Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Chaplin District? Other - I lived in the area for 5 years. I still love to come to Burkes beach regularly
How often do you visit the Chaplin District? Weekly
Age 50-64
Please select your gender Female
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) $25,000 - $49,999
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
Nearly half of the district’s existing land use is residential, with half of that being multi-family housing, one of the Island's largest clusters. How do you feel about the current residential density in the Chaplin District? Just Right
With 1,334 short-term rentals in the District, over 50% of housing units in the Chaplin District are short-term rentals. As a result, the implementation of an STR ordinance has been a priority of the Town. In your opinion, are the current short term rental regulations adequate?
Yes
The Chaplin District is characterized by its unique beach neighborhoods and coastal vibe. The district includes Driessen, Folly Field, and Islanders Beach Parks, with public beach access at Burke’s Beach and Singleton Beach Road. How important is it to preserve this character? Neutral
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Other - Having a resort in the area shows clearly that it is tourists oriented, especially at Bradley Circle and Sandy Beach road. Also, there was never much character as far as architecture is concerned, since the styles are as diverse as you can imagine.
Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) are residential properties that are affordable to low- and moderate-income households without direct government subsidies or affordability requirements. How important is it to preserve NOAH in the Chaplin District? Neutral
How important is it to improve access to parks and beach amenities in the district? Very Important
Do you believe that the Chaplin District has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community buildings? No
What types of amenities or facilities would you like to see more of in the district? (Select all that apply) Dog parks, Linear parks and trails, Beach access and parking, Other - I miss the bike access from Chaplin to Driessen park. Now I have to go through the beach, which is very inconvenient.
How important is it to enhance protections for natural elements such as beachfront, Tidal Creeks (ie: Broad Creek, the Folly located adjacent to Burke’s Beach access)? Very Important
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Chaplin District? No
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 2, Theme 8
The vision for the Chaplin District emphasizes reinvestment in beach parks and maintaining its neighborhood scale. Do you feel this vision reflects the district’s potential? Strongly Disagree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Improved beach park amenities, Enhanced pedestrian and cyclist connections, Other - It's important to keep the original vegetation and its little inhabitants (insects, reptiles, turtles, arachnids, etc...) alive. It is part of our cultural heritage. So it would be helpful to regulate against the cutting and clearing of native vegetation
The district serves waterfront neighborhoods, resorts and visitors, limited businesses, park users, as well as travelers through the district including pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Well
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Beach and park access, amenities and parking, Views of Broad Creek and green space on William Hilton Parkway through Town-owned properties
How can we better activate / improve the district? (Select all that apply) Chaplin Community Park Upgrades- soccer, dog park, tennis, Sustainable beaches and amenities, Linear parks and trails, Existing crossing point for pedestrians on major roadways to create safer connections
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Chaplin District? Restaurants and cafes, Art galleries and cultural venues, Health and wellness services, Other - This choice is very unclear: Entrepreneurial spaces (co-working, incubators). What do you mean with co-working and incubators?
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Chaplin District?? No Opinion
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
Please provide any comments on these focus areas and identify any that we have missed. I like the idea of linking communities and neighborhoods together. Therefore I think it is essential to reopen the access that had been there for over 20 years at Bradley Circle between Chaplin community Park and Driessen Park .It was a joy for my children to be able to walk for a few minutes to Driessen Park and enjoy the public park. At Bradley Circle, we didn't have a sense of community due to the presence of Surf Watch Marriott and the majority of renting properties, so it was important for them to be able to mingle with other kids at Driessen Park.
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How would you rate the effectiveness of the public transit/Palmetto Breeze Trolley network in connecting visitors and residents to the district? Neutral
How important is public access to beaches, marsh areas, creeks, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Very Important
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Better sidewalks, bike lanes and pathways
What streetscaping improvements would you like to see along William Hilton Parkway to enhance safety, aesthetics, and walkability? More landscaping and greenery, Better lighting and signage, Enhanced bike lanes and multi-use paths
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Chaplin District planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Yes
Do you have additional comments or suggestions for the future of the Chaplin District? As far as the cultural aspect of the Chaplin district is concerned, the Burkes family is the one that used to own most of that area. I think they should be greatly involved to represent that area, and also anyone that has been living there the longest. They have more knowledge about that area than anyone that moved in only a few years ago.

