This questionnaire focuses on identifying the “special places” in our communities. Special places can be any number of places that define a community’s uniqueness and values. Identifying special places in your community helps to focus in on the places that need to be protected or preserved, the places that capture “quality of life” for a community, and the places that bind the community together.

Please fill out the following questionnaire to help us identify the special places in your community.  Responses can be filled out using the form below or you can click here to download a PDF and send it in by mail to the address below:

Brenda Dinne, Bureau Chief
Bureau of Comprehensive Planning
225 N. Center Street, Room 204
Westminster, MD  21157
pathways@ccg.carr.org

The original deadline for responses was December 31, 2005.  The purpose of that deadline was to be able to incorporate the information and responses received into the materials or Spring 2006 Grassroots Gatherings discussions.  Click here to download the results of surveys received as of December 31, 2005. 

Youth may continue to participate through the activities on this web site.  The subsequent responses and materials from these activities will still be incorporated into the overall input received as part of this process.

Name:
Age:	Elementary School Middle School High School
Name of your Community:
What are some of the special buildings or other man-made places that someone who is walking or driving around your community is likely to see? For example, any favorite historic buildings you would really like to see preserved.
Where are the important natural areas in your community, and what makes them special? For example, natural areas you would most like to see preserved.
If you were to recommend a place in your community for others to visit, where would it be?
Are there any other qualities that make your community unique (one-of-a–kind, no place else like it on earth)?