SOS Hull, the community organization that opposes large-scale development on the Hull Redevelopment Authority property, has launched an independent survey to gather opinions on the future uses of the land.

Humans Not Consumers, a Hull-based ethical business consultancy and think tank, is conducting survey on behalf of SOS Hull. The “Voice of the People Survey” is live and looking to capture the perspective of Hullonians and those who use Hull for the beach and other reasons; it can be accessed at www.surveymonkey.com/r/HullVoiceofthePeople2024 or by scanning the QR code with your smartphone.

The 10-minute survey is a tool to get a statistically significant and unbiased read on the perspectives of people who live and use this unique and wonderful piece of land – Hull. There are a variety of projects in development, and community initiatives underway in town. According to the group, with many meetings happening at night, and on the same night, many residents cannot share their perspective; this survey aims to change that.

The survey is anonymous, no names are shared and no one will be recontacted unless they ask specifically. The results from the survey will be posted on SOS Hull’s website, as well as the Humans Not Consumers website. The survey results will be accompanied by video interviews with key stakeholders – local businesspeople, generational townspeople, educators, real estate agents, and the like.

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