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? No
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Chaplin District? Other - Multiple Properties Owner
How often do you visit the Chaplin District? Weekly
Age 35-49
Please select your gender Male
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) Prefer not to answer
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
Nearly half of the district’s existing land use is residential, with half of that being multi-family housing, one of the Island's largest clusters. How do you feel about the current residential density in the Chaplin District? Just Right
With 1,334 short-term rentals in the District, over 50% of housing units in the Chaplin District are short-term rentals. As a result, the implementation of an STR ordinance has been a priority of the Town. In your opinion, are the current short term rental regulations adequate?
Yes
Feel free to elaborate on your response regarding the short-term rental regulations. STR and truism is extremely important to the community and local business. I think is critical to continue to support policies that favors opportunities for Active younger people so they prosper. As a community we want to have residents of all ages and opportunities for all.
The Chaplin District is characterized by its unique beach neighborhoods and coastal vibe. The district includes Driessen, Folly Field, and Islanders Beach Parks, with public beach access at Burke’s Beach and Singleton Beach Road. How important is it to preserve this character? Important
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Other - overregulation and Changes in the LMO that are nothing more than property take
Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) are residential properties that are affordable to low- and moderate-income households without direct government subsidies or affordability requirements. How important is it to preserve NOAH in the Chaplin District? Low Importance
How important is it to improve access to parks and beach amenities in the district? Very Important
Do you believe that the Chaplin District has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community buildings? No
What types of amenities or facilities would you like to see more of in the district? (Select all that apply) Other - Improve connectivity and restore Pedestrian access from Bradley circle
How important is it to enhance protections for natural elements such as beachfront, Tidal Creeks (ie: Broad Creek, the Folly located adjacent to Burke’s Beach access)? Important
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Chaplin District? No
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 3, Theme 5
The vision for the Chaplin District emphasizes reinvestment in beach parks and maintaining its neighborhood scale. Do you feel this vision reflects the district’s potential? Strongly Disagree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Enhanced pedestrian and cyclist connections, Other - Maintain access to public parks and beaches
The district serves waterfront neighborhoods, resorts and visitors, limited businesses, park users, as well as travelers through the district including pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Neutral
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Beach and park access, amenities and parking, Other - improve interconnectivity; restore blocked access
How can we better activate / improve the district? (Select all that apply) Chaplin Community Park Upgrades- soccer, dog park, tennis, Other - add pickleball courts,
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Chaplin District? Restaurants and cafes, Retail shops, Art galleries and cultural venues, Health and wellness services
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Chaplin District?? Yes
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How would you rate the effectiveness of the public transit/Palmetto Breeze Trolley network in connecting visitors and residents to the district? Neutral
How important is public access to beaches, marsh areas, creeks, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Important
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Better sidewalks, bike lanes and pathways, Improved road infrastructure, Enhanced pedestrian crossings on major roads
What streetscaping improvements would you like to see along William Hilton Parkway to enhance safety, aesthetics, and walkability? More landscaping and greenery, Improved sidewalks and pedestrian crossings, Enhanced bike lanes and multi-use paths
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Chaplin District planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Yes
Do you have additional comments or suggestions for the future of the Chaplin District? Town should make efforts to improve and protect Owners rights . No actions should be taken or LMO changes should be implemented that are Taking properties rights away .

