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36th & La Cholla Community Survey

What are your priorities as they relate to development options at 36th and La Cholla?

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How long have you lived in Tucson?

Response Percent Response Count
Less than a year 1.3% 1
One to five years 9.1% 7
Five to ten years 9.1% 7
Ten to twenty years 11.7% 9
Twenty to thirty years 16.9% 13
Thirty years or longer 51.9% 40

What is the main reason that the 36th & La Cholla site is of interest to you?

Response Percent Response Count
I live within 1 mile of the site 59.7% 46
I work within 1 mile of the site 1.3% 1
I have school aged children that study within 1 mile of the site 1.3% 1
I travel by this site frequently 13.0% 10
Other 24.7% 19

Tell us about what you value most about 36th & La Cholla.

Response Percent Response Count
The natural ecosystem at the site 75.3% 58
Its proximity to my home or neighborhood 7.8% 6
The potential for additional housing opportunities at this site 6.5% 5
Other 10.4% 8

The City Council has identified affordable and workforce housing as a key priority. Which statement best reflects your opinion of this priority?

Response Percent Response Count
Strongly agree 31.2% 24
Somewhat agree 14.3% 11
Neutral 19.5% 15
Somewhat disagree 10.4% 8
Strongly disagree 24.7% 19

What do you believe their priority should be?

Answered
19
Skipped
58

What types of community benefits should accompany any potential development projects in this area? Please select your top 3 responses.

Response Percent Response Count
Transit connections & walking/biking improvements 46.8% 36
Natural desert open space 83.1% 64
Park and play areas 33.8% 26
Water harvesting/green infrastructure 58.4% 45
Housing affordable to middle-income families 23.4% 18
Other 18.2% 14

What additional comments or questions do you have regarding the 36th and La Cholla site?

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57
Skipped
20

What is your age?

Response Percent Response Count
20-24 1.3% 1
25-34 9.2% 7
35-44 19.7% 15
45-54 10.5% 8
55-59 3.9% 3
60-64 10.5% 8
65-74 39.5% 30
75-84 5.3% 4

With which racial and ethnic group do you identify? (select all that apply)

Response Percent Response Count
American Indian or Alaska Native 5.3% 4
Asian or Asian American 1.3% 1
Black or African American 3.9% 3
Hispanic, Latino or Spanish origin 35.5% 27
White or Caucasian 47.4% 36
Other 9.2% 7
Prefer not to disclose 7.9% 6

How do you describe your gender identity?

Response Percent Response Count
Female 53.9% 41
Male 40.8% 31
Other 1.3% 1
Prefer not to disclose 3.9% 3

What is your zip or postal code?

Response Percent Response Count
85701 1.3% 1
85713 72.4% 55
85716 1.3% 1
85719 2.6% 2
85742 1.3% 1
85745 18.4% 14
85746 1.3% 1
85756 1.3% 1
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April 20, 2021, 8:02 AM
  • How long have you lived in Tucson?
    • Ten to twenty years
  • What is the main reason that the 36th & La Cholla site is of interest to you?
    • Other - I live on the West side of town 5 miles from the site. There is a similar rezoning proposal next to my house. Rezoning proposals like these impact the entire community.
  • Tell us about what you value most about 36th & La Cholla.
    • Other - The natural ecosystem at the site and opportunity to start discussions on smart developments in relation to the City's climate and housing goals.
  • The City Council has identified affordable and workforce housing as a key priority. Which statement best reflects your opinion of this priority?
    • Somewhat agree
  • What types of community benefits should accompany any potential development projects in this area? Please select your top 3 responses.
    • Natural desert open space
    • Water harvesting/green infrastructure
    • Housing affordable to middle-income families
  • What additional comments or questions do you have regarding the 36th and La Cholla site?

    Please consider the importance of maintaining the older, existing neighborhood characteristics of the west side. Older neighborhoods with diverse housing - both in style and cost, larger lot sizes with large native trees, interspersed dense patches of native vegetation that function as wildlife habitat and/or corridors, passive water catchment, no streetlights. Why can't new neighborhoods with affordable housing have these characteristics as well? Why can't we require and/or incentivize minimal impact developments in places like this? Why can't the 1 Million Trees Initiative include preserving native patches of desert as well as planting trees in key areas? If the answers always come down to money - now is the time to challenge that short-sighted way of thinking.

  • What is your age?
    • 35-44
  • With which racial and ethnic group do you identify? (select all that apply)
    • White or Caucasian
  • How do you describe your gender identity?
    • Female
  • What is your zip or postal code?
    • 85745
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