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Tempe launches visual-preference survey and in-person outreach for Corona South update
Summary
Staff launched a visual-preference survey at tempe.gov/characterareas (open through Sept. 7), said there will be pop-up events, a business mixer and an in-person presentation tonight at Dayspring United Methodist Church, and encouraged residents to identify priorities for preservation and change.
Jacob Payne told attendees that the project team launched a visual-preference online survey to collect community input and examples of preferred features. “This survey is what's called a visual preference survey,” he said, adding that it includes images for participants to rank and has open-ended opportunities for additional comments.
Payne and Lucas Jensen described outreach planned through August and September: tonight’s in-person presentation at Dayspring United Methodist Church, additional public meetings, pop-up events at parks and paths, presentations to boards and commissions, and a business mixer to reach employees in the area. Payne said staff will compile chat and survey input into the public input summary for the draft plan.
