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X's 0 <br />r i arks and Recreation Needs Assessment Experten <br />NEEDS ASSESSMENT SURVEY PRIOR TO LONG RANGE PLANNING (2008) <br />CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEYS (2006, 20089 2010) <br />NEEDS ASSESSMENT SURVEY AS COMPONENT OF MASTER PLAN (2003) <br />NEEDS ASSESSMENT SURVEY (2010) <br />Shoreline, Washington <br />Leisure Vision conducted a Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment Survey for the City of <br />Shoreline Parks,, Recreation and Cultural Services Department during the summer of 2010. The <br />purpose of the survey was to help the City plan for the future parks, recreation and cultural needs <br />of the community. The survey was designed to obtain statistically valid results from households <br />throughout the City of Shoreline. The survey was administered by a combination of mail and <br />phone. <br />The goal was to obtain a <br />total of at least 500 <br />completed surveys from <br />city of Shoreline <br />households. This goal was <br />accomplished, with a total <br />of 508 surveys having been <br />completed. The results of <br />the random sample of 508 <br />households have a 95% <br />level of confidence with a <br />precision of at least <br />4.3%. <br />Q5. Parks and Recreation Facilities That <br />Are Most Important to Households <br />byperceintage of respondents who selected the iteim as one of their top four choices <br />Small neighborhood parks <br />Natural areas/inaturetrails <br />Paved walking/bikiingi trails <br />Largi e community Iparlles <br />Off- leash dog parks <br />Playgrounds <br />Indoor sW immi ng Ipoolss <br />Indoor exercise and fitness faci I iti es <br />�Picinic shelters/areas <br />M uselums <br />Cultural facilities <br />Soccer/footbal I fields <br />Outdoor tennis courts <br />Outdoor spray parksAAvading pools <br />Youth (baseball and softball fields <br />M eeti ngi space/conference, center <br />Indoor gymnasilaims <br />Outdoor baskBtbafl/imulb-iuse courts <br />Teen center <br />Skateboarding area <br />Indoor ice-sllatiing <br />Adult (baseball and softball fields <br />Indoor hoclo--y <br />Other <br />------------- —IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillillillillillillilliillillillillillillillillillilillillillillililI <br />46% <br />Ill <br />42% <br />% <br />■ <br />23% <br />—11111111111111111111illillillillillillilliillillilillillillillillillillillillll�I <br />Mff <br />2,2% <br />18% <br />■ <br />1 70/p <br />16% <br />■ % <br />10% <br />HER, 19% <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />7MM <br />ME 6% <br />77W 6% <br />5% <br />4% <br />703% <br />793% <br />392% <br />flff 2% <br />Eff 2% <br />0% <br />:JU 4% <br />0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% <br />IMMost Important 02nd Most Important 03rd Most Important 04th Most <br />Soarc 1.,16,sare Vision/E.I.-C bustitutle. (Septeniber 20110) <br />-y <br />"In 2'006, we selected a list ofpark acquisitions and improvements b�ased on an ET(.. survey for <br />the city'sfirst bond issue. We received more than a 70% YES vote o he community. We <br />continue to use ET(7 Ins titutefor citizen satisfaction surveys and updates to master planning <br />documents to be sure we are meeting the needs of the community. 1 <br />Dick Deal,, Director <br />DICK DEAL,, Director of Parks,, Recreation,, and Cultural Services <br />City of Shoreline, Washington <br />17544 Midvale Avenue North <br />Shoreline,, Washington 98133 <br />(206)1801-2601 <br />Leisure Vision Need.s Assessment Experience - 6 <br />