Greenwood - Phinney Ridge: 2005 Follow Up Survey
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The first ComNETsm surveys were conducted in the spring and summer of 2004 in four Seattle neighborhoods: Greenwood-Phinney Ridge, Capitol Hill, North Beacon Hill and the International District. There were a total of 1159 incidents recorded from these initial surveys. In May 2005, Sustainable Seattle conducted four “follow-up” surveys, in which volunteers surveyed the same routes as in the 2004 surveys, but rather than collect new conditions, this survey checked whether the original conditions still existed. If the surveyors did not find the original conditions, the incidents were recorded as “resolved ”. Of the 1159 incidents recorded in 2004, 386 were found to be “resolved” by the time of the follow up survey.
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Findings
Table 1: Most Frequently Collected Problems:
Top top three issues in Greenwood/Phinney Ridge are graffiti, trip hazards, and weeds. Of these most frequently collected problems, only missing tree is above 50% resolved. The other problems are extremely lacking in comparison to the other neighborhoods.
By Agency
There were 13 agencies with various jurisdictions through the Greenwood and Phinney Ridge neighborhoods. 4 of the 13 agencies had resolved above 50% of the issues they were affiliated with.
The Top Three Agencies:
- SDOT (Seattle Department of Transportation)
- Property Owners and SPU (Seattle Public Utilities)
- Property Owners and SDOT (Seattle Department of Transportation)
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