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Butler Holmes Park Improvements Survey

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		Response Percent	Response Count
Option A		55.6%	5
Option B		44.4%	4

The following questions pertain to the existing kiosk. How often do you use the existing kiosk?

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Do you feel the existing kiosk should be replaced?

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If we don’t replace the kiosk what would you prefer the park funds be used for?

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Heather Selig ¼ to ½ mile

September 30, 2014, 7:14 AM

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- Option A
The following questions pertain to the existing kiosk. How often do you use the existing kiosk?

I'm not sure I've ever looked at the kiosk.
Do you feel the existing kiosk should be replaced?
No
If we don’t replace the kiosk what would you prefer the park funds be used for?

Trees and vegetation or permeable paver sidewalks

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Click on the option you prefer. Option A or Option B.

Option A has no fence. The tot lot is separated from 1^st Road S., a dead end street, by a raised, planted area and a seat wall. Children can freely run into and out of the tot lot and take advantage of the park’s open space. The tot lot would be slightly larger and have more play features than in Option B due to the cost difference.

Option B has a solid steel fence with gate to contain children within the tot lot. The tot lot would be smaller and have fewer play features to accommodate the additional cost of the fence and gate.

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The following questions pertain to the existing kiosk. How often do you use the existing kiosk?

Do you feel the existing kiosk should be replaced?

If we don’t replace the kiosk what would you prefer the park funds be used for?

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