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Parkway Arts District? Resident
How often do you visit the Parkway Arts District? Monthly
Age 65 or older
Please select your gender Male
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) Prefer not to answer
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
How do you feel about the current intensity of development in the Parkway Arts District? Too High
The Parkway Arts District is characterized by its cultural and creative environment. How important is it to preserve this identity? Very Important
How important is it to update older commercial and office buildings in the district (average age: 38 years)? Important
Given the vacant and aging properties in the district, what concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Displacement of residents or businesses, Impact on community character, Increased traffic and congestion, Environmental concerns
Given that the Parkway Arts District has the fewest housing units of all districts, how important is adding more housing options? Neutral
This district has one-third of total Island retail/office square footage. How important is it to retain this level of retail and office space within this district? Important
Most jobs are in the service and retail sectors. What types of businesses or amenities would you like to see more of in the district? (Select all that apply) Art galleries and cultural venues, Performance and entertainment spaces, Linear pathway connections and open spaces, Theaters and museums
How important is it to enhance connectivity to Broad Creek and its surrounding recreational areas? Very Important
Do you believe that the Parkway Arts district has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity and community buildings? No
Do you feel this vision accurately represents what the Parkway Arts District should become? Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Expanded arts and cultural programming, Improved streetscapes and pedestrian access, Support for local businesses and markets, Development of parks and public spaces, Conservation of natural and historical resources, Enhanced connectivity to the Broad Creek
How can we better activate the district? (Select all that apply) Cultural District designation from the South Carolina Arts Commission, Pedestrian safety improvements, Allow second story residential in some commercial areas
Which of the following aspects do you think should be prioritized in the Parkway Arts district? (Select all that apply) Preservation of Natural Resources, Workforce Housing, Transit Improvements, Pedestrian Improvements, Arts and Culture
What improvements would you like to see in the redevelopment of existing sites in the district? (Select all that apply) Public art installations, Enhanced seating areas
How can the Parkway Arts district better promote arts and culture? (Select all that apply) Public Art Installations, Interpretive Signage, Makers Spaces, Community Engagement and Education
How safe do you feel the current routes to schools are for children in the Parkway Arts district? Neutral
How important is public access to marsh, creek, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Very Important
Should the following focus areas should be part of the planning process for the district?
Which of the following aspects do you think should be prioritized in the Parkway Arts District? (Select all that apply) Cultural District designation from the South Carolina Arts Commission, Expansion of locations for public art
How interested would you be in seeing increased cultural representation (e.g., events, public art, educational resources) in the district? Very Interested
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How would you rate the effectiveness of the trolley network in connecting visitors and residents to the district? Neutral
How would you rate the importance of connected open spaces (parks, trails, etc.) in enhancing the community? Very Important
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Better sidewalks and bike lanes and pathways, Expanded public transit options, Enhanced parking facilities
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Parkway Arts district planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? No
Maybe interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops, but it depends on... (Select all that apply) In-person and/or virtual attendance options

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Marshes District? Other - Nearby Resident
How often do you visit the Marshes District? Daily
Age 50-64
Please select your gender Male
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) $100,000 - $149,999
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
The district holds about 2,400 residents, only around 6% of the Island’s total, but has more full- time residents compared to other parts of the Island. How do you feel about the current population density in the Marshes District? Just Right
The Marshes District is characterized by its low-density residential areas and historical significance. How important is it to preserve this character? Very Important
Considering that the average age in the Marshes District is 40.5 years, making it the second youngest district, how well do you think the community meets the needs of younger residents? Well
Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) are residential properties that are affordable to low- and moderate-income households without direct government subsidies or affordability requirements. How important is it to preserve NOAH in the Marshes District? Important
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Increased traffic and congestion, Environmental concerns, Zoning and density allowances
The district has no major parks and limited park access, excluding Old House Creek Dock and Beaufort County Boat Landing. How important is it to improve access to parks and recreational areas in the district? Neutral
What types of amenities or facilities would you like to see more of in the district? (Select all that apply) Parks and open spaces, Other - Maintain all natural area's no new construction where existing structures dont exsist.
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Marshes district? Yes
How important is it to enhance water quality in the marshes and waterways of the district? Very Important
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Marshes district? Somewhat
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 3, Theme 7
Do you feel this vision accurately represents what the Marshes District should become? Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Preservation of low-density residential character, Other - No new construction except where building already exist.
