Re-imagining Reeves Public Life Survey

The DC Office of Planning is conducting a short survey on public life and activity in and around the intersection of 14^th and U Streets NW, in the heart of the U Street corridor, and we need your help! We would like to hear from you on ways to better preserve or improve the public spaces around this intersection and how we can enhance the types of activities that take place there. Your input will help us come up with a list of recommendations and considerations for future design teams to consider, particularly for the existing public plaza at this location. This survey should take about 10 minutes to complete. Please do share with your friends and neighbors!

Terms to Understand:

Public Life is what people create when they connect with each other in public spaces – the everyday activities that people take part in when they spend time with each other outside their homes and workplaces. Public life is what creates a more lively and active city!

The 14^th and U Street NW intersection is the heart of the U Street corridor and the center of one of DC's liveliest neighborhoods. The Frank D. Reeves Center public plaza and surrounding area is steeped in history, culture, and activism. We want to ensure that future designs for the space reflect the heritage and values of the District and its residents.

Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how often were you in or around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW? (check one)

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

Rarely (less than once per month)

Closed to responses

Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, what usually brought you to the area in and around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW? (check all that apply)

Live nearby

Work nearby

Shopping/market

Grabbing food/drink

School nearby

Transit (bus/metro)

Meeting with friends/family

Recreation/exercise

Walking my Pet

Other

Closed to responses

Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how would you usually travel to the area? (If using multiple forms of travel, please select the option(s) that best reflects the final leg of your trip to the area).

Walk

Wheelchair

Bike

Scooter

Public transit (bus/Metro)

For hire vehicle (Uber/Lyft/Taxi)

Personal vehicle

Other

Closed to responses

Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, were you usually with someone when you traveled to the study area? (select all that apply)

By yourself

With one other adult

With a group of adults

With children

Closed to responses

Thinking of your general routine SINCE THE START of the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how has the frequency of visiting the area in or around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW changed? (check one)

Less frequent

About the same

More frequent

I have not traveled to the area since the start of Covid

Closed to responses

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Re-imagining Reeves Public Life Survey

Re-imagining Reeves Public Life Survey

Question title

Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how often were you in or around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW? (check one)

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Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, what usually brought you to the area in and around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW? (check all that apply)

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Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how would you usually travel to the area? (If using multiple forms of travel, please select the option(s) that best reflects the final leg of your trip to the area).

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Thinking of your general routine PRIOR to the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, were you usually with someone when you traveled to the study area? (select all that apply)

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Thinking of your general routine SINCE THE START of the ongoing Covid-19 health emergency, how has the frequency of visiting the area in or around the intersection of 14th and U Street NW changed? (check one)