ORLANDO, Fla. – The City of Orlando is asking residents for feedback on its Under-I project.
The city’s I-4 Ultimate construction project rebuilt interstate bridges going through downtown Orlando, with the rebuilt bridges being higher and wider than before, city officials explained.
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Due to this, there are now “new and unique spaces” below Interstate 4 between Church Street and Washington Street — an area that is collectively referred to by the city as “Under-I.”
“This public placemaking effort has the potential to unite the downtown area and its adjacent sports, arts and entertainment districts through development of a unique public space that will catalyze economic opportunities and become an iconic destination in the Orlando region,” the city’s website reads.
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On its Downtown Orlando social media page, the city urged residents to fill out a survey about what features they’d like to see in this space.
To ensure Under-I is developed with residents in mind, we are looking for feedback on what features you believe are most important to be incorporated into this space.
— Downtown Orlando (@DWNTWN_ORLANDO) August 15, 2023
Take the survey: https://t.co/2302roBflZ pic.twitter.com/2uGdse1ed8
The survey asks questions about issues like greenery, transportation options and bike paths, with respondents able to rate the importance of those features on a scale of 1-10.
The survey is also available to the entirety of the Orlando community, including those who work in, live at or visit the downtown area.
To take the survey, click here.
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