Edgewater Glen Neighborhood Survey

Edgewater Glen Association
Neighborhood Infrastructure, Traffic & Improvement Survey

Purpose: The Edgewater Glen Association is collecting information from residents about infrastructure, traffic, pedestrian safety, and other neighborhood improvement needs.

Please complete one survey per household and provide as much detail as possible, including specific locations where applicable.

The survey consists of six (6) parts and should take approximately 3–5 minutes to complete.
Part I. Resident Information
Name

First NameLast Name
Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Email
example@example.com
Phone Number
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Your relationship to Edgewater Glen
Best way to contact you:
May the Edgewater Glen Association (EGA) contact you regarding this request?
Are you a member of EGA?
If no, we’d love to have you join EGA!

Not a member? Join your neighbors in supporting EGA's advocacy, events and neighborhood improvement initiatives. https://www.edgewaterglen.org/join

EGA is a volunteer organization made up of your neighbors, working together for our neighborhood. Every membership helps us do more, strengthens our collective voice, and supports the programs and initiatives that bring our community together.

PART IV – LARGER INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS
Are there larger infrastructure problems affecting your block, alley or neighborhood?
Examples could include major street reconstruction, persistent flooding and drainage improvements, alley reconstruction—including permeable pavers in place of asphalt to improve drainage, such as on Clark and the 1300 blocks—sidewalk replacement, major tree canopy improvements, pedestrian safety projects, or other neighborhood-wide infrastructure needs.
Please describe:

PART V – 48TH WARD PARTICIPATORY BUDGET IDEAS
Each year, residents have an opportunity to suggest projects for potential funding through the Participatory Budgeting — The 48th Ward process.
Is there an improvement you identified in this survey—or another neighborhood project—you think EGA should consider for Participatory Budget funding?
If yes, briefly describe your idea:
Where would the project be located?
Some broad examples of projects include: pedestrian safety improvements such as raised crosswalks; historic-style street lighting; sidewalk, street, and alley repairs; parks and recreational facilities; trees, landscaping, and green space—including additional planting along Clark Street and Granville; and public art and neighborhood beautification.
Would you be willing to help EGA further develop or advocate for this idea?

THANK YOU!

Thank you for helping the Edgewater Glen Association identify infrastructure needs and neighborhood improvement opportunities.

The information collected through this survey will help the Edgewater Glen Association:
- Identify recurring infrastructure problems across multiple blocks.
- Consolidate individual requests to prioritize issues and get improvements completed faster.
- Coordinate requests with the 48th Ward Alderman's Office.
- Identify projects appropriate for City funding or capital improvement programs.
- Develop competitive ideas for 48th Ward Participatory Budgeting.
- Document traffic, pedestrian, drainage, and emergency-access concerns affecting residents.
Your voice makes a difference. Do you allow EGA to include your survey response in communications, requests, or petitions to the 48th Ward Alderman’s Office and other City of Chicago departments concerning the neighborhood improvements here?
Should be Empty:

Part I. Resident Information