Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)
Ashland · Page 300 of 386 · Adopted 2017-03-07
APPENDIX C: PUBLIC I NPUT SURVEY RESULTS
Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan: Open House #2
Page | 22 Transport ation , Land Use, and Urban Form
The figure below shows the average respondent ran king of each of the strategies ( 1 indicates the lowest
priority, while 5 indicates the highest priority):
Comments included:
It has been suggested that there be a shuttle bus (e lectric) that would go from the hospital to
around the hotels near I5. Is there any support for this? I think it would be well -used.
We should have Uber and Lyft in Ashland.
City staff should live close to where they work. I think the city should assist th eir employees in
accomplishing this.
Regarding “support more climate -friendly development and land use”:
o This serves as the foundation for all the other strategies .
o Make boundary interfaces a priority. Require landowners to take action.
o Agree with more in fill density.
0 1 2 3 4 5Make streets and development more bike- and
pedestrian-friendly
Support better public transit and ridesharing
Support more efficient vehicles
Increase the efficiency of City fleet and employee
commuting
Support more climate-friendly development and
land use
Average Score (1 is highest, 5 is lowest priority)
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