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DIVISADERO SURVEY1. What would you describe as the boundaries of the shopping district?What is the heart of the district?2. Do you shop, eat, or find entertainment Divisadero Y NWhich businesses do you patronize?Which types of businesses do you leave the neighborhood for?3. Are there any physical changes that you would like to see on Divisadero (e.g. new sidewalks, trees, etc.)4. What are the key things you think could be improved about Divisadero (Please check the top 3)____ Lack of cleanliness along corridor____ Pedestrian Safety____ Storefront appearance____ Lack of parking____ Availability and/or quality of goods or services____ Lack of foot traffic____ Public Safety____ Merchants keep limited hours____ Neighborhood reputation____ Other: _________________________________5. Are other types of businesses you would like to see on Divisadero?6. Are there other groups or individuals you would recommend we talk to?7. Would you be interested in helping to improve Divisadero by attending community meetings or working onprojects? Y N8. Please provide any additional comments or thoughts on the opposite side:Contact InformationName: ______________________________________________Email: ______________________________________________Preferred method of contact Email PhoneOrganization (if any): ___________________________________Phone________________________________________________Would you like to get involved in activities to improve Divisadero?__________________________________PLEASE RETURN TO: Desirée Sideroff, Bay Area LISC369 Pine Street, Ste. 350, San Francisco, CA 94104Voice: 415.397.7322 x20 Fax: 415.397.8605 dsideroff@lisc.org
DIVISADERO MERCHANT SURVEYBusiness name:Address:1. What do you think are the greatest strengths/characteristics/assets of the shopping district?2. What are the key things you think could be improved about Divisadero (please check the top 3)____ Lack of cleanliness along corridor____ Availability and/or quality of goods or services____ Lack of foot traffic____ Public Safety____ Pedestrian Safety____ Merchants keep limited hours____ Storefront appearance____ Neighborhood reputation____ Lack of parking____ Other: ___________________________3. What kind of businesses would you like to see more of on Divisadero St?4. What type of Small business assistance would you be interested in receiving on Divisadero?_ Access to capital/low-interest loans_ Window display_ Permitting, licensing and registration_ Accounting and financial systems_ Energy efficiency assessment_ Legal assistance_ Business plans and development_ Filling vacancies_ Security assessments_ Negotiating long-term leases_ Marketing and sales_ Graffiti abatement_ Help with promotional activities_ Assistance with storefront improvements &signage_ Other ___________________________5. What type of Neighborhood Promotion and Marketing would help your business?___ Development of a neighborhood marketingcampaign with logos, district name, slogans, ads___ Positive stories/reviews in the press___ Divis. street fair or expansion of existing street fairs___ Business directory or neighborhood website___ Coordinated promotional events featuringmultiple neighborhood businesses___ Highlight the neighborhood’s history throughevents, exhibits, tours, materials___ Other ______________________________________________________Please share any additional comments about doing business on Divisadero Street on the reversePlease return this form to: LISC, c/o Desirée Sideroff 369 Pine Ste.350V: 415-715-6746 ext.20, F: 415-397-8605, dsideroff@lisc.org
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