Durham-York Incinerator Consultation Survey

1. Learning about the proposed incinerator project

This survey is to gauge how well Durham Region residents were informed and consulted during the environmental assessment study which was started in 2005. We expect this survey to take about five minutes to complete. There are 10 questions.

On this page, we would like to know how and when you first learned about the project.

1. How did you first learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)

How did you first learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only) Newspaper advertisement Radio advertisement Council or committee meeting Telephone survey or poll Durham Works newsletter Newspaper article Radio news TV news	TV talk show Durham Region public consultation session Citizens information session Word of mouth Door-to-door citizen canvasser Poster Project or Durham Region web site Citizens web site
Other (please specify)

2. When did you first learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)

When did you *first* learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only) Before 2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

Other (please specify)

3. Which of the following Regional consultation meetings or Public Information Centres (PICs) did you attend throughout the course of the environmental assessment study? (Checkmark all the sessions you attended).

Which of the following Regional consultation meetings or Public Information Centres (PICs) did you attend throughout the course of the environmental assessment study? (Checkmark all the sessions you attended). Before 2006 throughout Durham Region

Spring 2006 throughout Durham Region

Fall 2006 throughout Durham Region

Spring 2007 in Clarington

Summer 2007 in Clarington

Fall 2007 in Clarington

May 2009 in Bowmanville

York Region (all dates)

Additional comments

4. Which of the following information sessions organized by residents and/or organizations (other than Durham Region) did you attend? (Checkmark all that you attended).

Which of the following information sessions organized by residents and/or organizations (other than Durham Region) did you attend? (Checkmark all that you attended). CAW 222 Hall, Oshawa, May 2007

CAW 222 Hall, Oshawa, January 2008

Faith United Church, Courtice, November 2008

CAW 1060 Hall, Ajax, February 2009

Ecole Charles Garnier, Whitby, May 2009

Whitby Public Library, May 2009

Newcastle United Church, May 2009

Faith United Church, Courtice, March 2010

5. When I first heard that Durham Region was considering "thermal treatment" and/or "energy-from-waste", I understood that it meant incineration, i.e. burning garbage.

When I first heard that Durham Region was considering "thermal treatment" and/or "energy-from-waste", I understood that it meant incineration, i.e. burning garbage. Agree	Disagree	Not sure
What did you think it meant?

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1. Learning about the proposed incinerator project

1. How did you *first* learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)

2. When did you *first* learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)

3. Which of the following Regional consultation meetings or Public Information Centres (PICs) did you attend throughout the course of the environmental assessment study? (Checkmark all the sessions you attended).

4. Which of the following information sessions organized by residents and/or organizations (other than Durham Region) did you attend? (Checkmark all that you attended).

5. When I first heard that Durham Region was considering "thermal treatment" and/or "energy-from-waste", I understood that it meant incineration, i.e. burning garbage.

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1. How did you first learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)

2. When did you first learn about the proposed incinerator project? (Choose one only)