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Dubloin, CA
Parks and Recreation Survey: Additional Subgroup
Analyses
March 2008
Prepared by:
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NATIONAL
RESEARCH
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3005 30tb Street • Boulder, Colorado 80301 0 303-4447863 • f: 303-4441145 • www.n-r-c.com ATTAC H M E NT 3
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An analysis was done to see if respondents who said they had not participated in the activities listed
in Quesrion 8 because of an inconvenient location were participating at anothex public facility. As
shown below, some of these respondents had participated in a parks and recxeation activity at
another public facility, but at very low levels. None of these respondents used a public park or
recreation facility even a dozen times in the last month.
Respondents Who Selected Inconvenient Locations as a Reason for Non-Participation by Use of
Public Parks and Recreation Facilities
Number of times respondent used a public parks ; Percent of Number of
and recreation facility ` respondents respondents
None ~ 16% ' 5
1 8% ! 3
2 11% : 4
3 ~ 9% 3
4 ~ 12% 4
5 17% ' 5
6 ` 10% ' 3
7 5% 2
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11 4% 1
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Response only from those residents who reported "Location(s) of activities/facilities are inconvenient" as a reason for
not participating in an activity listed in Question B.
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The following three tables show the importance ratings of various parks, facilities and classes fxom
residents who reported that they nevex participate in any of these types of acrivities.
Never participate '
in any of these
types of
' activities/facilities, ;
Please rate how important you think it is for the City of Dublin to provide even outside of '
the following types of parks or park amenities listed below. ' Dublin 'i Overall
Multiple-use trails (biking, hiking, walking, running) , 89% 90%
Lighted sports fields and courts 66% 68%
Passive areas/lakes/open spaee meadows 62% 69%
Group picnic areas 59% 63%
Shade structures 55% 63%
Baseball fields ' 55% 54%
Soccer fields 53% 54%
Dedicated areas for dogs to run/play 51 49%
Tennis courts ; 47% 49%
Softball fields 47% 46%
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All weathedsynthetic turf fields 40% 36%
Basketball courts 39% . 42%
Batting cages 36% 36%
Water play features 32% , 37%
31% ; 39%
Commundy gardens
Amphitheaters 28% 40%
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Volleyball courts 23% 26%
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Formal gardens 20% , 32%
Bocce ball courts 14% 21%
Lacrosse fields 11 % 18%
Cricket fields 10% 17%
Percent of respondents reporting "essential" or "very impoRanY"
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Reasons for Non-Participation by Importance of Recreation Facilities
Never participate '
in any of these ;
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activities/facilities,
Please rate how important,you think it is for the City of Dublin to provide ' even outside of
the following types of facilities listed below. i Dublin ' Overall
Gymnasium for basketball, volleyball, gymnastics ~ 63% : 57%
Outdoor water park (pools with water play features) ; 54% ' 55%
Community theatre 50% : 52%
Social hall/facility rental space ' 50%a 53%
Competitive pool (with lap lanes, diving, water polo goals, etc.) 48% ' 46%
A teen lounge/game room 46% 46%
Childcare/babysitting room 44% 42%
A fitness center with exercise/weight machines ; 43% : 46%
Indoor water park (pools with water play features) 41 40%
Aerobics/exercise studio 36% ' 42%
Birthday party rental room 32% 32%
Indoor warm water therapy pool ; 30% ' 35%
Art studio/workshop ~ 29% ! 30°/a
Music classroom/band practice room 28% 30%
Dance studio 25% i 27%
Rock climbing wall 21 % 25%
Art gallery
20% 26%
Indoor running track 19% 22%
Caf6 orjuice bar 19% 24%
Percent of respondents reporting "essential" or "very important"
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Reasons for Non-Participation by Importance of Classes and Activities
' Never participate
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activities/facilities, _
Please rate how important to you and your household it would be ` even outside of
to have each of the following classes and activities in Dublin ~ Dublin ' Overall
Adventure trips/outdoor recreation 53% , 54%
Cultural festivals and events ; 51% 57%
Nutrition/weight loss training , 49% 48%
Cooking classes and culinary events ; 45% ; 46%
Student academic tutoring 45% 46%
Enrichment classes in science, math, engineering 43% , 46%
Nature programs ~ 41 °/a 43%
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Hobby, special interest or social clubs ; 40% 46%
Foreign language classes ~ 40% 42%
Music lessons i 39% 41 %
Girls softball , 36% 33%
Track and field ~ 35% 34%
Community bands (jazz, rock, bluegrass, etc.) 35°/a 39%
Career development classes ' 34% 41 %
Performing/visual arts classes and performances 34% 38%
Competitive swim team for youth ~ 29% 32%
Warm-water therapy/exercise classes ~ 28% 31%
Cycling/spin classes 25% 28%
Gardening, home improvement and decor ' 24% 31%
Adult soccer leagues or tournaments 21 % 20%
Badminton ~ 15% 14%
Flag football league 12% 13%
Masters swim team for adults 9% 15%
Water polo 8% 11
Cricketprogram_ 7%_ 8%
Lacrosse program
Synchronized swimming 3% 5%
Other (please specify) ~ 70% 77%
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The table below shows the importance ratings of parks and park amenities provided by residents
who felt the City should spend more money on open space preservation.