The district serves full-time residents, native islanders and historic neighborhoods as well as marina users and boat landing users, and multiple church congregations. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Well
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Water quality of waterways and marshes, Other - Current level of natuaral landscaping should not be infringed on for new construction of any kind.
Which activation strategies should the district focus on to enhance its identity and community engagement? (Select all that apply) Improvement of aging commercial areas (e.g., Spanish Wells Rd.), Other - Current level of natuaral landscaping should not be infringed on for new construction of any kind.
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Marshes District? (Select all that apply) Other - None.
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Marshes district? Somewhat
Should the following focus areas should be part of the planning process for the Marshes district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How interested would you be in using additional transit services, like the Breeze Trolly, if it were available in the district? Low interest
How important is public access to marsh, creek, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Neutral
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Other - No new roads, maintain what we have.
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Marshes district planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Satisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Yes

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Marshes District? Resident
How often do you visit the Marshes District? Weekly
Age 65 or older
Please select your gender Male
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) $150,000 or more
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
The district holds about 2,400 residents, only around 6% of the Island’s total, but has more full- time residents compared to other parts of the Island. How do you feel about the current population density in the Marshes District? Just Right
The Marshes District is characterized by its low-density residential areas and historical significance. How important is it to preserve this character? Important
Considering that the average age in the Marshes District is 40.5 years, making it the second youngest district, how well do you think the community meets the needs of younger residents? Neutral
Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) are residential properties that are affordable to low- and moderate-income households without direct government subsidies or affordability requirements. How important is it to preserve NOAH in the Marshes District? Important
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Impact on historic character
The district has no major parks and limited park access, excluding Old House Creek Dock and Beaufort County Boat Landing. How important is it to improve access to parks and recreational areas in the district? Important
What types of amenities or facilities would you like to see more of in the district? (Select all that apply) Parks and open spaces
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Marshes district? Yes
How important is it to enhance water quality in the marshes and waterways of the district? Neutral
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Marshes district? Yes
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 1, Theme 7
Do you feel this vision accurately represents what the Marshes District should become? Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Development of parks and public spaces
The district serves full-time residents, native islanders and historic neighborhoods as well as marina users and boat landing users, and multiple church congregations. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Well
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Naturally occurring affordable housing units
Which activation strategies should the district focus on to enhance its identity and community engagement? (Select all that apply) Creation of marshfront amenities, such as parks
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Marshes District? (Select all that apply) Restaurants and cafes
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Marshes district? Yes
Should the following focus areas should be part of the planning process for the Marshes district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How interested would you be in using additional transit services, like the Breeze Trolly, if it were available in the district? Not interested at all
How important is public access to marsh, creek, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Important
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Better sidewalks and bike lanes and pathways
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Marshes district planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Satisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? No

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Main Street District? Resident
How often do you visit the Main Street District? Daily
Age 65 or older
Please select your gender Female
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) $150,000 or more
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
The Main Street District contains the Beaufort County Public School campus and Hilton Head Medical Center and is characterized by its role as a business and institutional hub. How important is it to preserve these functions? Very Important
The district has one of the highest business counts of the districts, leading to a larger daytime population. Very few residents live and work in the district, with almost 3,000 employees commuting daily. How important is it to have more housing for the workforce within the district? Low Importance
Half of this area's 259 businesses and 2,770 jobs are in health care. How important is it to maintain these medical services in the district? Very Important
