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28 <br />11) Neighborhood Location of Respondents <br />Southwest 32% <br />North 31% <br />Southeast 16% <br />Central 21% <br />12) a. Concentrate on existing facilities <br />Survey respondents feel that the City should concentrate its efforts on improvement of existing recreation <br />facilities vs. adding new parks. <br />Strongly Agree Agree Not sure Disagree Strongly Disagree <br />159 236 96 51 1 <br />(71% Strongly Agree and Agree) (9% Disagree and Strongly Disagree) <br />b. Satisfied with rec. service and facilities for tax $ <br />Most residents are satisfied with the recreation value they receive for their tax dollar. <br />Strongly Agree Agree Not sure Disagree Strongly Disagree <br />87 305 94 62 12 <br />(70% Strongly Agree and Agree) (14% Disagree and Strongly Disagree) <br />b1. Satisfied with service if fee increase <br />Fee increases would slightly diminish people’s opinion of recreation value for their tax dollars. <br />Strongly Agree Agree Not sure Disagree Strongly Disagree <br />56 204 205 59 21 <br />(48% Strongly Agree and Agree) (15% Disagree and Strongly Disagree) <br />b2. Satisfied with service if tax increase <br />A property tax increase would further diminish people’s opinion of recreation value for their tax dollar. <br />However, more people would still be satisfied than unsatisfied if a tax increase occurred for park and <br />recreation purposes. There may be sufficient support for a future bond referendum for select trail and <br />recreation improvements. <br />Strongly Agree Agree Not sure Disagree Strongly Disagree <br />57 143 185 102 58 <br />(37% Strongly Agree and Agree) (29% Disagree and Strongly Disagree)