35 County Street: Mansfield community housing survey

Min: 29 homes in five 2-story walk-ups

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Five 2-story gable-front buildings along County Street, about 6 homes each, with 45 parking spaces behind them (1.55 per home) and about 34% of the developable area left as open space. Includes a community garden that could instead be a dog park or play area. Use the thumbs up or down on each view, and leave a comment if you like.

Max: 54 homes in one 3-story building

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One 3-story building in five linked forms with alternating setbacks along County Street, with an elevator, 57 parking spaces behind it (1.06 per home) and about 25% of the developable area left as open space. Use the thumbs up or down on each view, and leave a comment if you like.

Which test fit could you most picture on County Street?

Pick one. Only the study team sees the totals.

What matters most to you for this site?

Drag to put your top priority first. These are the same priorities the forum tables voted on with dots. You will see the overall results once you submit.

Beyond homes, what should the site include?

The site is small and most of it is needed for the homes, parking and flood storage, so not everything here can fit. Tell us what you think of each idea. You will see the overall results once you submit.

What is your biggest concern about new homes at 35 County Street?

Only the study team sees your answer.

Is there anything you would want on or near this site that we have not asked about?

For example, a public use, a connection, or a service the neighborhood lacks. Only the study team sees your answer.

Beyond this site, what kinds of housing does Mansfield need most?

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What is your connection to Mansfield?

Pick the one that fits best. Only the study team sees the totals.

Do you rent or own your home?

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How old are you?

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Did you take part in the October 14 Housing Forum?

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How satisfied would you say you are with the quality of life in your community?

Community preferences: the following questions are benchmarked to the National Community and Transportation Preferences Survey. Only the study team sees the totals.

Now thinking about your neighborhood and home, please indicate whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: There are a lot of places to walk nearby, such as shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Do you live in:

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Being within an easy walk of other places and things in a community, such as shops and parks?

If you were deciding today where to live, please indicate how important each of the following would be to you.

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Sidewalks and places to take walks?

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Being within a short commute to work?

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Easy access to the highway?

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Having public transit nearby?

If you were deciding today where to live, how important would this be to you: Bike lanes and paths nearby?

If you were moving to a new home, would you be willing to spend more to live in a community where you could easily walk to parks, shops, and restaurants?

Continue to imagine that you are moving to another home. Please select the community that you prefer.

May the Town and CommunityScale email you updates on this study?

We will only email you if you choose yes.