Residents Who Want More Spent on Open Space Preservation: Importance of Parks or Park
Amenities
Please rate how important you
think it is for the City of Dublin to
provide the following types of
parks or park amenities listed ' Very , Somewhat ' Not at all '
below. Essential : important ' important important ' Total
Multiple-use trails (biking, hiking,
walking, running) 64% ; 31% 6% ' 0% i 100%
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Passive areas/lakes/open space ;
meadOws 48% ' 34% i 15% ! 3% ' 100%
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Lighted sports fields and courts 31% ~ 38% ' 25% 7% ~ 100%
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Shade structures 30% 35% 33% ` 3% 100%
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Group picnic areas 23% 41 31 5°/a : 100%
Dedicated areas for dogs to run/play 23% 26% 38% ~ 14% 100%
Baseball fields 18% 38% 36% ~ 9% 100%
SoCCer fieldS 17% ; 41 %36% i 6% ' 100%
Community
Community gardens 16% 26% 45% ' 13% 100%
Water play features 15% 23% : 48% ; 15% 100% Softbell fleldS 15% 30% 40% j 15% ; 100%
All weather/synthetic turf fields 15% ; 27% ' 34% ; 25% 100%
TenrtlS courts 13% , 37% " 42% ~ 9% 100%
Formal gardens 12% ; 20% 46% i 22% 100%
Batting cages 12% 24% 40% j 24% i 100%
Amphitheaters i 9% ; 30% 44% j 18% . 100%
BoCCe ball courts 9% I 17% 43% i 31 %100%
BBSketball courts 8% 36% I 42% 14% 100%
Volleyball courts 6% , 21 % 52% ' 22% 100%
CriCket fields 5% 15% 39% ~ 41 % 100%
Lacrosse fields 4% ; 19% 43% ( 35% 100%
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The table below shows the unportance xatings of parks and park amenities provided by xesidents
who felt the City should spend more money on park acquisition and development.
Residents Who Want More Spent on Park Acquisition and Development: Importance of Parks or
Park Amenities
Please rate how important you !
think it is for the City of Dublin to
provide the following types of ;
parks or park amenities listed Very Somewhat ` Not at all
below. ! Essential ; important ' important , important Total
Multiple-use trails (biking, hiking,
walking, running) 62% ; 29% ' 8% ; 0% 100%
Group picnic areas 27% 41 °/a 27% 5% 100%
Shade structures 33% ; 34% 31% 2% 100%
Dedicated areas for dogs to run/play 23% 25% : 38% 14% 100%
Water play features ' 18% II 23% : 43% ~ 16% ' 100%
Formalgardens 12% I 21% : 48% 19% 100%
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Community gardens 13% 30% 44% ; 13% ; 100%
Passive areas/lakes/open space
meedOws 40% 35% 19% 6% 100%
VOlleyball Coults 8% ' 23% : 48% 21% I 100%
Basketball courts 13% 32% ' 43% ' 12% 100%
AmphitheaterS 10% = 28% 43% ; 19% 100%
Tennls Cour tS 16% , 37% 37% i 1 0 % 100%
SOCCerflelds 21%39% '32% ' 8% 100%
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Baseball fields 23% 33% '35% ' 9% 100%
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Batting cages 16% 22% 38% i 24% 100%
Softball fieldS 18% : 30% 38% ~ 14% . 100%
CrICket flelds 6% ' 15% ' 37% ~ 41 100%
Lacrosse fields 6% I 18% 41% ; 34% ' 100%
BoCCe ball courts 11% i 17% I 41% ~ 31% i 100%
Lighted sports fields and courts 36% 33% 25% ; 7% 100%
All weather/synthetic turt fields 15% ' 28% 32% ' 25%0 100%
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The table below shows the importance ratings of recreation facilities pxovided by residents who felt
the City should spend moxe money on open space preservarion.
