The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has launched an aesthetic survey that is open to the community for feedback. The survey, which is now available on the NMDOT website, aims to gather input from residents on how they would like to see transportation infrastructure designed and landscaped to enhance the visual appeal of their communities.
This initiative comes as part of NMDOT’s ongoing efforts to prioritize aesthetics in transportation projects across the state. By allowing residents to weigh in on design choices, the department hopes to create more visually appealing and community-focused infrastructure.
The survey covers a range of topics, including landscaping, public art, signage, and architectural features. Residents are encouraged to provide their input on what elements they believe would best enhance the beauty and functionality of transportation infrastructure in their area.
NMDOT is urging all community members to participate in the survey to ensure that their voices are heard in the planning and design of future transportation projects. The survey will remain open for a specified period, with results being used to help guide decision-making for upcoming infrastructure projects.
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