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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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