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�� Home Inspections - A large proportion of people are in favor of the idea of having various ho�e inspec�ions for fire hazards, energy efficiency or general code compliance. This would indicate that a program proposal �ight be deve7oped in each of these areas, including a detailing of possib7e costs and what the program might entail. At that time further public consideration could be given to the issues. Home and Susiness Ligh�ing - Significantly, there was a marked differ- ence in the perc�ived desirability of placing r�stric�ions on home and business l�ghting for purposes af pramoting energy conservation. In the case of business lighting; i.e., neon signs, etc., restrictions on the use of this type of lighting was favored by a majority of the respondents. For home lighting; i.e., decora�ive Christmas lighting, restrictions were opposed by over a two to one majority. This data would seem �o indicate that consideration may be given to placing some sort of time or size restriction on the �se of business lighting. Bike and Pedestrian Pathways - A iarge �ajority of the respondents were in favor of allocating more funds for the construction of bike/ pedestrian pathways. Development of a long range, city-w�de pathway program is indicated. PARKS AND RECREA�iON The significant i�ems in parks and recreation concern the golf course. Parking seemed to be the oniy service problem with ov�r one�third of thase who use t�e course rating paricing "fair" or "poor". Plo action is recorrmended, however, since little can be done to a7ter the current situation. Concerning th� qu�stion of building another go7f course, a n�w tab7e was generated using �the data as follows: "Before today, had you heard of the go�if course... or not?" "Have you, yourself, used this golf course... or not?" "Would you be in favor of (building) another go�f course... or not?" Total Favor Bui7ding 24� Do not favor building fi0% Don't know 17% Total Heard Of Used Yes No Yes No 30� 7% �8% 21 � 55% 74% 35% 60% 15% 20� 6% 19� l OQ% l OQ% 7 00°6 7 00°b � Q0� This table is read down and across. For example, of �hose who have used the course in the past, 58% favor bui7ding ano�her course and 35°6 do not favor building another course. This data would seem to indicate that the total population is not in favor Qf building another course, but that slightly over half of those who currentZy use the existing course are Tn tavor and would presu�ably use the new course. This represents approximately 1,OQ0 adul�. residents of Rosev-�ile.