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Community Survey 2001 - Comprehensive Summary Page 2 of 2 A total of 786 citizens responded to this years survey, sent out in the City Focus. Four issues were addressed in ten questions: Citizens are generally supportive of pursuing the development of affordable housing (77%), but are divided on the issue of investing resources in housing for public employees. The development of for-sale housing was more strongly favored in outlying areas. Written comments frequently addressed the Fort Ord property. The majority of citizens know the difference between storm drains and sewers, and how to dispose of car oil and household waste. Most respondents have smoke detectors and two-thirds check them regularly; as many can be self-sufficient for 72 hours and almost half of the respondents know CPR. Most residents have attended at least one of the July 4th activities presented by the City and the majority of respondents support all of those activities. The majority of written comments were very supportive of these events for the City. This report summarizes the results for each section.
The written comments on July 4th
activities were largely favorable and supportive. The minority who had
complaints focused on traffic, barking dogs, and trash left on the beach and
in the water. Written comments tend to reflect the range of attitudes
expressed above. A prominent theme in the comments, related to affordable
housing, is the use and development of land on the Fort Ord property. Survey prepared by: Lighthouse Research, 933 Fountain Ave., Monterey, CA 93940 |
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