Bailey Park Passive Recreation Survey

Bailey Park Passive Recreation Survey
Dear Sayreville Residents,

We are exploring ways to improve Bailey Park to better meet the community's needs. Passive recreation includes activities that focus on relaxation, enjoying nature, and spending time with family and friends. Your feedback is essential to help us prioritize enhancements and amenities.

Please take a few minutes to complete this survey.
1. About You
How often do you visit Bailey Park?

DailyWeeklyMonthlyRarelyNever
What is your age group?

Under 1818-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465+
What part of Sayreville do you live in?

Zone I: Sayrewoods, Parkway Homes, Melrose, President Park, Oaktree North, Sherwood Forest, Patriot Hill, Upper Main Street (Hilltop Avenue area), Old Bridge, Munn's Village, Bordentown Avenue (Old Bridge to South Amboy), and Woodside EstatesZone II: Morgan, Appletree Village, Morgan Heights, Oaktree East, Spinnaker Point, Laurel Park, Parlin area (including North Edward Street to end of Deerfield Road, and SouthEdward Street to Guest House), White Oaks, Upper Pine Brook, Hillcrest Homes,Washington Road (to corner of Marchut Court, both sides), and Deerfield Road, La MerZone III: Sayreville Proper, Tangletown, Winding River, Towne Lake, Sayre Park, Lower Sayreville (including Lower Pine Brook), Natures Walk, Horseshoe Road area, Oaktree West, Green Valley, Washington Village, Heritage Woods, and Washington Road(from corner of Marchut Court to bridge, both sides)
2. Desired Passive Recreation Features
Which types of passive recreation would you like to see in Bailey Park? (Select up to 3)

Walking trailsNature observation areasOpen green spaces for relaxationPicnic areas with tables and grillsCommunity gardensPublic art displaysDog ParkHistorical or educational markersGames/Activities (Disc Golf, Corn Hole, Hop Scotch, ect.)
What amenities would make Bailey Park more enjoyable? (Select up to 3)

Benches and seating areasShade structures or gazebosWater fountains (including for pets)RestroomsLighting for evening useBike racksAccessible pathways for strollers and wheelchairs
3. Accessibility and Location
How far do you currently travel to visit Bailey Park?

Less than 1 mile1-3 miles3-5 milesMore than 5 miles
How easy is it for you to access Bailey Park?

Very easySomewhat easyNeutralSomewhat difficultVery difficult
4. Community Use and Events
How often would you use new passive recreation spaces at Bailey Park?

DailyWeeklyMonthlyOccasionallyRarely
Would you participate in community events or activities in Bailey Park?

Yes, oftenSometimesRarelyNo
5. Additional Feedback
Are there any other specific improvements to Bailey Park that you would like to see? If so, please provide:
Are there other considerations we should take into account when improving Bailey Park? If so, please provide:
Any additional comments about the potential Bailey Park project?
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts! Your feedback will help us make Bailey Park an even better place to relax and enjoy nature.
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Bailey Park Passive Recreation Survey

1. About You

2. Desired Passive Recreation Features

3. Accessibility and Location

4. Community Use and Events

5. Additional Feedback