INPUT FOR DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET
BUSINESS AND PROPERTY OWNER STAKEHOLDER SURVEY
As a business and/or property owner located directly on the first three blocks of Main Street you are a stakeholder directly impacted by the form and function of Main Street.
In an effort to summarize the opinions of our downtown business and property owners about the possible options, you are invited to participate in this Main Street Stakeholder Survey. Results will be summarized and reported to the City Council who will use the information for informed decision making.
Your time and thought given to this topic is greatly appreciated. Please only submit one survey on behalf of each business or property. For questions regarding the survey or the design options, please contact Economic Development Manager, Kriss Casanova, at 714.536.5547 or [email protected].
Name*
First Name Last Name
What type of stakeholder are you?*
Business Owner
Property Owner
Both
Business Name (if applicable)
Main Street Address*
Email *
Phone
*
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1. Should Main Street be re-envisioned?*
No, Thank you! Keep Main Street “AS IS” – Main Street should generally be open to traffic, except for special events, and should operate similar to its pre-Covid existing condition.
Yes, Please! Some Enhancements Are Desired – New investment for Main Street should be considered.
2. If you support design changes to Main Street, which design option would you most prefer?* Plaza – Increase sidewalk widths, enhanced pavement, lighting, landscaping, public art, and street furniture on first three blocks. Zero curb second block creates a public plaza space and provides ability to close the 200 block to vehicular travel to allow for a flexible public seating/gathering area.
One Way Flex Street - Increase sidewalk widths, enhanced pavement, lighting, landscaping, public art, and street furniture on first three blocks. Reconfigure all three blocks on Main Street to one-way traffic with a pedestrian promenade on the street’s northern side Enhanced Streetscape – Implement streetscape improvements identified in the Downtown Specific Plan (increase sidewalk widths, enhanced pavement, lighting, landscaping, public art, and street furniture).
3. If you would like to see Main Street closed to vehicular traffic, which segments of Main Street would you like to see closed (mark all that apply): *
PCH to Walnut (100 Block)
Walnut to Olive (200 Block)
Olive to Orange (300 Block)
4. If parts of Main Street are closed to vehicular traffic, when would you like to see them closed? (mark all that apply): *
Events only
Weekends
Seasonally (spring/summer)
Permanently
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Stakeholder Meeting
(Blocks 1-3)
Ursula Luna-Reynosa
Community Development Director
DOWNTOWN HB - MAIN STREET
EXISTING STREET PLAN
SHOULD MAIN STREET BE RE-ENVISIONED?
No, Thank you! Keep Main Street “AS IS” – Main Street should generally be open to traffic, except for special events, and should operate similar to its pre-Covid condition.
Yes, Please! Some Enhancements Are Desired – New investment for Main Street should be considered.
Second Block - Existing Condition (Pre-Pandemic)
Main Street Change Options
One Way Flex Street – Increase sidewalk widths,
enhanced pavement, lighting, landscaping, public art,
and street furniture on first three blocks. Reconfigure all three blocks on Main Street to one-way traffic with a pedestrian promenade on the street’s northern side.
Enhanced Streetscape – Implement streetscape
improvements identified in the Downtown Specific
Plan (increase sidewalk widths, enhanced pavement,
lighting, landscaping, public art, and street furniture).
Plaza – Increase sidewalk widths, enhanced pavement, lighting, landscaping, public art, and street furniture on first three blocks. Zero curb second block creates a public plaza space and provides ability to close the 200 block to vehicular travel to allow for a flexible public seating/gathering area.
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
Plaza Plan
One-Way Flex Street
One-Way Flex Street
Enhanced Streetscape
Enhanced Streetscape
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City Council Meeting – March 7th
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