FIRST COAST COMMUTER RAIL TOD STUDY | COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
FIRST COAST COMMUTER RAIL TOD STUDY | COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
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DUVAL COUNTY VIRTUAL MEETING FEEDBACK SUMMARY
ONLINE SURVEY SUMMARY One of the survey questions asked participants to identify three words to describe their vision for TOD at the proposed station areas. Figure 2-6 illustrates an example of the keywords conveyed by survey respondents during the Duval County workshop for
More than 120 people participated in the community workshop held on February 22, 2023, to discuss the proposed stations along the project corridor within Duval County. Using a PowerPoint presentation, the project team described project development components, including project background, purpose, a
review of TOD concepts, and a discussion of the existing conditions surrounding the proposed station areas. The station areas discussed included JRTC, Baymeadows, and Avenues Walk Station areas. Select comments shared during the meeting are presented in Figure 2-5.
the corridor. Figure 2-7 depicts an image of the online interactive map that recorded participant responses to identifying the most needed development and land uses along the corridor and at the station areas.
Select Comments Shared During the Virtual Meeting (February 22, 2023):
“When you spoke about transportation to the stations, you mentioned bike connections. I’ve been concerned about the rise of unprotected bike lanes in Jacksonville and would like to advocate for protected bike lanes going to the stations if thats possible. I always ask our politicians, “Would you let your child bike on that bike lane? If not, then it’s not complete.” “How will this rail go through the San Marco area specifically between Hendricks Avenue and St. Augustine Road.? Any station planned in the San Marco area to add to an accumulation of people in one spot for a long period of time?”
Figure 2-6: THREE-WORD TOD VISION DESCRIPTION (DUVAL COUNTY)
Figure 2-5: VIRTUAL MEETING COMMENTS
Figure 2-7: DESIRABLE DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE CORRIDOR (LEFT) & BAYMEADOWS STATION AREA (RIGHT)
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