway/freeway 5 (least important)
Combination of new and existing highway/freeway	Combination of new and existing highway/freeway 1 (most important)	Combination of new and existing highway/freeway 2	Combination of new and existing highway/freeway 3	Combination of new and existing highway/freeway 4	Combination of new and existing highway/freeway 5 (least important)
Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway	Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway 1 (most important)	Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway 2	Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway 3	Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway 4	Enhance or expand existing highway/freeway 5 (least important)
Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives	Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives 1 (most important)	Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives 2	Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives 3	Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives 4	Accommodate rail within corridor alternatives 5 (least important)
Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications)	Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications) 1 (most important)	Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications) 2	Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications) 3	Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications) 4	Accommodate utilities within corridor alternatives (for example: electric, fiber optic, communications) 5 (least important)
Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives	Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives 1 (most important)	Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives 2	Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives 3	Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives 4	Accommodate rail and utilities within corridor alternatives 5 (least important)

Other (please specify)

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* 7. The study will evaluate and consider the potential impacts on many human environmental factors. Please rank the following. (1= highest ranking [most important], 5=lowest ranking [least important]):

	1 (most important)	2	3	4	5 (least important)
Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences	Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences 1 (most important)	Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences 2	Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences 3	Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences 4	Neighborhoods, diverse communities, and residences 5 (least important)
Economic development and growth	Economic development and growth 1 (most important)	Economic development and growth 2	Economic development and growth 3	Economic development and growth 4	Economic development and growth 5 (least important)
Land use	Land use 1 (most important)	Land use 2	Land use 3	Land use 4	Land use 5 (least important)
Public parks and recreation	Public parks and recreation 1 (most important)	Public parks and recreation 2	Public parks and recreation 3	Public parks and recreation 4	Public parks and recreation 5 (least important)

Other (please specify)

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* 8. The study also will evaluate and consider the potential impacts on many natural environmental factors. Please rank the following. (1= highest ranking [most important], 5=lowest ranking [least important]):

	1 (most important)	2	3	4	5 (least important)
Air quality	Air quality 1 (most important)	Air quality 2	Air quality 3	Air quality 4	Air quality 5 (least important)
Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats)	Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats) 1 (most important)	Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats) 2	Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats) 3	Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats) 4	Biological resources (for example: plants, wildlife and habitats) 5 (least important)
Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland	Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland 1 (most important)	Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland 2	Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland 3	Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland 4	Geology/fissures, soils, and farmland 5 (least important)
Hazardous materials	Hazardous materials 1 (most important)	Hazardous materials 2	Hazardous materials 3	Hazardous materials 4	Hazardous materials 5 (least important)
Historic structures and archaeological sites	Historic structures and archaeological sites 1 (most important)	Historic structures and archaeological sites 2	Historic structures and archaeological sites 3	Historic structures and archaeological sites 4	Historic structures and archaeological sites 5 (least important)
Noise and vibration	Noise and vibration 1 (most important)	Noise and vibration 2	Noise and vibration 3	Noise and vibration 4	Noise and vibration 5 (least important)
Visual and aesthetics	Visual and aesthetics 1 (most important)	Visual and aesthetics 2	Visual and aesthetics 3	Visual and aesthetics 4	Visual and aesthetics 5 (least important)
Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage)	Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage) 1 (most important)	Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage) 2	Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage) 3	Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage) 4	Water resources (for example: rivers, washes, floodplains and drainage) 5 (least important)

Other (please specify)

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* 9. Identify the areas or resources within the Corridor Study Area that you feel must be avoided or are important to consider. You may view the Corridor Study Area Map at www.i11study.com/Arizona

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* 10. How do you prefer to receive information?

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* 11. Additional Comments:

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and providing our team valuable feedback. During the next several months, the Study team will analyze your comments and incorporate your ideas and preferences when identifying solutions (known as corridor alternatives) to address the needs of the I-11 Corridor. Once the draft corridor alternatives have been identified, the public will be asked to provide feedback on the proposed solutions. This next round of public participation is anticipated in early 2017. Thank you for your continued interest in the I-11 Study.