GSPOA – Miracle Mile Survey II

The Miracle Mile Survey II, coordinated and administered by GSPOA, will engage residents from Moorings and Coquina Sands in a collective effort to gather community insights. The survey will be conducted throughout February 2026, with findings compiled and shared with all stakeholders during March and April.

  • Q2 - How important are the following features to improve the functions or appearance of the Miracle Mile?

    1 - Not Important
    2 - Somewhat Important
    3 - Important
    4 - Very Important
    5 - Extremely Important
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    1. Underground Utilities
    2. Sidewalks for safety and convenience
    3. Traffic Control and Signage
    4. Low Building heights (within zoning)
    5. Green space and lush landscaping
    6. Stormwater flooding on roads
    7. Visitor trespassing on private property
    8. Building setback from sidewalks
    9. Traffic Control during construction
    10. Resident access to Lowdermilk Park
    11. Street bumps to control traffic
    12. Canopy trees that mask buildings
    13. Canopy Trees that provide shading
    14. Bike lanes for safety and convenience
    15. Water views from road
    16. Maintain or increase parking spaces on median
    17. Decrease parking spaces on median
    18. Park benches on median or sidewalks
    19. Artwork along the median or sidewalks
    20. Speed limit for traffic at 25mph

  • Q3 Several new devleopments have taken place in the last 3 years along the 1.3 mile area from Doctor Pass to the new Four Seasons hotel.

  • Thank you for taking the time to submit the survey. The information will be gathered and report will be created and shared.