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SECTION 6: APPENDICES 31. How would you describe the amount of service provided by Metra to and from Kenosha? Response Percent Response Count Acceptable 31.8% 130 Does not offer frequent enough service 39.1% 160 Does not offer service at necessary times/days 14.2% 58 Not applicable 14.9% 61 Please feel free to provide additional detail 100 answered question 409 skipped question 81 32. How would you describe the trolley service provided in Kenosha? Response Percent Response Count Acceptable 50.0% 172 Does not offer frequent enough service 7.6% 26 Does not offer service at necessary times/days 9.0% 31 Not applicable 33.4% 115 Please feel free to provide additional detail 196 answered question 344 skipped question 146 A48 CITY OF KENOSHA, WISCONSIN KENOSHA DOWNTOWN STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN: STATE OF THE DOWNTOWN APPENDICES
33. Please list destination(s) (place or closest intersection) within or near Kenosha that you would like to travel to using public transportation. Response Count 223 answered question 223 skipped question 267 34. If you want to be contacted about upcoming events and workshops regarding this process, please provide us your email address: Response Count 207 answered question 207 skipped question 283 35. How would you like to receive information on Downtown Kenosha in the future? (check all that apply) Response Percent Response Count Web-site 46.3% 161 US Mailed Newsletter 14.1% 49 E-mailed Newsletter 63.2% 220 Facebook 40.5% 141 Twitter 4.9% 17 Text Messages 3.4% 12 answered question 348 skipped question 142 CITY OF KENOSHA, WISCONSIN KENOSHA DOWNTOWN STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN: STATE OF THE DOWNTOWN APPENDICES A49
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STATE OF THE DOWNTOWN REPORT APRIL
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INTRODUCTION SECTION 1
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PLANNING PROCESS The first phase of
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LAND USE AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONS SE
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Figure 2-1: Kenosha Regional Contex
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Figure 2-3: 2012 Downtown Strategic
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13th Avenue 10th Avenue 10th Avenue
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h Avenue h Avenue 10th Avenue 11th
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COMMERCIAL ZONING There are two par
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CIVIC ZONING IP Institutional Park
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INDUSTRIAL ZONING M-1 Light and M-2
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PHYSICAL CONDITIONS GENERAL CONDITI
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Library Park Historic District Loca
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LANDMARK PROPERTIES In addition to
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PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION SECTION
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DOWNTOWN ACCESS AND GATEWAYS There
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County Highway K (60th Street) ends
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Pedestrian crossings at intersectio
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Amtrak Amtrak provides daily interc
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The parking study identified a need
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CONCLUSIONS Downtown Kenosha has an
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MARKET ANALYSIS SECTION 4
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DOWNTOWN POPULATION Downtown Kenosh
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Table City 4-7: of Kenosha City of
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PLACE OF WORK Nearly two out of fiv
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RETAIL MARKET OVERVIEW RETAIL SALES
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DOWNTOWN KENOSHA BUSINESSES The typ
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120th I 94 I 94 51st Cooper Pershin
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RESIDENTIAL MARKET OCCUPANCY AND TE
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Project Location Housing Type Year
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SETTING A COURSE SECTION 5
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Open Space & Festivals Desired Plan
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PRELIMINARY IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
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CATALYTIC SITES AND PROJECTS The Ci
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