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City of Northville Master Plan Update Planning Commission Presentation Survey #1 Results September 1, 2020 Corpmagazine.com PRESENTATION OUTLINE Survey goals Who responded Survey results: Perceived community priorities


  1. City of Northville Master Plan Update Planning Commission Presentation Survey #1 Results September 1, 2020 Corpmagazine.com

  2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE  Survey goals  Who responded  Survey results: • Perceived community priorities • Northville character and vibrancy • Opportunities and concerns for future of sub-areas  Questions

  3. SURVEY GOALS 1. Confirm key priorities for the three sub- areas 2. Discern what is most valued about the character and vibrancy of the City Northville.org 3. Identify potential opportunities, needs and concerns with the future of the three sub-areas

  4. WHO RESPONDED?  Survey open for 9 weeks  1,000 people responded (1 paper response): • 57% were City residents • 6% were City business owners • 8% work in City of Northville Downtownnorthville.com  37% were Township residents, business owners or worked in Northville Township* *Respondents were allowed to check more than one box. Therefore, there is some cross-over.

  5. WHO RESPONDED?  The report describes the results of ALL respondents.  The data from City of Northville residents & business owners was broken out from the overall responses to see if there were any differences from the overall sample.  There is not a significant difference from the Downtownnorthville.com overall sample for almost all of the questions.  If responses differed by more than 5%, then it is noted in the narrative.

  6. WHO RESPONDED? Over / Under Represented Respondents Census* in Survey Responses New residents Lived in residence for over a year 96% 91% under represented Renters Own their home 95% 77% under represented Seniors living along Seniors (over 65) living alone 11% 19% under represented Households with children Households with children 43% 25% over represented *U.S. Census Bureau 2014-2018 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimate

  7. ci.Northville.mi.us SURVEY RESULTS

  8. PERCEIVED COMMUNITY PRIORITIES  Respondents asked to indicate if they agree, disagree or are neutral on the following statements: New development should… Agree Disagree Neutral Blend seamlessly with the surrounding areas. 88% 9% 3% Maintain/enhance walkability in these sub-areas. 97% 3% 0% Facilitate pedestrian and vehicular connections between areas. 94% 4% 1% Include welcoming public spaces that can be used by all 90% 8% 1% Northville residents. All respondents for question: N=992 for statements on design and walkability, N=991 for statement on connections, and N=987 for statement on welcoming places.

  9. PERCEIVED COMMUNITY PRIORITIES  Additional comments: • Density should be the same as existing neighborhoods • Concerns about traffic, parking, round-about & pedestrian safety • Daylighting the river and open space are priorities • Differing opinions about housing types and architectural style • A few asked that the racetrack be preserved

  10. CHARACTER AND VIBRANCY  Characteristics of Northville that make it unique and special Top 10 responses: The “small town” fee 61% Downtown’s atmosphere 54% The ability to easily walk from place to place 43% Great schools 41% In-town shopping/dining opportunities 37% Safety 37% Historic single-family homes 36% Parks and green space 35% Variety of family-friendly events and festivals (concerts, parades, art shows, etc.) 34% Quiet residential streets 29% All respondents for question: N=998. Data shown as percentages of question respondents.

  11. CHARACTER AND VIBRANCY  Current and future vibrancy  What should new development Vibrancy contribute? Survey Questions 4 & 5 5 to 7 25 3 to 5 • 57% said “balance between character 20 Question Respondent % and vibrancy” 15 • 30% said “character” 10 All respondents for question: N=995. Data shown as percentages of question 5 respondents 0 Current Future 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 All respondents for question: N=968 for Current. N=983 for Future. Data shown as percentages of question respondents..

  12. OPPORTUNITIES AND CONCERNS  Most appropriate residential/public space opportunities: • Daylighting the river • More public parks • Expanding footprint of downtown  Most appropriate commercial opportunities: • Restaurants • Retail/stores • Bars/brew pubs/entertainment venues  Most appropriate infrastructure/environmental opportunities: • Environmental improvements from daylighting the river • Improving streetscapes with trees, street lighting and landscaping • Improved traffic control/flow

  13. OPPORTUNITIES AND CONCERNS  Cady Street: • Commercial • Mixed use downtownnorthville.com • Arts & entertainment  Racetrack: • Parks and public spaces • Detached single-family residential Downtownnorthville.com • Arts & entertainment  S. Center Street: • Attached single-family residential thepernateam.com • Detached single-family residential • Multi-family residential

  14. OPPORTUNITIES AND CONCERNS  Concerns Top 10 responses: Increased traffic (both city-wide and traffic impact on neighborhoods) 72% Loss of small-town atmosphere 50% Character of new development might be inconsistent with what I want for Northville 48% Poor quality architecture 35% Inadequate parking 28% Diminished walkability/pedestrian safety 27% Amenities like parks or the daylighted river may not be readily accessible to all Northville residents. 27% Activity level/vibrancy of the new development might be inconsistent with what I want for Northville 23% Loss of current farmers market location 22% Negative impact on property values 19% All respondents for question: N=980 for %. N=966 for ranking. For %, respondents could select multiple choices.

  15. OTHER THOUGHTS  Decisions about redevelopment of sub-areas will have long-ranging impacts, with a single opportunity to get it right  Some questioned who initiated redevelopment of the racetrack…the property owner or City?  While some were concerned with density, others saw this as an opportunity for more-affordable/senior housing  Some saw recreation as an opportunity (fitness center)  Organizing principles suggested include: “placemaking,” “sustainability,” “balance of economic, environmental, equity”

  16. RESULTS ARE AVAILABLE  The Survey #1 Summary Report, and verbatim report of responses to open-ended questions are available: 1. In tonight’s Planning Commission meeting packet 2. Posted on the City’s Master Plan webpage: (ci.Northville.mi.us/ Business/Master Plan/Master Plan Amendment)

  17. QUESTIONS?

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