Residents Who Want More Spent on Recreation Facility Development: Importance of Facilities
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Please rate how important you (
think it is for the City of Dublin to
provide the following facilities Very i Somewhat ; Not at all
listed below. Essential ~ important ~ important ! important Total
Indoor running track 15% ; 10% ; 37% i 39% 100%
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A fitness center with exercise/weight - ! !
machines 23% ~ 31 % I 27% i 19% ! 100%
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Aerobics/exercise studio 18% ; 31% , 38% , 13% 100%
DanCe Studlo 15% ; 21% ;39% 25%0 100%
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A teen lounge/game room 22% ; 31 32% 15% 100%
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Art Stud'lo/workShOp 10% ~ 25% 43% ? 23% : 100%
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COmmunlty theatre 20% ~ 32% ~ 35% 13% 100%
_ - Art gallery 9% 15% 50% ° 26% 100%
Outdoor water park (pools with water
play featul'eS) 29% ; 32% ~ 24% ' 15% ~ 100%
Indoor water park (pools with water
play features) ~ 28% j 22% ; 22% ~ 28% ; 100%
Indoor warm water therapy pool 20%a ~ 26% 24% ` 30% 100%
Competitive pool (with lap lanes,
diving, water polo goals, etc.) 24% ; 34% ; 28% 14%a : 100%
Caf6 Or juiCe bar . 13% ~ 18% ; 27% 43% 100%
Social hall/facility rental space ; 21% ! 41% 26% ! 12% 100%
RoCk Cflmbing wall 16% ~ 15% ; 36% ~ 33% - 100%
Gymnasium for basketball, volleyball, `
gymnastiCS 32% 4 36% ' 3070 2% 100%
Music classroom/band practice room : 9% ; 32% 41 % I 17% : 100%
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Birthday party rental room 9% 4 29% 38% 25% 100%
Childcare/babysitting room 21% ~ 29% 32% 18% 100%
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Spending preferences were furthex investigated by respondent subgroup. Where cells axe shaded
grey thexe was a staristically significant difference between subgroups (p<.05). More residents with a
child 17 or younger in the household reported the City should spend more on recreation and sports
programs and recxeation facility development than residents who did not have a child 17 ox younger
in the household. No diffexences in spending pxeferences were detected for homes with an adult age
65 or older and those without.
Spending Preferences by Household Composition
Currently, the City spends tax dollars to provide Have child 17 or younger i Adults ages 65 or older
each of the following services. For each service, in household? in the home
indicate if you believe the City should spend more,
continue the current level of spending or spend
less. : Yes i No : Overall : Yes No Overall
27% '31% 31%
~ Spend more ~ 4W
Continue current U~~~~~°~ 69%61%0 62%
Recreation and sports SPend less m ~`~tt r4% 8% 7%
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programs Total ~~fl~~ 100% 100% 100%
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Spend more i 27% ' 35% ' 31% ' 32% 33% : 33%
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Continue current ' 57% ~ 48% ' 52% 57% 49% 51%
Cultural and performing arts , Spend less ~ 16% ; 17% 17% 11% 18% 17%
progfams Total ` 100% 1 100% 100% 100% ~ 100% = 100%
Spend more ' 23% ' 22% 23% 28% 23% 23%
Continue current ; 56% ; 62% 59% 61% , 59% 59%
Historical preservation and Spend less ; 22% ; 15% , 18% 11% 18% 17%
education Total 100% ; 100% ~ 100% 100% 100% 100%
Spend more i 28% 36% 32% 24% 32% 31%
Continue current ~ 65% ~ 54% 59% 65% 59% 59%
Spend less ; 7% ; 11 %9% 12% ; 9% 10%
Special events and festivals ! Total i 100% ; 100% 100% ! 100% i 100% 100%
Spend more 's 13% ` 20% : 17% 6% 17% 15%
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Continue current : 53% , 49% 51% 63% ` 52% 53%
