Southbridge Park

What improvements would you like to see to Southbridge Park?

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How many children live in your household?

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Is Southbridge Park within walking distance of your home?

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How often do you visit Southbridge Park (pick one)?

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How do you typically travel to Southbridge Park (pick one)

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Until this survey, were you aware of Southbridge Park?

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What activities do you do at Southbridge Park (Mark all that apply)?

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Do the current park features provide value to the community?

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If you don’t visit Southbridge Park, what prevents you from doing so?

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Are there any park features that you would like to see added to Southbridge Park?

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New play structures for children ages 2-5 & 5-12 years are being proposed. Which playground equipment option do you prefer?

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Are there any park features that you think should be left as they are?

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If you would like to receive updates on the Southbridge Park redevelopment project, provide your contact information: Email address, First and Last Name, Mailing Address

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How many children live in your household?

0/not applicable

Is Southbridge Park within walking distance of your home?

Yes

How often do you visit Southbridge Park (pick one)?

1-5 times per year

6-10 times per year

More than 10 times per year

I don’t visit the park

How do you typically travel to Southbridge Park (pick one)

Drive

Bike

Walk

Not applicable

Until this survey, were you aware of Southbridge Park?

Yes

What activities do you do at Southbridge Park (Mark all that apply)?

To use the ballfield or multi-purpose fields

To use the basketball court

To use the playground area

To use the pavilion area

Walking or biking on the trail

To use the grass field area

I don’t visit the park

Do the current park features provide value to the community?

If you don’t visit Southbridge Park, what prevents you from doing so?

Are there any park features that you would like to see added to Southbridge Park?

New play structures for children ages 2-5 & 5-12 years are being proposed. Which playground equipment option do you prefer?

Option 1

Option 2

Are there any park features that you think should be left as they are?

If you would like to receive updates on the Southbridge Park redevelopment project, provide your contact information: Email address, First and Last Name, Mailing Address

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