Transit-Oriented Development Advocacy Registration

Build Better Communities Through Transit-Oriented Development

Transit-oriented development (TOD) advocacy is reshaping how we think about urban planning, and this form template makes it easy to register supporters, collect feedback, and build a movement around walkable, sustainable neighborhoods.

Whether you're a neighborhood association, urban planning nonprofit, or community coalition, this Transit-Oriented Development Advocacy Registration form helps you gather critical information from residents who want to see mixed-use zoning, car-free housing options, and pedestrian-friendly design in their communities.

Perfect for urban planning advocates, community organizers, and sustainability groups

This template is designed for advocacy organizations, city planning departments, environmental nonprofits, and grassroots movements working to promote smart growth principles. Collect supporter contact information, understand their priorities around transit access and housing density, and gauge interest in specific policy changes like zoning reform and bicycle infrastructure.

Streamline advocacy with Paperform's powerful features

With Paperform, you can customize this form to match your campaign branding, embed it on your advocacy website, or share it across social media to maximize reach. Conditional logic helps you tailor questions based on supporter interests—whether they're most concerned about affordable housing, environmental sustainability, or traffic reduction.

Connect your form to your CRM via Stepper to automatically add new supporters to email campaigns, segment audiences by policy priority, and trigger follow-up actions like petition signing or event invitations. Need signatures on formal policy proposals? Use Papersign to turn supporter registrations into signed advocacy statements or coalition agreements.

This form template includes fields for personal information, current transportation habits, housing preferences, policy priorities, volunteer interest, and optional comment sections—giving you rich data to inform your advocacy strategy and demonstrate community support to local officials.