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RDC Amenity Survey: Top Categories and Sub-categories Report

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1 RDC Amenity Survey: Top Categories and Sub-categories Report
July 1 through July 19, 2018 (via Survey Monkey) Amenities Advisory Panel: Chris England, Karen LeBon, Bob Stout, John Pittman, Dallas Eckard, Fred Wallace, Greg Van Zandt

2 Terminology Weighted Response: we took the two top ratings (dependent on the question type) : % Very important and Important % Needs significant improvement and Needs some improvement % Very interested and Somewhat interested We then combined them as one overall % giving a weighting to separate topics that are not of interest from those of greater interest. Subcategory color depiction: Green: Top categories Yellow: Categories very close in response % Blue: Other lower rated categories

3 Primary Areas of Interest
Weighted Top Responses 3 Top Areas of Interest

4 Community Landscaping and Plantings: Greenways Along Streets
Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

5 Community Landscaping and Plantings: Street & Traffic Signs
Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

6 Community Landscaping and Plantings: South Gate
Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

7 Community Landscaping and Plantings: North Gate
Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

8 Weighted Subcategory Responses
The Pool Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

9 Weighted Subcategory Responses
The Gathering Place Weighted Subcategory Responses Key Subcategories

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