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Appendix D - Pilot Survey Experiences and Lessons Learned
Pages 140-143

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... The initial phone conversation was followed up with a letter or email message requesting permission and describing the surveys to be conducted. One of the initial sites selected for surveys was Mockingbird Station (a TOD)
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... From this experience, it would appear that original developers (who will be more interested in reduced traffic impacts due to internal capture) are possibly more willing to have surveys conducted and single local owners may also be easier to interest.
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... This required interviewing at different locations each day, although some of the lower activity entrances were covered both days. At Mockingbird Station, inbound interviews were also conducted at the entrance from the DART rail station that is served by two rail lines and six bus routes.
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... . Development Data Development Characteristics Data describing the characteristics of the developments were acquired from the on-site management company for Mockingbird Station, from the parking operator on behalf of the management companies for Atlantic Station, and from the various owners and management companies at Legacy Town Center.
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Key Terms

  • exit interviews
  • management company
  • mockingbird station
  • legacy town
  • internal capture

  • parking operator
  • town center
  • development data
  • rail station
  • management companies

  • people entering
  • temporary employment
  • employment agency
  • brief interviews
  • practice interviews

  • survey team
  • initial phone
  • door counts
  • square footage
  • development characteristics

  • cordon counts
  • exiting patrons
  • third development
  • inbound trips
  • occupancy data

  • inbound trip
  • phone conversation
  • trip data
  • minor exceptions
  • multiple developers


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