Nearly a quarter of the Island's retail and office space is in the district. Commercial spaces are newer than the Island’s average commercial space. How important is redevelopment in the district? Low Importance
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Increased traffic and congestion
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Main Street District? (Select all that apply) Restaurants and cafes
How important is redevelopment of the aging offices and commercial spaces in the district? Neutral
Do you believe that the Main Street District has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community gathering spaces? Yes
Lafayette Place runs parallel to William Hilton Parkway between Indigo Run Drive and the Festival Center shopping center. How important is it to create a more walkable environment along this street? Important
How important is it to enhance stormwater management within the district? Very Important
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 1, Theme 6
The vision for the Main Street District emphasizes a walkable, mixed-use center that supports its residents and institutions while fostering thoughtful growth. Do you feel this vision reflects the district’s potential? Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Improved streetscapes and pedestrian access, Support for local businesses and markets, Conservation of natural and historical resources
The district serves students and families, residents including those in assisted living facilities, park users, community institutions such as the public library and the hospital, and businesses and services. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Well
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Stormwater systems linking to Jarvis Creek Park/Lake Liggett, Tree protections for the district
How can we better activate the district? (Select all that apply) Pathway connections and sidewalks, Streetscaping and beautification, Green spaces and gathering spaces, Jarvis Creek Park improvements
Do you think the development of workforce housing should be a priority in the Main Street District, given its role in serving a majority of the workforce in education, childcare, medical, and other essential services? No
How safe do you feel the current routes to schools are for children in the Main Street District? Somewhat unsafe
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How interested would you be in using additional transit services, like the Breeze Trolly, if it were available in the district? Low interest
How important is access to parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Neutral
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) More sidewalks, pathways and bike lanes, Better roadway maintenance, Enhanced pedestrian safety
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Main Street District planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? No

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Very Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Main Street District? Other - Full time resident patron of many Main Street District businesses
How often do you visit the Main Street District? Weekly
Age 50-64
Please select your gender Female
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) Prefer not to answer
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
The Main Street District contains the Beaufort County Public School campus and Hilton Head Medical Center and is characterized by its role as a business and institutional hub. How important is it to preserve these functions? Very Important
The district has one of the highest business counts of the districts, leading to a larger daytime population. Very few residents live and work in the district, with almost 3,000 employees commuting daily. How important is it to have more housing for the workforce within the district? Low Importance
Half of this area's 259 businesses and 2,770 jobs are in health care. How important is it to maintain these medical services in the district? Very Important
Nearly a quarter of the Island's retail and office space is in the district. Commercial spaces are newer than the Island’s average commercial space. How important is redevelopment in the district? Not at all important
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Displacement of residents or businesses, Impact on community character, Increased traffic and congestion, Environmental concerns
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Main Street District? (Select all that apply) Other - I don't think we need any more businesses in the Main Street District
How important is redevelopment of the aging offices and commercial spaces in the district? Low Importance
Do you believe that the Main Street District has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community gathering spaces? Yes
Lafayette Place runs parallel to William Hilton Parkway between Indigo Run Drive and the Festival Center shopping center. How important is it to create a more walkable environment along this street? Low Importance
How important is it to enhance stormwater management within the district? Very Important
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 1, Theme 6
The vision for the Main Street District emphasizes a walkable, mixed-use center that supports its residents and institutions while fostering thoughtful growth. Do you feel this vision reflects the district’s potential? Strongly Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Conservation of natural and historical resources, Other - Maintain the current vibe of this area - don't make it any bigger
The district serves students and families, residents including those in assisted living facilities, park users, community institutions such as the public library and the hospital, and businesses and services. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Well
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Secondary road access as an alternative to using William Hilton Parkway, Wetlands within the district, Tree protections for the district, Other - Please don't clear-cut the trees!
