Walking In the City 2022

Please provide your feedback on walking in Elk Grove.

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1. When walking what is your trip purpose? Please rank in order of importance 1=most important, 6= least important.

Work

	Response Percent	Response Count
1	5.0%	1
3	15.0%	3
5	10.0%	2
6	55.0%	11

Exercise/ Recreation

	Response Count
1	70.0%	14
2	10.0%	2
3	5.0%	1
5	5.0%	1
6	10.0%	2

School

	Response Count
1	10.0%	2
2	20.0%	4
3	5.0%	1
4	5.0%	1
5	20.0%	4
6	25.0%	5

Shopping

Social

	Response Count
1	10.0%	2
2	35.0%	7
3	5.0%	1
4	20.0%	4
5	10.0%	2
6	10.0%	2

Transit Stop

2. How often do you walk to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

	Response Percent	Response Count
1 per month	20.0%	4
1 to 2 days a week	30.0%	6
3 to 4 days a week	15.0%	3
5 or more days a week	35.0%	7

3. Why do you walk?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Exercise/Recreation	95.0%	19
Transit	30.0%	6
Budget	20.0%	4
Don’t have a vehicle	10.0%	2
Don’t have a bike	5.0%	1
Other	5.0%	1

4. What would make you walk more?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Construct Missing Sidewalk	55.6%	10
Better Street Lighting	50.0%	9
Better Signage	5.6%	1
Better Street Crossings	50.0%	9
Other	33.3%	6

5. How far do you typically walk to a destination?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Less than ½ mile	5.0%	1
½ to 1 mile	35.0%	7
1 to 2 miles	20.0%	4
2 to 5 miles	35.0%	7
5 more miles or more	5.0%	1

6. Rank your preferred walking route type from 1 to 2.

Multi-Use Paved Trail

		Response Percent	Response Count
1		65.0%	13
2		30.0%	6

Sidewalk

		Response Percent	Response Count
1		30.0%	6
2		65.0%	13

7. What location(s) would you like better pedestrian access to or through? (Be as specific as you can be) At the end of the survey is a map where you can put location specific information.

Answered: 13
Skipped: 7

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Please pin walking impacts within the City.

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A - Home

A - Home
B - Barrier to Walking

B - Barrier to Walking
C - Destination

C - Destination
D - New Sidewalk

D - New Sidewalk
E - New Trail Connection

E - New Trail Connection

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1. When walking what is your trip purpose? Please rank in order of importance 1=most important, 6= least important.

2. How often do you walk to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

1 per month

1 to 2 days a week

3 to 4 days a week

5 or more days a week

3. Why do you walk?

4. What would make you walk more?

5. How far do you typically walk to a destination?

6. Rank your preferred walking route type from 1 to 2.

	1	2
Multi-Use Paved Trail
Sidewalk

7. What location(s) would you like better pedestrian access to or through? (Be as specific as you can be) At the end of the survey is a map where you can put location specific information.

8. If you would like to sign up for an email list, please provide your email below. By providing your information you will receive updates on the following: a. 2022 -2027 Capital Improvement Program b. Bicycle Pedestrian and Trails Master Plan Update

This map below provides an alternate way to provide location specific information as requested in the survey above.

Please pin walking impacts within the City.

Mark a map in 3 steps

1 Select a place type

A - Home

Home (A)
B - Barrier to Walking

Barrier to Walking (B)
C - Destination

Destination (C)
D - New Sidewalk

New Sidewalk (D)
E - New Trail Connection

New Trail Connection (E)

2 Click where you would like to place the pin

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3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add more pins as many times as you want

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