NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program: Southeast Brooklyn Waterfront Community Questionnaire
The Southeast Brooklyn Waterfront Community (“Community”) includes the neighborhoods of Bergen Beach, Georgetown, Marine Park, Mill Basin, and Mill Island.

The NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program is a NY State effort to provide additional rebuilding and revitalization assistance to Communities affected by Hurricanes Sandy and Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.

To date, the Southeast Brooklyn Waterfront Planning Committee has held several Committee meetings and one Public Engagement event, during which the public shared input on needs, opportunities, and their vision for the Community.

The Committee is now distributing this survey in order to collect additional input on these topics and help inform resiliency strategies and projects for the Community.
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General Information
1. Name *
2. E-mail *
3. Neighborhood of residence *
4. Do you work in one of these neighborhoods? *
5. Age range *
6. Primary means of transportation *
7. What is the primary way that you communicate and stay up-to-date on what is happening in the Community? Please select only one. *
Required
Impacts from Superstorm Sandy
1. Did your residence or business suffer impacts from Superstorm Sandy? *
2. If yes, was it due to storm surge, sewer back-up, and/or wind damage? Please select any that apply.
3. If you experienced sewer back-up, do you typically experience sewer back-up from heavy rain events as well?
4. Did you experience any power outages during and/or after Superstorm Sandy? *
5. If yes, how long did the outage last?
6. Do you still have lingering physical damage from Superstorm Sandy? *
7. If yes, please describe:
8. If you left your home in the immediate aftermath of the storm, where did you go to access critical supplies and seek relief? Please select any that apply.
Vision
1. What is your primary resiliency goal for the Community in the next 0-5 years? Please rank the following items in order of priority, with 1 being the higher priority and 2 being the lower priority.
Improved protection against major flood events (through better drainage, stormwater management, and coastal protection)
Clear selection
Improved emergency preparedness and response, including a reliable/redundant power supply
Clear selection
2. Do you have any additional long-term resiliency or other goals for the Community over the next 50 years?
Critical Issues, Needs and Opportunities
1. What do you think is the most critical resiliency issue facing the Community? Please select only one. *
Required
2. What do you think the Community is most in need of in order to enhance its resiliency? Please select only one. *
Required
3. What do you think is the greatest asset in the Community that could help address this need?
(For example, for “Emergency preparedness and response planning” above, an asset might be civic and community organizations, which can educate community members about preparedness and help coordinate local emergency response.)
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