How can we better activate the district? (Select all that apply) Pathway connections and sidewalks, Mixed-use (Commercial and Residential on one property), Workforce housing
Do you think the development of workforce housing should be a priority in the Main Street District, given its role in serving a majority of the workforce in education, childcare, medical, and other essential services? Yes
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How interested would you be in using additional transit services, like the Breeze Trolly, if it were available in the district? Low interest
How important is access to parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Not important at all
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) Better roadway maintenance
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Main Street District planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Yes

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Skull Creek district? Visitor
How often do you visit the Skull Creek district? Monthly
Age 65 and over
Please select your gender. Female
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs) Prefer not to answer
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
How do you feel about the current population density in the Skull Creek District? Too High
Considering that the average age in the Skull Creek District is 37.4 years, how well do you think the community meets the needs of younger residents? Acceptable
How do you view the housing options available in the Skull Creek District for families? Neutral
The Skull Creek District contains the oldest commercial real estate on the Island such as the waterfront commercial on Squire Pope Road, businesses along William Hilton Parkway and Old Wild Horse Road. How important is it to you to preserve these commercial areas? Very Important
There are 30 acres of vacant property and older developments, which makes up 2.4% of the district. How supportive are you of potential redevelopment in these areas? Strongly Oppose
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Displacement of existing businesses, Impact on community character, Increased traffic and congestion, Environmental concerns
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Skull Creek district? Important
Should environmental protection be advanced and expanded for the Skull Creek district? Yes
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Skull Creek district? No
Do you believe that the Skull Creek district has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community buildings? Yes
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 1, Theme 7
Do you feel this vision accurately represents what the Skull Creek District should become? Strongly Agree
What aspects of the vision for the Skull Creek District do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Support for local businesses and markets, Environmental conservation and sustainability efforts
How important do you think residential development is for the Skull Creek District? Not Important at all
Which of the following aspects do you think should be prioritized in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Preservation of natural resources, Historic Preservation
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Restaurants and cafes, Art galleries and cultural venues
How would you rate the importance of connected open spaces (parks, trails, etc.) in enhancing the community? Important
How well do you think the Skull Creek District reflects the cultural heritage of the area? Poorly
How interested would you be in seeing increased cultural representation (e.g., events, public art, educational resources) in the district? Very Interested
How can the Skull Creek district better preserve and promote its unique identity and cultural heritage? Community engagement and education
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
What improvements would you like to see in the streetscape and redevelopment of existing sites in the district? (Select all that apply) More greenery and landscaping
How safe do you feel the current routes to schools are for children in the Skull Creek District? Neutral
How important is public access to marsh, creek, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Important
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Skull Creek district planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Yes

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? No
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Skull Creek district? Visitor
How often do you visit the Skull Creek district? Monthly
Age 50-64
Please select your gender. Male
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs) $150,000 or more
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
How do you feel about the current population density in the Skull Creek District? Just Right
Considering that the average age in the Skull Creek District is 37.4 years, how well do you think the community meets the needs of younger residents? Acceptable
How do you view the housing options available in the Skull Creek District for families? Neutral
The Skull Creek District contains the oldest commercial real estate on the Island such as the waterfront commercial on Squire Pope Road, businesses along William Hilton Parkway and Old Wild Horse Road. How important is it to you to preserve these commercial areas? Very Important
There are 30 acres of vacant property and older developments, which makes up 2.4% of the district. How supportive are you of potential redevelopment in these areas? Strongly Oppose
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Increased traffic and congestion
Do you believe conservation of neighborhood character and development patterns are important in the Skull Creek district? Important
Should environmental protection be advanced and expanded for the Skull Creek district? Yes
Do you believe cultural and historic assets are being appropriately protected, supported, and celebrated in the Skull Creek district? Somewhat
Do you believe that the Skull Creek district has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community buildings? No
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 6, Theme 7
Do you feel this vision accurately represents what the Skull Creek District should become? Strongly Agree
What aspects of the vision for the Skull Creek District do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Increased recreational opportunities (parks, trails, etc.), Enhanced waterfront access and views, Improved transportation and connectivity
How important do you think residential development is for the Skull Creek District? Slightly unimportant
