Corolla Village Small Area Plan Vision Statements Voting Talley
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Each person attending the Corolla Village Small Area Planning Public Outreach Meeting on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 was given the opportunity to vote on statements that represented their vision of Corolla Village in the next 10 years.
Through the use of colored dots, staff was able to recognize the geographic uniqueness of property and business owners at the meeting.
Participants locations were broken down by those that live:
Listed below are the responses from each group and a total tally for all participants.
| Overall |
| Voter Categories/ Rating System: |
Percentage Total |
| Categories: |
|
| Maintain a small village character and atmosphere. |
20% |
| Limit destruction of open space and encroachment of new development. |
9% |
| Maintain a historically preserved area. |
8% |
| Protect old live oaks and other specimen trees. |
8% |
| Protect building styles and physical characteristics of the area. |
7% |
| Resolve parking and traffic congestion issues. |
7% |
| Limit big box development and franchised businesses. |
6% |
| A village very much as it is today with little change in the next ten years. |
6% |
| No permanent, non-historical structures added to Heritage Park. |
5% |
| Promote improvements that allow pedestrians, bikers, and cars to co-exist. |
4% |
| Outside of Boundary |
| Voter Categories/ Rating System: |
Percentage Total |
| Categories: |
|
| Maintain a small village character and atmosphere. |
25% |
| Limit destruction of open space and encroachment of new development. |
12% |
| Resolve parking and traffic congestion issues. |
10% |
| Protect old live oaks and other specimen trees. |
9% |
| Maintain a historically preserved area. |
6% |
| Protect building styles and physical characteristics of the area. |
6% |
| Preserve open space while promoting additional recreational opportunities. |
5% |
| People friendly amenities such as benches, tables, grassy areas |
5% |
| Limit big box development and franchised businesses. |
4% |
| Pedestrian/bike connectivity from Whalehead Club to Corolla Village, including safe access across NC 12. |
4% |
| Inside Boundary: East of NC 12 |
| Voter Categories/ Rating System: |
Percentage Total |
| Categories: |
|
| Maintain a small village character and atmosphere. |
22% |
| Maintain a historically preserved area. |
10% |
| Limit destruction of open space and encroachment of new development. |
9% |
| Limit big box development and franchised businesses. |
9% |
| Protect old live oaks and other specimen trees. |
8% |
| Protect building styles and physical characteristics of the area. |
7% |
| Safer movement of people in the village area. |
7% |
| Resolve parking and traffic congestion issues. |
6% |
| A village very much as it is today with little change in the next ten years. |
5% |
| No permanent, non-historical structures added to Heritage Park. |
5% |
| Inside Boundary: West of NC 12 |
| Voter Categories/ Rating System: |
Percentage Total |
| Categories: |
|
| A village very much as it is today with little change in the next ten years. |
12% |
| Maintain a historically preserved area. |
11% |
| Maintain a small village character and atmosphere. |
9% |
| Protect building styles and physical characteristics of the area. |
9% |
| Limit big box development and franchised businesses. |
8% |
| No permanent, non-historical structures added to Heritage Park. |
7% |
| Additional public restroom facilities. |
6% |
| Promote improvements that allow pedestrians, bikers, and cars to co-exist. |
6% |
| Protect old live oaks and other specimen trees. |
5% |
| Limit destruction of open space and encroachment of new development. |
5% |
