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Public Response Section NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

1. Power on Unit 2. Check for “TMA” Mode 4. Press Send 3. Select Response To Change ANSWER ? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

1. What is your gender? 1. Male2. Female NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

2. What age group are you in? 1. Less than – – NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

3. How did you learn about this meeting? 1. Newspaper 2. Word of Mouth5. NKAPC 3. Flyer 6. Other 4. Internet NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

4. How long have you lived in Northern Kentucky? 1. Less than 5 years3. More than 20 years 2. 5 – 20 years4. I do not live in Northern Kentucky NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

5. How would you describe where you live? 1. Urban 2. Suburban 3. On a Farm 4. Rural, but not a farm 5. Other NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

6. Which category BEST describes your interest in this project? 1. Interested Citizen 2. Developer / Builder 3. Community Organization Representative 4. Government Official 5. Other NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

7. For the future of Northern Kentucky, how do you value: The Agriculture Industry? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

8. Wildlife? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

9. Forest? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

10. Connectivity (Various forms of circulation: Pedestrian, Bicycle, Vehicle, Public Transit)? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

11. Organized Recreation (sports fields and courts)? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

12. Passive Recreation (green space, trails, naturalistic space)? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

13. Contemporary Architecture? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

14. Fishable Waterways? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

15. Swimmable Waterways? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

16. System of parks and natural areas? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

17. Walkable Communities? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

18. Historic Architecture? NKAPC & University of Kentucky Audience Participation

Visual Preference Study NKAPC & University of Kentucky Visual Preference

NKAPC & University of Kentucky Spatial Preference

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NKAPC & University of Kentucky Visual Preference Structure Type And Location

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NKAPC & University of Kentucky Visual Preference Thank You For Your Participation!