Spendless ; 34% ; 30% ~ 32% - 31% ~ 31% 31%
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PubliC art Total ; 100% ; 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
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Spend more F7~ 38% 39% 38%
Continue current 57°0 56% 56%
development cility m Spen Total 1 100% 100% e 1 0°
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Spend more 51% ! 45% 48% 34% 51% 49%
ContinUe Current ~ 43% ~ 47% 45% 59%42%44%-.......___
Park acquisition and Spend less ; 6% ; 8% : 7% 8% 7% 7%
development Total : 100% ; 100% ~ 100% 100% 100% ' 100% ~
Spend more 50% ' 55% : 53% 44% 57% 56% ~
Continue Current ? 43% ? 37% ~ 40% ~ 48% ' 37% s 38% ~j
Spend less ; 7% j 8% 7% 8%0 6%_. 6%u 2
Open space preservation Total ~ 100% ; 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% h
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Park maintenance Spend more ; 25% ; 22% 24% = 19% 24% - 23% ~
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Continue CUrrent : 72% i 74% = 73% - 76% % 73% 73% ::.o
SpendlesS = 2% 4% ~ 3% 5% 3% 4%z
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Currently, the City spends tax dollars to provide ' Have child 17 or younger Adults ages 65 or older
each of the following services. For each service, in household? ' in the home
indicate if you believe the City should spend more,
continue the current level of spending or spend
less. ' Yes ! No Overall Yes No i Overall
Total 'i 100% I 100% 100% 100% ; 100% 100%
Spend more 27% . 28% 27% 33% ; 26% i 27%
Continue current ; 69% ~ 70% 69% 65% ' 71% 70%
Spendless : 4% ~ 2% : 3% 2% 3% 3%
Library seNiCes Total : 100% C 100% ~ 100% 100% i 100% ; 100%0
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Spend more ; 18% ' 22°/a . 20% 21% ; 19% : 19%
Continue current 77% ~ 73% 75% 74% ~ 75% 75% - - -
Street landscape Spend less ~ 5% ( 5% , 5% 5% ; 6% : 6%
maintenance Total i 100% 1 100% ~ 100% 100% ? 100% 100%
Spend mor'e ~ 22% ~ 29% 26% 32% ; 25% ~ 26%
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COntinue current ~ 69% l 63% . 66% 60% ! 67% _ 66%
Spend less ! 8% ~ 9% . 8%8% ; 8% - 8%
Police SeNices Total 100% ! 100% 100% 100% 100% : 100%
- Spend more22% ~ 23% 22% 33% ~ 22% ! 23%
' COntinUe Current ' 74% ~ 73% 73% ' 65% ' 75% I 73%
'Spend less = 5% i 4% , 4% 2% : 4% ; 3%
Fire services Total 100% 1 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Spend more : 39% 1 38% 38% 39% 36% ' 36%
~ 60% : 59% 58% ' 62% ' 61%
Continue current ~ 58%
Transportation Spend less 3% I 2% 2% 3% : 3% 3%
improvements Total 100% 1 100% 100% 100% 100% ' 100%
Spend more 21%~ 24% ; 23% 22% ' 21% 21%
Public Continue current ; 72% ~ 68% 70% 74% , 71% 72%
information/communication Spend less : 6% ; 7% : 7% 3% 7% ' 7%
with residents Total ' 100% ~ 100% : 100% 100% 100% ' 100%
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More younger residents (age 18 to 34) felt that the City should spend more on open space
preservation than those xesidents 35 and older. More xesidents on the eastern side of Dublin wanted
the City to spend less on xecrearion and sports programs than on the western side. A proportion of
residents on the western side of Dublin wanted the City to spend more on historical pxeservarion
and educarion and park maintenance than on the eastern side. When asked about spending on public
information and community with residents, more residents on the eastern side said to spend more
than those on the western side of Dublin.
Spending Preferences by Age and Resident Location
Location of residence
' Age in Dublin
Currently, the City spends tax dollars to provide
each of the following services. For each service, , v o v
indicate if you believe the City should spend ; C6 0 „ , a > ; W >
more, continue the current level of spending or N a , O, O
spend less.
