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1. What is the zip code of your current place of residence?
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2. What percentage (%) of overall retail purchases do you make online?
3. How often do you make online purchases of the following items?
4. What percentage (%) of overall in-store retail purchases do you make in Tulsa city limits?
5. How often do you visit the following shopping areas in Tulsa city limits?
6. How often do you visit the following shopping areas out of Tulsa city limits?
7. Which of the following priorities is most important when deciding where to shop or dine?
Store experience
Variety
Convenience
Price
Quality
8. If more walkable, open air shopping areas like Cherry St., Kendall Whittier, Tulsa Arts District, Utica Square and Brookside were developed near your home/work would you be more inclined to visit them as opposed to a more typical strip center?
9. How well do you feel the retail options in your neighborhood meet your common shopping needs: supermarkets, drug stores, hardware stores, restaurants, etc.? (0=does not meet my needs to 100=meets my needs very well)
10. What do you like about the shopping district in your neighborhood? i.e. convenience, quality, variety, experience, price, etc.
11. What would you change about the shopping district in your neighborhood? i.e. convenience, quality, variety, experience, price, etc.
12. What other types of commercial businesses would you like to see in your neighborhood?
13. What does the term "shop local" mean to you?
14. There is a concentration of Asian and Hispanic businesses in east Tulsa. The area may be identified as an “international district” with shopping, dining, and cultural activities representing several ethnicities. What features or activities might encourage/discourage you from visiting?
15. What additional thoughts would you like to share as the City prepares a strategy for retail development?
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The intended purpose of FeedbackTulsa is to serve as a mechanism for communication between City departments and members of the public. Please refrain from posting:
Comments not topically related to the article being commented upon;
Comments in support of or opposition to political campaigns or ballot measures;
Profane language or content;
Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation;
Sexual content or links to sexual content;
Solicitations of commerce;
Conduct or encouragement of illegal activity;
Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems; or
Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party.
Thank you for observing these guidelines. You can read the City of Tulsa social media policy here .
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1. What is the zip code of your current place of residence?
741272. What percentage (%) of overall retail purchases do you make online?
753. How often do you make online purchases of the following items?
4. What percentage (%) of overall in-store retail purchases do you make in Tulsa city limits?
955. How often do you visit the following shopping areas in Tulsa city limits?
6. How often do you visit the following shopping areas out of Tulsa city limits?
7. Which of the following priorities is most important when deciding where to shop or dine?
8. If more walkable, open air shopping areas like Cherry St., Kendall Whittier, Tulsa Arts District, Utica Square and Brookside were developed near your home/work would you be more inclined to visit them as opposed to a more typical strip center?
9. How well do you feel the retail options in your neighborhood meet your common shopping needs: supermarkets, drug stores, hardware stores, restaurants, etc.? (0=does not meet my needs to 100=meets my needs very well)
10. What do you like about the shopping district in your neighborhood? i.e. convenience, quality, variety, experience, price, etc.
black owned businesses, convenient by car/near major highways11. What would you change about the shopping district in your neighborhood? i.e. convenience, quality, variety, experience, price, etc.
need a grocery store that is not a dollar store12. What other types of commercial businesses would you like to see in your neighborhood?
more commercial businesses in general13. What does the term "shop local" mean to you?
14. There is a concentration of Asian and Hispanic businesses in east Tulsa. The area may be identified as an “international district” with shopping, dining, and cultural activities representing several ethnicities. What features or activities might encourage/discourage you from visiting?
15. What additional thoughts would you like to share as the City prepares a strategy for retail development?
awareness of and consideration of less densely developed areas, and areas that have been 'forgotten' in the past, such as North Tulsa and East Tulsa