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Welcome to the Narberth 2040 Comprehensive Plan Community Survey! Narberth Borough is in the process of drafting its first comprehensive plan and we need your input! The plan will outline the community s goals and priorities and provide steps for implementation that will serve as a framework for the management of Narberth s future development over the next twenty years. Your input as residents, stakeholders and business owners is critical in shaping the vision of how Narberth will look and function in the future. By sharing what you love about Narberth, and what you want to improve, you will help create a plan that reflects what is important to the community. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated. To continue to stay up to date with the comprehensive planning process and to get involved with upcoming community engagement opportunities, please visit the Borough s website at https://www. narberthpa.gov/ THIS SURVEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM APRIL 9, 2018 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2018. If you have any additional questions, please contact: Maggie Dobbs Senior Planner Montgomery County Planning Commission Email: MDobbs@montcopa.org Phone: 610.292.4917 Jack Byerly Community Planner Montgomery County Planning Commission Email: JByerly@montcopa.org Phone: 610.278.3755 1. What do you value most about Narberth? Please provide at least one answer. 1. 2. 3. 2. What would you want to change or improve about Narberth? Please provide at least one answer. 1. 2. 3. 1

3. What do you see as the top priority areas for the Borough over the next 20 years? High Medium Low No Commercial businesses and economic vibrancy Environmental sustainability Stormwater management Historic character Diversity of housing stock Housing affordability Roadway and transportation safety Parks, recreation, and open space Community facilities Street, sidewalk, and bicycling improvements Municipal services (i.e. Police, Fire, trash/recycling, etc.) 4. How satisfied are you with the following features of Downtown Narberth (includes Haverford Avenue businesses and the Narberth Train Station)? Variety of retail options Variety of dining options Pedestrian safety Street furniture (i.e. benches) Lighting Cleanliness Signage Building attractiveness Parking availability Train station accessibility Satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied 5. What activities and businesses would you like to see supported in Downtown Narberth over the next 20 years? Select all that apply. Shopping for everyday essentials Movie theater Festivals & events Shopping for specialty items Restaurants/bars Professional/medical offices 6. Which intersection or street are you most concerned about for safety? 2

7. Summarize your main concerns of the intersection or street you identified in question 6. 8. If Station Circle were redesigned (referring to the area between the train station and Haverford Ave), what kinds of features would you like to see in that space? Select all that apply. Seating Additional trees, greenery, or other vegetation No opinion Area for community events and gatherings Fewer or no parking spaces I am satisfied with the current design and function of Station Circle Additional comments: 9. Respond to the following statement: Older and historic buildings contribute to Narberth s community character and original structures should be preserved wherever possible. Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree 10. What do you feel are the most important attributes of older and historic buildings in Narberth? Please select no more than two responses. The overall variety and interest they lend to the streetscape. The use of historic materials No opinion The architectural style or era they represent Contribution to Narbeth s heritage and identity 11. People have diverse housing needs that change over time. Considerations like family size, age, income, and physical disability impact individual housing decisions. Do you feel the current housing stock in Narberth Borough supports a diversity of lifestyles and housing needs? Select all that apply. The Borough needs more options available for residents seeking apartments or condo-style housing. The Borough needs more options available for residents seeking lower-income housing. The Borough needs more options available for families with children. The Borough needs more options available for households with seniors. The Borough needs more options available for households with people with special needs. The Borough has suitable housing for people and families of all ages, incomes, and abilities. Additional comments: 3

12. How often do you visit these parks? At least once a week At least once a month At least a few times a year Rarely/ Never Narberth Park and Playground Sabine Avenue Park and Playground Narbrook Park Other Park What other parks do you frequent? 13. What are your priorities for recreation areas and open spaces in the Borough? Select all that apply. Improve general maintenance and upkeep Create new recreational amenities Install more seating and/or picnic areas Improve stormwater management Provide updated playground equipment Improve safety Host more events No concerns/no additional improvements needed 14. Over the next 20 years, which changes to public spaces and programs do you see as being priorities? Creation of more community meeting space Creation of more outdoor space for events and recreation Creation of more programming and activities for youth Creation of more programming and activities for seniors Improvements to Borough Hall Improvements to Narberth Library Creation of new indoor fitness facilities Creation of performance and exhibition space for the arts High Medium Low No Additional comments: 15. What is your age? Under 19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 16. Please check all that apply. I am a resident of Narberth Borough I am a resident of Lower Merion Township I am a business owner and/or I am employed in Narberth Borough 4

**IF YOU ARE NOT A BOROUGH RESIDENT, PLEASE SKIP TO QUESTION 20** 17. Do you own or rent your home? Own Rent 18. How long have you lived in Narberth Borough? Less than 1 year 1-4 years 5-10 years More than 10 years 19. Using the map below, please select which area you live in: 1 2 3 4 20. Any additional comments here: 21. Please enter your email address if you would like to receive updates on the Narberth 2040 Comprehensive Plan Thank you so much for your time in completing the survey! 5

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