South Main Area Plan Survey
The City of Salisbury's Planning and Neighborhoods Department is seeking community input to develop recommendations for the South Main Area, generally along South Main Street from Horah Street to C Avenue (Habitat for Humanity ReStore), as well as adjacent areas, including the former Cone Mill site and Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Your feedback will help shape the future of this area.
More information on the plan can be found at
salisburync.gov/southmain
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General Perception
How often do you visit or pass through the South Main Area?
Daily
A few times a week
A few times a month
Rarely
Never
How do you usually travel to or through the South Main Area?
Car
Walking or using a mobility device
Bicycle
Public bus
How would you describe the current condition of the South Main Area?
What are the biggest challenges facing the South Main Area today?
Vacant or underutilized buildings
Poor sidewalks and pedestrian access
Lack of public spaces (parks, gathering areas)
Limited business variety
Safety concerns (crime, traffic, lighting)
Lack of bike lanes or transit options
Other
What types of improvements would encourage you to visit the South Main Area more often?
More retail and dining options
Improved sidewalks, lighting, and crosswalks
More public spaces
Aesthetic improvements (murals, landscaping, signage)
Redevelopment of vacant buildings
More housing options
Other
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Land Use & Development Preferences
What types of businesses or services would you like to see more of in South Main Area?
Restaurants and cafes
Local retail and boutique shops
Grocery stores and markets
Arts, entertainments, or cultural venues
Health and wellness services (gyms, clinics, etc.)
Office or coworking space
Temporary food trucks/market space
Other
How should new development be designed to fit into the South Main Area?
Preserve historic buildings and character
Use design references in new construction that area found on existing buildings
Encourage mixed-use development (housing above retail)
Maintain a pedestrian-friendly layout
Use consistent, durable materials like brick or stone
Other
What transportation improvements would make the South Main Area more user-friendly?
Improved sidewalks and crosswalks
More bike infrastructure
Increased bus routes
More parking availability
Slower vehicle speeds for pedestrian safety
Other
If the above transportation changes were made, would you use these modes of transportation?
Yes
No
Would you support adding more residential development to the South Main Area?
Yes, more housing would bring vibrancy to the area
Maybe, but only if designed appropriately
No, I prefer to keep it primarily commercial
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Missing Middle Housing
As part of the redevelopment of the South Main Area, the City is considering ways to introduce more Missing Middle Housing—a range of small-scale, multi-unit housing types (such as duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, and courtyard apartments) that provide assorted and affordable housing options while maintaining neighborhood character.
Are you familiar with the concept of Missing Middle Housing?
Yes, I understand it well
Somewhat
No, I'm not familiar
What types of Missing Middle Housing would you support in the South Main Area?
Small multiplex housing (duplexes, triplexes, quadraplexes)
Townhomes or row houses
Small apartment buildings (4-12 units)
Courtyard or cottage-style housing
Mixed-use development
Other
What benefits do you think Missing Middle Housing could bring to the South Main Area?
More affordable housing options
Increased foot traffic for local businesses
Variety or housing styles
More opportunities for homeownership
Use of vacant or underutilized land
I don't think it would be beneficial
Other
What concerns, if any, do you have about introducing Missing Middle Housing to the South Main Area?
Parking availability
Cost of housing
Traffic congestion
Changes to neighborhood character
Property values
Rental vs. homeownership balance
No concerns
Other
Would you be interested in living in or investing in Missing Middle Housing if it were development in the South Main Area?
Yes, I would consider living in one of these housing types
Yes, I would consider building one of these housing types
Maybe, depending on design and affordability
No, I prefer single-family housing
What design features would make Missing Middle Housing feel compatible with the existing South Main Area?
Front porches and stoops
Brick or traditional materials
Landscaping and green space
Walkability and pedestrian-friendly design
Small-scale buildings
Other
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Public Spaces & Community Featues
How important is it to incorporate public spaces into the South Main Area's redevelopment?
Very important
Somewhat important
Not important
Would you like to see more public art in the South Main Area?
Yes
No
No opinion
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Demographics
What is your age?
18-25 years
26-40 years
41-64 years
65+ years
What is your race?
American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African American
Hispanic or Latino
Native American or Pacific Islander
White
Other
What is your household income?
Below $35,000
$35,000-$50,000
$50,000-$75,000
$75,000-$120,000
Over $120,000
Which zip code do you live in?
28144
28146
28147
28159
Other
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Final Thoughts
What is one thing you would change about the South Main Area today?
Do you have any additional comments or ideas for improving the area?
Are you interested in staying up-to-date on the plan?
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