Federal Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Fall 2025 Survey

Survey Overview

We appreciate your participation in the Federal Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit Project fall 2025 survey. The project is currently in the design phase and we are asking for feedback on environmental impacts, station design and general comments. If you have any specific questions or comments for the project team, please email us at [email protected].

Feedback/Concerns on the Federal Boulevard BRT Project

1a. What aspects of the Federal BRT project are most important to you?

Faster, more reliable transit Improved station design and amenities Accessibility and safety Environmental sustainability Connections to other transit/bike/walk options Other

1b. If you selected "Other," please specify which aspect of the Federal Boulevard BRT project is most important to you below:

2. Before this public comment period, how informed did you feel about the Federal BRT project?

Extremely informed Somewhat informed I had heard of it, but not much more Not at all informed

3. Are you concerned about any of the following environmental impacts as a result of the Federal BRT project? Select as many as apply

Noise Visual quality Local traffic patterns Economic or social impacts Historical resources No concerns

4. Please provide more information regarding your concerns above about the Federal BRT project's potential environmental impacts below:

5. What is your primary concern, if any, regarding the proposed impacts on the parks and trails along the Federal BRT corridor? (Please list the park or trail)

BRT Station Color Options

Below are the three proposed color options for the Federal Boulevard BRT stations: cool/dark, warm/dark and warm/light. Please review these options prior to answering the next question.

A. Cool/Dark Option

Dark, cool-toned palette of blue, grey, and dark brown materials for the proposed Federal BRT stations, reflecting Colorado winter scenery. — Dark, cool-toned option of blue, grey and dark brown materials, reflecting Colorado winter scenery.

A rendering of a proposed Federal Boulevard BRT station with the cool/dark color palette — Rendering of Federal Boulevard BRT station featuring the cool/dark color option: a grey concrete base, light blue signage and dark brown elements including the support columns, wood plank ceiling and drainage grates.

B. Warm/Dark Option

Color palette of warm, dark colors of materials that could be used for proposed Federal Boulevard bus rapid transit stations — Dark, warm-toned option of blue, grey, medium and dark brown materials, reflecting Colorado winter scenery.

A rendering of Federal Boulevard BRT station with the warm/dark color palette — Rendering of Federal Boulevard BRT station featuring the warm/dark color option: a grey concrete base, light blue signage, medium brown wood plank ceiling and dark brown elements including the support columns and drainage grates.

C. Warm/Light Option

Color palette of warm, light colors of materials that could be used for proposed Federal Boulevard bus rapid transit stations. — Light, warm-toned option of bright orange, grey, and light brown materials, blending the warmth of summer with the tones of winter

A rendering of Federal Boulevard BRT station with the warm/light color palette — Rendering of a Federal Boulevard BRT station featuring a warm/light color option: a grey concrete base, warm grey concrete benches, white support columns, orange signage, a light brown wood plank ceiling and dark brown drainage grates.

6. Which color option do you prefer for the Federal BRT stations?

Cool/Dark option Warm/Dark option Warm/Light option

Federal BRT Project Priorities

The Federal Boulevard BRT project will include several types of improvements. Please rank the following Federal Boulevard BRT improvements from 1 (highest priority) to 5 (lowest priority).

7a. Speed and reliability Example: Dedicated bus lanes, transit signals, etc.

1. Highest priority 2. High priority 3. Neutral 4. Low priority 5. Lowest priority

7b. Station and bus stop amenities Example: Shelters, lighting, seating, real-time information, etc.

1. Highest priority 2. High priority 3. Neutral 4. Low priority 5. Lowest priority

7c. Service frequency Example: How often buses arrive.

1. Highest priority 2. High priority 3. Neutral 4. Low priority 5. Lowest priority

7d. Improvements focused on ridership

1. Highest priority 2. High priority 3. Neutral 4. Low priority 5. Lowest priority

7e. Other: If you have other priority not listed above, please specify below including the priority level

Federal BRT Communication & More Information

8. How do you currently get information regarding the Federal BRT project?

Project website Community meetings Local news media Social media Project mailings or flyers Word of mouth

9a. What information would you like to know about in the next phase of the Federal BRT project? Select all that apply

Upcoming outreach events Design decisions Components of design that the public can influence Other

9b. If you selected "Other", please explain what additional information you would like to receive in the next project phase below:

10a. What is your role in relation to the Federal BRT project area? Check all that apply

Resident Property owner Local business owner Employee Commuter Other

10b. If you selected "Other," please describe your role below:

11. If you are a property or business owner and would like a project representative to contact you, please provide your contact information below.

11a. Property or business address Please provide the street address for your property or business

11b. Phone Number Example: 303-123-4567

11c. Email address Example: [email protected]

12. Please provide any additional comments, concerns or suggestions that you have about the Federal BRT project below: