Jamesburg VPS Generating a Shared Vision for the Future JAMESBURG, NJ Public Meeting Visual Preference Survey.

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Jamesburg VPS Generating a Shared Vision for the Future JAMESBURG, NJ Public Meeting Visual Preference Survey

Jamesburg VPS Study Area

Jamesburg VPS As you view the following images, please keep the following in mind: To properly determine the potential for future building types, parks, stores, civic buildings, streets, transit and parking as well as the financial, and emotional well being of this community, we are inviting you to evaluate the next set of images.

Jamesburg VPS  The images are intended to illustrate conceptual ideas. They do not represent specific proposals for specific places.  The images are not intended to raise false expectations. They were created to help you imagine what may be possible.  View the images with an open mind.

Jamesburg VPS  You will be evaluating images from the following categories:  Streets  Pedestrian Realm  Building Types  Signs  Parking  Parks and Open Space  Mobility Options

Jamesburg VPS Survey Materials To complete this survey, you should have one (1) Blue Visual Preference Survey Form to record your responses to the images, one (1) questionnaire, one (1) Red Response Form, and a #2 pencil. 123

Jamesburg VPS Identification Number It is critical that the boxes be filled in correctly! Your Identification Number is found on the Questionnaire. Fill in your ID number, as shown below, in the boxes provided at the top of both the red and blue forms. Make sure that all your forms have the same ID number!

Jamesburg VPS For the first set of images mark (Tray One) Fill in

Jamesburg VPS For each of the images respond to the following question: How appropriate or inappropriate is the place you are seeing, now and in the future for Jamesburg?

Jamesburg VPS STREETS

Jamesburg VPS Line 1:Existing Two Way Main Street

Jamesburg VPS Line 2:Traditional Two Way Main Street

Jamesburg VPS Line 3:Four Lane Street with Turning Median

Jamesburg VPS Line 4:Main Street with Boulevard

Jamesburg VPS Line 5:Existing Four Way Intersection

Jamesburg VPS Line 6:Residential Main Street

Jamesburg VPS Line 7:Existing Street

Jamesburg VPS PEDESTRIAN REALM

Jamesburg VPS Line 8:Existing Mixed Use Sidewalk

Jamesburg VPS Line 9:Wide Sidewalk with Mature Trees and Public Amenities

Jamesburg VPS Line 10:Sidewalk with Outdoor Seating

Jamesburg VPS Line 11:Existing retail sidewalk with parking

Jamesburg VPS Line 12:Textured sidewalk with Awnings and Light Fixtures

Jamesburg VPS Line 13:Wide Sidewalk with Outdoor Seating and Public Amenities

Jamesburg VPS Line 14:Existing Pathway next to Train Tracks

Jamesburg VPS Line 15:Sidewalk with park and plants between parking

Jamesburg VPS Line 16:Textured Sidewalk with Awnings and Public Amenities

Jamesburg VPS Line 17:Residential sidewalk plants between parking

Jamesburg VPS Line 18:Buildings Set Back from Sidewalk

Jamesburg VPS Line 19:Two-Story Row Housing with Semi-Public Edge

Jamesburg VPS Line 20:Existing Residential Sidewalk with Trees

Jamesburg VPS Line 21:Textured Crosswalk

Jamesburg VPS Line 22:Painted Crosswalk

Jamesburg VPS BUILDING TYPES

Jamesburg VPS Line 23:Existing Mixed Use Buildings

Jamesburg VPS Line 24:Three-Story Apartment Building with Semi-Public Edge

Jamesburg VPS Line 25:Two Story Mixed Use

Jamesburg VPS Line 26:Existing Single-Family Housing

Jamesburg VPS Line 27:Two-Story Row Housing

Jamesburg VPS Line 28:Existing Mixed Use

Jamesburg VPS Line 29:Live-Work Units

Jamesburg VPS Line 30:Existing Single-Family Housing and Industrial Use

Jamesburg VPS Line 31:Two to Three Story Mixed-Use with Unique Facades

Jamesburg VPS Line 32:Existing Commercial and Residential

Jamesburg VPS Line 33:Two to Three Story Mixed Use with Varying Heights

Jamesburg VPS Line 34:Existing Commercial and Mixed Use

Jamesburg VPS Line 35:One Story Commercial

Jamesburg VPS Line 36:Existing One-Story Strip Mall

Jamesburg VPS Line 37:Two to Three Story Mixed-Use “Main Street”

Jamesburg VPS Line 38:Existing Bank with traffic inlet/outlet

Jamesburg VPS Line 39:Small Gallery in Two-Story Building

Jamesburg VPS Line 40:McDonald’s “Pad” Site

Jamesburg VPS SIGNAGE

Jamesburg VPS Line 41:Billboard Type Signage

Jamesburg VPS Line 42:Banner Type Signage

Jamesburg VPS Line 43:Hanging Sign

Jamesburg VPS Line 44:Strip Mall Signage

Jamesburg VPS Line 45:Panera Bread

Jamesburg VPS Line 46:Wooden Sign

Jamesburg VPS Line 47:Kiosk with Bicycle Rack

Jamesburg VPS PARKING

Jamesburg VPS Line 48:Side Surface Parking Lot

Jamesburg VPS Line 49:Front Surface Parking Lot

Jamesburg VPS Line 50:Parallel and Slanted Parking Spaces

Jamesburg VPS Line 51:Access to Rear Parking

Jamesburg VPS PARKS AND OPEN SPACE

Jamesburg VPS Line 52:Open Lot

Jamesburg VPS Line 53:Memorial Park

Jamesburg VPS Line 54:Fountain

Jamesburg VPS Line 55:Downtown “Green” surrounded by Mixed-Use

Jamesburg VPS Line 56:Existing Railroad and Open Space

Jamesburg VPS Line 57:Paved Neighborhood Plaza with Fountains and Benches

Jamesburg VPS Line 58:Paved Neighborhood Plaza with Outdoor Seating

Jamesburg VPS Line 59:Existing Lakeside Park

Jamesburg VPS Line 60:Existing Lakeside

Jamesburg VPS Line 61:Existing Pedestrian Access to Lake

Jamesburg VPS Line 62:Wooden walking trail around the Lake

Jamesburg VPS Line 63:Paved walking trail and plaza around the Lake

Jamesburg VPS Line 64:Lake surrounded by outdoor dining, retail and other amenities

Jamesburg VPS MOBILITY OPTIONS

Jamesburg VPS Line 65:Walking

Jamesburg VPS Line 66:Striped Bicycle Lane

Jamesburg VPS Line 67:Cycling

Jamesburg VPS Line 68:Colorful Bus Stop

Jamesburg VPS Line 69:Local Bus Service

Jamesburg VPS Line 70:Parking garage

Jamesburg VPS Line 71:Park-n-Ride Lot in Urban Context

Jamesburg VPS Line 72:Park-n-Ride Lot

Jamesburg VPS Line 73:Light Rail Train

Jamesburg VPS Line 74:Commuter Rail

Jamesburg VPS End of VPS

Jamesburg VPS You have now completed the VPS. Please answer the questions on the survey using the RED FORM.