| QVNA Reports &
Publications QVNA, it's board of directors, committees,
and residents continually strive to improve our neighborhood. In order to
effectively meet this goal, it is important to share reports,
publications, and other information that we generate.
Current reports and publications:
Trinity Episcopal Church: A History
Before there was Mario Lanza Park, there was the Trinity Episcopal
Church. Consecrated in 1822, the church was razed almost 90 years ago
and little trace remains. Queen Village resident Edwin Rivera shares his
research into the history of the church and its place in our
neighborhood. His article contains historic photos, floor plans, and
more.
Download the article (2 pages, 1.4MB).
Queen Village Transit Guide (November 2006):
The QVNA Transportation Committee has prepared a useful guide to
help residents understand their public transportation options in and
near Queen Village. The guide includes an overview of nearby bus,
subway, and train lines. The guide also includes information on fares,
using bikes on transit, and tips for taking transit to New York City.
View the Queen
Village Transit Guide online.
Philly Car Share - One Year Impact Report (March
2006):
This report, prepared by PhillyCarShare, evaluates the impact of the
on-street Philly Car Share spots in Queen Village. The report suggests
that the initiative has significantly reduced car ownership and improved
on-street parking availability as compared using a commercial off-street
facility.
Philly Car
Share: One-Year Car-Ownership Impacts of Using On-Street Space (pdf,
268kb)
Queen Village Parking Survey Report:
The Parking sub-committee of the Queen Village Transportation
Committee has recently completed an in-depth survey of residents
regarding a variety of parking and transportation issues. The interim
report can be reviewed below.
Interim Parking
Survey Report (pdf, 86kb)
Parking
Survey - Community Comments (pdf, 96kb)
Queen Village Community Input Report:
A full report based on an extensive survey of Queen Village. The report
describes the strengths and most critical issues facing the neighborhood
as well as comments from residents.
Full Report
(pdf, 638kb)
Appendix A: Community
Survey, Survey Form and Methods (pdf, 64kb)
Appendix B: Outline of
Community Matters (pdf, 18kb)
Appendix C: Community Issues
(pdf, 18kb)
Appendix D: Community
Comments and Feedback (pdf, 334kb)
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