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Arena District Master Plan Survey #3

What are your thoughts on the draft concepts and strategies for the Arena District Master Plan?

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Would you currently consider walking between the Arena District and the Central Business District?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 82.8% 24
No 17.2% 5

Would the improvements shown in the images above make you feel more comfortable walking around the Arena District?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 100.0% 29

Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.

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What other improvements or connections would enhance transit, bikability, and walkability in downtown?

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Would the mixed-use environment shown in the images above encourage you to spend more time in the Arena District?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 86.2% 25
No 13.8% 4

Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.

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Would these improvements encourage people to live in the Arena District?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 79.3% 23
No 20.7% 6

Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.

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It is important to concentrate initial investments in the core area (shown in the images above).

Response Percent Response Count
I agree with this statement. 58.6% 17
I somewhat agree with this statement. 34.5% 10
I do not agree with this statement. 6.9% 2

Please explain your response to the previous question.

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What public space improvements would you like to see happen in the Arena District?

Response Percent Response Count
Activated public space around the BOK Center 62.1% 18
Improved Civic Center Plaza 72.4% 21
New signature park 51.7% 15
Linear park streets 62.1% 18
Other 24.1% 7

What activities and/or spaces would draw people to the area?

Response Percent Response Count
Farmer's market 65.5% 19
Pop-up retail shops 65.5% 19
Public art and lighting displays 69.0% 20
Programming and event spaces 62.1% 18
Social spaces 58.6% 17
Activity areas and playgrounds 62.1% 18
Other 27.6% 8
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August 9, 2018, 9:49 PM
  • Would you currently consider walking between the Arena District and the Central Business District?
    • Yes
  • Would the improvements shown in the images above make you feel more comfortable walking around the Arena District?
    • Yes
  • Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.
    Traffic appears more controlled with a wider area to walk.
  • What other improvements or connections would enhance transit, bikability, and walkability in downtown?

    Safe places to park bikes.

  • Would the mixed-use environment shown in the images above encourage you to spend more time in the Arena District?
    • Yes
  • Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.
    There would be more things to do and places to go.
  • Would these improvements encourage people to live in the Arena District?
    • Yes
  • Please explain why you answered "Yes" or "No" to the previous question.
    More amenities
  • It is important to concentrate initial investments in the core area (shown in the images above).
    • I somewhat agree with this statement.
  • Please explain your response to the previous question.
    Investments in the core area will stimulate improvements elsewhere and provide initial inertia, but if it ends there, the gains will be short-lived and unsustainable.
  • What public space improvements would you like to see happen in the Arena District?
    • Improved Civic Center Plaza
  • What activities and/or spaces would draw people to the area?
    • Farmer's market
    • Pop-up retail shops
    • Public art and lighting displays
    • Activity areas and playgrounds
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