In your opinion, what should the municipality take into consideration when designing the space on the street? Should there be more space for public transportation? Or for the car? Or just for more green spaces and play areas? The choices the municipality makes regarding this matter determine your living environment. That’s why the municipality wants to know what it finds important. Complete the questionnaire Digital in. Sharing takes about 20 minutes.
Why this research?
More than 75,000 people live in Gouda. More and more residents will be added in the future. The number of visitors and the number of jobs are also increasing. But the space in the neighborhoods remains the same.
That’s why the municipality makes plans about how much space is available for parking and other activities on the street. In this way, the municipality is working to improve the street scene in 2040. The goal is for Guenaars to also be able to live, work and live happily and safely in Gouda in the future. This is why the municipality is asking for your advice.
Need help filling out?
For assistance completing the form, please contact the library. The library will help you during computer question times. This is possible with free access to the following sites:
Bloemendaal: Van Noord – Leckenburg 1 – Every Thursday from 2pm to 4pm.
Center: Chocolate Factory – Klein America 20 – every Tuesday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
Korte Akkeren: De Walvis – Walvisstraat 1 – Every Tuesday from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm.
Goverwelle: ‘t Govertje – Ouverturelaan 12 – Every Tuesday from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm.
Poplytics is conducting the consultation. They are affiliated with TU Delft as a research agency and process your answers completely anonymously.
You can complete the survey until Wednesday, May 15.
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