Pottstown ETOD and Play Streets Survey

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As the nation approaches its 250th Anniversary, the Pottstown community is seeking input from residents about the growth and development of the community over the next 250 years to ensure a sustainable and equitable future for all residents and businesses. We value your input. Please take a couple of minutes to answer this brief survey. There are only two mandatory questions (Section 1). Section two is for residents to share more thoughts about equitable transit oriented development (ETOD) and Pottstown Play Streets. Thank you for your responses.

Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (ETOD) is a planning and development approach that integrates accessible, affordable, and inclusive community development with sustainable multi-modal (biking, walking, roads, bus, rail, freight, etc.) public transit and transportation infrastructure to ensure all residents and businesses benefit equitably. What ETOD Subjects Would You Like to Learn More About?

Needed local zoning and permitting changes.

Community engagement and equity

Economic and Redevelopment Plans

Workforce Development Opportunities

Anti-displacement initiatives to support small businesses and residents.

Examples and Case Studies from Other Local Areas Similar to the Borough of Pottstown

Other:

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In your opinion, how has Pottstown Play Streets impacted the sense of community in your neighborhood? (Select all that apply)

Increased interaction with neighbors

Improved social cohesion

Enhanced feeling of safety

Minimal impact

Other:

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