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S. Lone Tree Rd. Planning & Environmental Linkages Study

Please give us your feedback on the needs within the S. Lone Tree Corridor. It will help us identify potential environmental issues and their mitigations

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The elements below are Needs addressed in this study. Please rate how much you agree with the following statements (1 = least important, 5 = most important). South Lone Tree Road (Zuni to J.W. Powell) needs…

to primarily support continued regional growth and development.
Response Percent Response Count
1 11.1% 1
2 11.1% 1
3 55.6% 5
4 11.1% 1
5 11.1% 1
to support the new communities and residents along J.W. Powell Blvd.
Response Percent Response Count
2 11.1% 1
3 44.4% 4
4 33.3% 3
5 11.1% 1
to provide better auto, pedestrian, and bicycle connections
Response Percent Response Count
2 11.1% 1
4 11.1% 1
5 77.8% 7
to maintain a rural character
Response Percent Response Count
1 22.2% 2
3 11.1% 1
4 22.2% 2
5 44.4% 4
to improve safety conditions for all road users
Response Percent Response Count
2 11.1% 1
4 11.1% 1
5 77.8% 7
to provide vital access to regional healthcare facilities and emergency responders
Response Percent Response Count
2 11.1% 1
3 11.1% 1
4 44.4% 4
5 33.3% 3

Where do you see issues? Reminder: The S. Lone Tree Rd. study area is only from Zuni Rd. to J.W. Powell. Please keep your comments within the study area.

  • S - Safety

    Are there any safety issues related to the existing roadway? Examples: speeding, running stop signs, not yielding to bicyclists or pedestrians, icy road conditions, the need for marked crosswalks, and sightline issues where you cannot see other people or cars. etc.

  • WC - Wildlife Crossing

    Are there any areas where you frequently see or encounter wildlife crossing? 

  • F/D - Flood/Drainage Issues

    Are there any areas where flooding or draining issues occur on or near the roadway? 

  • C/T - Congestion/Traffic

    Are there any areas where congestion, traffic, or where back-ups occur on a regular basis? 

  • P/B - Pedestrians & Bicyclists

    Are there any issues with the existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities both on-street on the adjacent FUTS trail? For example, are there issues accessing the FUTS trail, crossing S. Lone Tree, Zuni Dr., or J.W. Powell, etc?  

  • ADA - ADA Access

    Are there any issues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in regard to existing infrastructure and facilities? Example: curb ramps to allow for wheeled devices to cross the road, audible devices to know when it's safe to cross the road, etc. 

  • P - Pavement Conditions

    Are there any existing issues with the pavement conditions? Example: potholes, deterioration, on-street markings have faded or cracked, etc.  


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Please elaborate on any of your responses from the mapping exercise (question 2). You can also add other issues and concerns you may have within the study area.

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How should we evaluate future roadway design alternatives? Which criteria are most important to you? (Please choose your top 3)

Response Percent Response Count
Travel time reliability 33.3% 3
Transit access and circulation 22.2% 2
Corridor pavement conditions 11.1% 1
Cost of investment 11.1% 1
Property and development impacts 11.1% 1
Congestion reduction 44.4% 4
Bicycle and Pedestrian safety and comfort 88.9% 8
Access to FUTS 44.4% 4
Economic growth and development 11.1% 1

Why is this project important to you? (Select all that apply)

Response Percent Response Count
I live within ½ mile of the study area (Pine Canyon or Pinnacle Pines) 66.7% 6
I regularly walk, bike, or use the FUTS trails in the study area 66.7% 6
I frequently commute within/through the study area 77.8% 7
The topic interests me 33.3% 3
I like to be informed of upcoming projects 44.4% 4

Please select the age category that best describes you.

Response Percent Response Count
18-24 11.1% 1
25-40 22.2% 2
41-64 44.4% 4
65+ 22.2% 2

What best describes your current employment (pick up to two)

Response Percent Response Count
Full-time employee 44.4% 4
Part-time employee 22.2% 2
Student 22.2% 2
Retired 33.3% 3

Which of the following income groups includes your total household income in 2021 before taxes (pick one)?

Response Percent Response Count
$25,000 to $49,900 11.1% 1
$50,000 to $74,900 11.1% 1
$75,000 to $99,900 11.1% 1
$100,000 to $149,900 33.3% 3
$150,000 and over 22.2% 2
Don't know/Decline to answer 11.1% 1

Are you Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish in origin?

Response Percent Response Count
No 77.8% 7
Don't know/Declined to answer 22.2% 2

How do you describe yourself (pick one)?

Response Percent Response Count
White 77.8% 7
Don't know/Decline to answer 22.2% 2

How do you describe your gender (pick one)?

Response Percent Response Count
Female 33.3% 3
Male 55.6% 5
Decline to answer 11.1% 1

We’re grateful that you’ve chosen to take the time to help MetroPlan and the City of Flagstaff identify improvement opportunities for S. Lone Tree Road. You are welcome to submit any additional comments about the study below:

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to primarily support continued regional growth and development.
to support the new communities and residents along J.W. Powell Blvd.
to provide better auto, pedestrian, and bicycle connections
to maintain a rural character
to improve safety conditions for all road users
to provide vital access to regional healthcare facilities and emergency responders

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  • Safety (S)

    Are there any safety issues related to the existing roadway? Examples: speeding, running stop signs, not yielding to bicyclists or pedestrians, icy road conditions, the need for marked crosswalks, and sightline issues where you cannot see other people or cars. etc.

  • Wildlife Crossing (WC)

    Are there any areas where you frequently see or encounter wildlife crossing? 

  • Flood/Drainage Issues (F/D)

    Are there any areas where flooding or draining issues occur on or near the roadway? 

  • Congestion/Traffic (C/T)

    Are there any areas where congestion, traffic, or where back-ups occur on a regular basis? 

  • Pedestrians & Bicyclists (P/B)

    Are there any issues with the existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities both on-street on the adjacent FUTS trail? For example, are there issues accessing the FUTS trail, crossing S. Lone Tree, Zuni Dr., or J.W. Powell, etc?  

  • ADA Access (ADA)

    Are there any issues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in regard to existing infrastructure and facilities? Example: curb ramps to allow for wheeled devices to cross the road, audible devices to know when it's safe to cross the road, etc. 

  • Pavement Conditions (P)

    Are there any existing issues with the pavement conditions? Example: potholes, deterioration, on-street markings have faded or cracked, etc.  

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