Columbia Levee Connector Neighborhood Survey [English]

Neighborhood Survey 2024

The Columbia Levee Connector (formerly Argay-Parkrose greenway project) is a transformative initiative to build a multi-modal pathway (a path for those walking, biking, and rolling) between NE Sandy Blvd and NE Marine Drive at about 142nd (running north-south).

Do you live, work, or worship in the Parkrose, Argay Terrace, Russell, Parkrose Heights, Wilkes Community Group, and Hazelwood neighborhoods or surrounding areas?

We want to hear from you! Give us feedback on the following questions so we can best understand how this proposed path would assist you and your community.

En Español

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Current location of proposed pathway. See the pin on Google Maps here.

<strong>Current location of proposed pathway. See the pin on Google Maps <a href="https://maps.app.goo.gl/p8db3YV5k66F3BS7A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.</strong>

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* What neighborhood best describes where you live?

Parkrose

Argay Terrace

Russell

Parkrose Heights

Wilkes Community Group

Hazelwood

Other neighborhood

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* I ______ in Parkrose, Argay Terrace, Russell, Parkrose Heights, Wilkes Community Group, Hazelwood or a nearby area (check all that apply).

Live

Work

Recreate

Access nature (slough, river, etc)

Shop

Worship

Other (please specify)

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* I feel my neighborhood has enough safe, complete routes for walking and biking.

Yes

I don't know

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* On a scale of 1-10, rate the quality (i.e. safety, accessibility, beauty) of the streets, paths, and trails in your community (Drag slider to select an option between 1 and 10).

1: Poor quality

5: About average

10: They are awesome!

Clear

i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* How often (on average) do you walk, bike, or use a mobility device to take a trip (i.e. going to school, work, store, park, etc.)?

Every day of the week

At least 5 days a week

2-3 times a week

Once a week

Less than once a week

Never

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* What challenges do you face when walking or biking in the area near this proposed path?

It’s too close to a busy, noisy roadway

Not enough/no safe crossings over busy streets (i.e. traffic safety concerns)

I don’t have access due to my age/ability (i.e. inaccessible/incomplete sidewalks and/or hard-to-access via mobility devices or bikes)

Not enough shade and/or trees

Not enough/too dim of lighting, decreased visibility and safety

Not enough benches or bus stops

Not enough trash receptacles (including dog waste stations)

I don’t feel safe because of my identity (i.e. gender, age, ethnicity, race, sexuality)

Other (please specify)

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* How often (on average) do these challenges influence your choice to walk or bike to take a trip (i.e. going to school, work, store, park, etc.)?

Every day of the week

At least 5 days a week

2-3 times a week

Once a week

Less than once a week

Never

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* If there were a safe, accessible, and beautiful path connecting NE Marine Dr and NE Sandy Blvd at about 142nd, would you use it?

Yes

Maybe

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* If we were to build a path in this area, what would your top priorities be? (Select three only)

It’s safe and accessible

I could access it from my business, home, or school

I would have a safe crossing over busier streets (NE Marine Dr, NE Sandy Blvd, NE Airport Way)

I can access destinations by foot, mobility device, or bike that I couldn’t previously

There is shade coverage over the path

There is bright lighting along the path that increases visibility and safety

There is seating along the path

There are good trash receptacles (including dog waste stations)

There is greenspace along the path

It’s a safe space for all people regardless of identity (i.e. gender, age, ethnicity, race, sexuality)

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* For which reasons would you use this proposed path?

Commuting to work

Commuting to school

Travel to shopping

Visiting the river, parks, and natural areas

Recreation/leisure

Exercise

Dog walking

Other

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* Which safety or design features of the path would encourage you to use it more? (Select three only)

Accessible and easy to use (smooth, curb ramps, not too steep, etc.)

Slower cars on nearby roads

Complete route from the river to NE Sandy Blvd, including across the busy streets

Enough space so people walking and biking are separated from each other

Improved lighting and safety features

Trash receptacles (including dog waste stations)

Natural environment (beautiful landscaping, trees, etc.)

Art and other beautifying features (murals, sculptures, etc.)

Enhanced signage, including wayfinding and storytelling

We are committed to creating safe, inclusive processes and places for all people regardless of background or ability. We're asking these questions below to help us ensure we are reaching as diverse an audience as possible.

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* Is there anything else we should know that would make this the best path for you and your community?

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* Email

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* What cross streets do you live on?

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* What is your zip code?

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* What is your race/ethnicity?

White

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Asian or Asian American

American Indian or Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

Prefer not to answer

Other (please specify)

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* What best describes your gender?

Female

Male

Non-binary

A gender not listed here

Prefer not to answer

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* Do you own or rent your home?

Rent

Own

Prefer not to answer

Other (please specify)

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* How many children are you parent or guardian for and live in your household (aged 17 or younger only)?

None

More than 4

Prefer not to answer

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* What is your approximate average household income?

Under $15,000

Between $15,000 and $29,999

Between $30,000 and $49,999

Between $50,000 and $74,999

Between $75,000 and $99,999

Between $100,000 and $150,000

Over $150,000

Prefer not to answer

Want to get further involved? We will be hosting cleanups, community events, and feedback sessions this spring and summer. Email burgin@thestreettrust.org for more information.