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362 May consider lax or tee increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 17. 7 112 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 633 skipped question 22 18. Park Facilities -Waterfront (Garnier's Beach, Landing, Liza Jackson, Sound Park) Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 29. 1% 184 accept tax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 53. 9% 361 May consider tax or fee increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 17. 1% 108 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 633 skipped question 22 11 of 20 19. Police Protection ( patrol, investigations) 3. 1. Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 88. 9% 571 accept tax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide ( May 7. 9% 51 consider tax or fee increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 3. 1 % 20 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 642 skipped question 13 20. Recreation Centers (Fred Hedrick, Docie Bass, Chester Pruitt) Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 20. 0% 126 accept tax or fee increase to O continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 52. 9 % 334 May consider tax or fee Increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 27. 1 171 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 631 skipped question 24 12 of 20 21. Recycling (drop -off locations) 3. 1. Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 24. 7% 156 accept tax or fee increase to' continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 42. 5% 268 May consider tax or fee increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 32. 8% 207 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answeredanswered questionquestion 631631 skippedskipped questionquestion 2424 22.22. RightRight - - ofof- -WayWay MaintenanceMaintenance ( ( landscapelandscape mediansmedians & & rightsrights - - ofof- - way)way) ResponseResponse ResponseResponse PercentPercent CountCount CORECORE SERVICESERVICE - - CriticalCritical ServiceService that City Must Provide ( Would 27. 8% 174 accept tax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 54. 1 % 339 May consider tax or fee Increase to continue status quo) AMENITY . City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 182 114 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 627 skipped question 28 13 of 20 23. School Crossing Guards ( Edwina, Elliott Point, Kenwood) 3. 1. Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide (Would 39. 9% 255 accept tax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 39. 9% 255 May consider tax or fee Increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 20. 2% 129 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 639 skipped question 16 14 of 20 24. Senior Citizen Center (hobbies, fitness, and personal growth to citizens age 50 and 3. 1. over) Response Response Percent Count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 16. 1% 103 accept lax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 46. 6% 312 May consider tax or fee Increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 35, 2% 225 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 646 skipped question t5 15 of 20 3.1. 25. Sidewalks (62. 80 miles) Response Response Percent count CORE SERVICE - Critical Service that City Must Provide ( Would 32. 6 % 205 accept tax or fee increase to continue status quo) KEY SERVICE - Important Service that City Should Provide 48. 0% 302 May consider tax or fee increase to continue status quo) AMENITY - City May Reduce or Eliminate ( Prefer service reduction 194% 122 or elimination to tax or fee increase) answered question 629 skipped question 26 26.

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