Please respond to all questions in each of the 4 sections.

Current Use of N.C. 12    |   Looking Forward    |   Access    |   Concluding Thoughts

1. Where are you primarily located?

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2. How often do you personally experience delays or closures on N.C. 12 between Oregon Inlet and Rodanthe due to inclement weather and related events (overwash, flooding, erosion, sand blocking the road, etc)?

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3. When N.C. 12 is closed or restricted, which impacts are most significant to you? (Select up to three)

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4. When N.C. 12 is closed, what do you typically do? (select all that apply)

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5. How satisfied are you with recent temporary measures (such as dune repairs or sandbags) to maintain access along N.C. 12 ?

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6. Which best describes how you use N.C. 12? (select all that apply)

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7. Over the next five years,how acceptable would it be to continue using temporary solutions that may involve occasional lane closures, until permanent fixes are in place?

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8. Which long-term outcomes are most important to you? (Rank your top three)

9. How supportive are you of using long bridges in Pamlico Sound to bypass sections of N.C. 12 that are vulnerable to damage?

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10. How supportive are you of improving existing "on-island" roadways that could include new short bridge sections?

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11. How supportive are you of using nature-based solutions such as dunes, marshes, living shorelines, marsh/oyster features alongside engineered bridge and road solutions?

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12. In your view, how important is minimizing impacts on Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge and Cape Hatteras National Seashore habitats when considering future road solutions?

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Some concepts could involve maintaining reliable access to communities while limiting vehicle access in environmentally sensitive areas.

13. How do you currently use Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge and Cape Hatteras National Seashore? (Select all that apply)

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14. How supportive would you be of a transportation option that gives reliable access to southern Outer Banks communities, but does not keep public vehicle access to northern sections of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge?

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15. How do you currently use the Bonner Bridge Fishing Pier? (Select all that apply)

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16. If coastal conditions, safety concerns, or long-term access planning require changes to the Bonner Bridge Fishing Pier in the future, which statement best reflects your perspective?

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17. What would be most important to you if changes to the pier were considered? (Select all that apply)

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18. What is the most critically important issue to you when considering the future of N.C. 12.

19. Optional : Please provide any additional comments you may have regarding N.C. 12 access, refuge and seashore use, or coastal resilience strategies.