Spend more ; 36% - 28% s 31% 32%
Continue current 58% 64% 64% 62%
e Recreation and sports Spend less , 6% 7% 5% 7% V~~o
programs ? Total 100% 100% - 100% 100% A I f~(2a~s-
i Spend more 33% 31% 32% 32% 31% 32% 31%
Continue current ~ 44% . 56% : 57% 51 % 47% 55% ; 52%
Cultural and performing t Spend less 23% 14% 12% 17% 22% 13% 17%
arts pfograms Total ; 100% - 100% 100% 100% ; 100% ; 100% ; 100%
Spend more 19% 24% 28% 22% -26W 6'' p
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' Continue current 58% 60% 58% 59% ol~o
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Historical preservation and Spend less __23% _17% 16% 19% -00-
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education , Total 100% 100% 100% 100% ~~no C~ ._~'~~Lf~~
~ Spend more 37% 29% . 23% 31% 33% 29% 31%
~ Continue current 56% 61 % 68% 60% 59% , 62% ~ 60%
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Special events and Spend less . 8% 10% 9% 9% 9% 9% 9%
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festivals Total . 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% : 100% , 100%
~ Spend more 15% 17% 15% 16% 18% 14% ; 16%
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~ Continue current 49% ' 50% : 53% ; 50% 50% ! 50% ' 50%
. Spend less 36% ' 32% ' 32% ! 34% 32% 35% , 34%
PUbIiC art ; Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% ? 100%
SPefld fT10fe 47% 42% 41% 44% 43% 44% 43%
Continue current 47% 54% 54% 51 % 51 %52% ~ 52%
Recreation facility Spend less 6% 4% , 5% 5% 6% 4% 5%
development Total 100% 100% ; 100% : 100% 100% 100% ; 100%
. ; Spend mofe ' 56% ! 47% : 39% 50% ' 50% 49% 49% ~
Continue current ' 39% ' 45% 53% 44% 44% 44% ` 44% ~
Park acquisition and Spend less , 5% 8% 8% 7% 7% 7% 7% ~
development Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% ; 100% 100% 2
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Spend more ~ ~~a '41K 54% 54% 54% ~
Continue current ~ ME~'~ ; 38% 41 % , 39%„ ~
Spend less Z 9% 6% 7% 3
Open space preservation Total 100% 100% 100% ~
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Location of residence
Age in Dublin
Currently, the City spends tax dollars to provide
each of the following services. For each service, a o v o ` v ~ ' -
indicate if you believe the City should spend o
more, continue the current level of spending or ~ y M ~n V O i W 3 O
spend less.
Spend more 28% 21% 24% 24% R-s AI~~
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; Continue current 66% 77% 73% 72%
' Spend less 5% 2% 4% _ 4% .
Parkmaintenance
Total 100% 100% 100% ; 100% nvlL1Q°~n 1~~a ~ 0101'"I,4'
- Spend more 28% '25% 31 % ~ 27% ~ 28% '25% 27% _ . _ . . _ . _ . . ,
Continue current i 72% 70% ' 66% ' 70% , 68% ~ 72% i 70%
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Spendless 0% 5% i 4% 3% 4% ; 2% ( 3%
Library Services ! Total 100% ' 100% ' 100% ' 100% ' 100% ' 100% ! 100%
~ Spend more 22% 21% 24% 22% 19% 24% E 22%
' Continue current 72% 75% 71% 73% 77% 71% 73%
Street IandsCape ~ Spend less 5% 4% 5% 5% 4% 5% 5%
maintenance ; Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% ~ 100%
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' Spend more i 23% , 29% ? 29% 26% 25% . 28% , 26%
Continue current ! 63% 65% : 68% : 65% 67% i 62% ; 65%
i Spend less . 14% ` 7% ' 3% 9% 8% 10% ; 9%
Police services ! Total : 100% 100% : 100% 100% : 100% 100% ~ 100%
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Spend mor'e 20% 25% I 22% ' 23% ' 19% 25% ~ 23%
Continue current 71% 72% 76% 72% 75% 70% 72%
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' Spendless 9% 3% I 2% 5% 6% 5% 5%
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Flfe SeNiCes ~ Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% i 100%
~ Spend mOre 44% 35% 30% 38% 43% 32% f 37%
4 Continue Current , 55% ~ 63% ~ 66% ~ 60% ~ 55% 65% ; 60%
Transportation ' Spend less 2% % 2% 4% 2% 2% 3% ~ 2%
improvements ~ Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% I 100%
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` Continue current 70% 71 % 74% 71 ~X
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