Tools Resume later Exit and clear survey 2026 City of Roeland Park Street Parking Survey default 2026 City of Roeland Park Street Parking Survey idbkp 234 234 IPGL Location data from IP: IP address Country Region City Latitude Longitude Postal code Time zone Q1 How many vehicles are regularly kept at your household? Only numbers may be entered in this field. vehicles Q2 During which times are vehicles most often parked in front of your home on the street? Select all that apply Weekday mornings Weekday afternoons Weekday evenings Overnight on weekdays Weekend mornings Weekend afternoons Weekend evenings Overnight on weekends Vehicles are rarely parked on my street Q3 Have you personally experienced or observed any of the following issues on your street? Select all that apply Emergency vehicles having difficulty passing through Trash, recycling or delivery vehicles having difficulty passing through Snowplows and street sweepers having difficulty clearing or cleaning the street Drivers having to stop or pull over to let another vehicle pass Reduced visibility when backing out of driveways Damage to cars parked on the street or to property from passing vehicles Increased frustration between neighbors over parking I have not experienced or observed any of these issues Other Q3x9 Please define "Other." Q4 How supportive would you be of the City restricting on-street parking on residential streets that are 25 feet wide or less? (Restrictions may include limiting parking on one or both sides of the street.) Choose one of the following answers Very supportive Supportive Neutral Opposed Very opposed Not sure No answer Q5 What concerns would you have if the City restricted on-street parking on your street? Select all that apply Not enough parking for my household Not enough parking for visitors or guests Difficulty for contractors, caregivers, or service providers Parking would shift to nearby streets Parking would become less convenient It could create conflicts between neighbors Streets may feel wider and encourage faster driving It may make the neighborhood feel less residential It may be difficult for the City to enforce It may reduce accessibility for older adults or people with disabilities I do not have any concerns Other Q5x12 Please define "Other." Previous Next Resume later Please confirm you want to clear your response? Exit and clear survey Resume later Exit and clear survey