Which of the following aspects do you think should be prioritized in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Preservation of natural resources, Mixed-use development, Historic Preservation
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Skull Creek District? (Select all that apply) Health and wellness services
How would you rate the importance of connected open spaces (parks, trails, etc.) in enhancing the community? Very Important
How well do you think the Skull Creek District reflects the cultural heritage of the area? Acceptable
How interested would you be in seeing increased cultural representation (e.g., events, public art, educational resources) in the district? Interested
How can the Skull Creek district better preserve and promote its unique identity and cultural heritage? Promotion of local businesses, Community engagement and education
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
What improvements would you like to see in the streetscape and redevelopment of existing sites in the district? (Select all that apply) Improved lighting and safety features
How safe do you feel the current routes to schools are for children in the Skull Creek District? Neutral
How important is public access to marsh, creek, and parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Very Important
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Skull Creek district planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Satisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? No

Are you a full-time resident of Hilton Head Island? Yes
How satisfied are you with the quality of life on Hilton Head Island? Satisfied
What is your primary connection to the Main Street District? Resident
How often do you visit the Main Street District? Weekly
Age 50-64
Please select your gender Female
What is your annual household income? (This information helps us understand affordability challenges and housing needs.) $150,000 or more
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? White/Caucasian
The Main Street District contains the Beaufort County Public School campus and Hilton Head Medical Center and is characterized by its role as a business and institutional hub. How important is it to preserve these functions? Very Important
The district has one of the highest business counts of the districts, leading to a larger daytime population. Very few residents live and work in the district, with almost 3,000 employees commuting daily. How important is it to have more housing for the workforce within the district? Low Importance
Half of this area's 259 businesses and 2,770 jobs are in health care. How important is it to maintain these medical services in the district? Very Important
Nearly a quarter of the Island's retail and office space is in the district. Commercial spaces are newer than the Island’s average commercial space. How important is redevelopment in the district? Very Important
What concerns do you have regarding potential redevelopment in the district? (Select all that apply) Impact on community character
What types of businesses would you like to see more of in the Main Street District? (Select all that apply) Restaurants and cafes, Retail shops
How important is redevelopment of the aging offices and commercial spaces in the district? Very Important
Do you believe that the Main Street District has sufficient neighborhood parks, connectivity, and community gathering spaces? No
Lafayette Place runs parallel to William Hilton Parkway between Indigo Run Drive and the Festival Center shopping center. How important is it to create a more walkable environment along this street? Very Important
How important is it to enhance stormwater management within the district? Very Important
Directions: Pick two images that best represent the district’s theme. Theme 1, Theme 8
The vision for the Main Street District emphasizes a walkable, mixed-use center that supports its residents and institutions while fostering thoughtful growth. Do you feel this vision reflects the district’s potential? Strongly Agree
What aspects of this vision do you believe will most benefit the community? (Select all that apply) Expanded healthcare and educational services, Improved streetscapes and pedestrian access, Support for local businesses and markets, Development of parks and public spaces, Conservation of natural and historical resources
The district serves students and families, residents including those in assisted living facilities, park users, community institutions such as the public library and the hospital, and businesses and services. How well do you think the district currently serves these groups? Neutral
What aspects of the district should be preserved? (Select all that apply) Secondary road access as an alternative to using William Hilton Parkway, Tree protections for the district
How can we better activate the district? (Select all that apply) Pathway connections and sidewalks, Streetscaping and beautification, Green spaces and gathering spaces, Multi-modal improvements (Trolley Service)
Do you think the development of workforce housing should be a priority in the Main Street District, given its role in serving a majority of the workforce in education, childcare, medical, and other essential services? No
How safe do you feel the current routes to schools are for children in the Main Street District? Somewhat unsafe
Should the following focus areas be part of the planning process for the district?
How would you rate the accessibility of the district for:
How interested would you be in using additional transit services, like the Breeze Trolly, if it were available in the district? Very Interested
How important is access to parks and open space areas for community recreation and education? Very Important
What improvements would you like to see in the district’s transportation and connectivity? (Select all that apply) More sidewalks, pathways and bike lanes, Better roadway maintenance, Enhanced pedestrian safety
How satisfied are you with the level of community involvement in the Main Street District planning efforts to date (i.e. community engagement meeting and public survey)? Neither Satisfied or Dissatisfied
Would you be interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops? Maybe. It depends on...
Maybe interested in participating in future Town meetings or workshops, but it depends on... (Select all that apply) In-person and/or virtual attendance options
Do you have additional comments or suggestions for the future of the Main Street District? More vibrant area that is upscale in nature with walkability. Would be nice to have place to dine and shop at night on Hilton Head.