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Public survey responses: <br />A public survey was conducted from June 3 to June 16, though it remained open until the 21st to <br />capture stragglers. This survey was designed to collect resident opinions of the 2828 Condit <br />Street Site and to understand their desires for future land uses. To date, the survey has received <br />90 responses. <br /> <br />General impressions from survey responses are provided below. <br />• Of the 90 respondents, 81% are Little Canada residents, and 29% say that they also live <br />near the study area on Condit Street <br /> <br />Figure 1- Respondent Relationship to Site <br /> <br />Impression of this area of Little Canada <br />• When asked about this area of Little Canada, many respondents identified the site as part <br />of a larger commercial/industrial area within the city. <br />o Respondents noted the adjacent commercial land uses on Country Drive and the <br />intersection of Country/Little Canada/35-E. This was a recurring theme <br />throughout the survey, many respondents felt that commercial/industrial may be <br />appropriate here. <br /> <br />• A small group of respondents mentioned the site’s trees and general “open space”. <br /> <br />Site Assets <br />• According to respondents, the key assets of the site include: <br />o Proximity to pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and Gervais Creek; <br />o Convenient access to interstate highways and county roads; and <br />o Secluded open space and thriving mature trees. <br /> <br />Respondents stated that future development programs could leverage highway adjacency <br />and access, and ped/bike infrastructure to connect site occupants and visitors to larger <br />transportation networks. Additionally, they stated that development should protect some <br />of the forested areas on the site to maintain site character, buffers, screening, and shade.