2018 Park, Open Space, Trails, and Lake Access Resident Survey

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* 1. What is your principal information source about parks and recreational facilities in the community?

Word of Mouth

City Website

Other Website

City Newsletter

Newspaper

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one of the City owned and operated Parks ?

	0	1-12	13-24	25-36	37-48	More than 49 times
Antoine Park	Antoine Park 0	Antoine Park 1-12	Antoine Park 13-24	Antoine Park 25-36	Antoine Park 37-48	Antoine Park More than 49 times
Navarre Playground	Navarre Playground 0	Navarre Playground 1-12	Navarre Playground 13-24	Navarre Playground 25-36	Navarre Playground 37-48	Navarre Playground More than 49 times
Livingston Tower Park	Livingston Tower Park 0	Livingston Tower Park 1-12	Livingston Tower Park 13-24	Livingston Tower Park 25-36	Livingston Tower Park 37-48	Livingston Tower Park More than 49 times
Crystal Bay Park	Crystal Bay Park 0	Crystal Bay Park 1-12	Crystal Bay Park 13-24	Crystal Bay Park 25-36	Crystal Bay Park 37-48	Crystal Bay Park More than 49 times
Bederwood Park	Bederwood Park 0	Bederwood Park 1-12	Bederwood Park 13-24	Bederwood Park 25-36	Bederwood Park 37-48	Bederwood Park More than 49 times
Hackberry Park	Hackberry Park 0	Hackberry Park 1-12	Hackberry Park 13-24	Hackberry Park 25-36	Hackberry Park 37-48	Hackberry Park More than 49 times
Casco Point Park	Casco Point Park 0	Casco Point Park 1-12	Casco Point Park 13-24	Casco Point Park 25-36	Casco Point Park 37-48	Casco Point Park More than 49 times
French Creek Preserve	French Creek Preserve 0	French Creek Preserve 1-12	French Creek Preserve 13-24	French Creek Preserve 25-36	French Creek Preserve 37-48	French Creek Preserve More than 49 times
Saga Hill Preserve	Saga Hill Preserve 0	Saga Hill Preserve 1-12	Saga Hill Preserve 13-24	Saga Hill Preserve 25-36	Saga Hill Preserve 37-48	Saga Hill Preserve More than 49 times
Big Island Nature Park	Big Island Nature Park 0	Big Island Nature Park 1-12	Big Island Nature Park 13-24	Big Island Nature Park 25-36	Big Island Nature Park 37-48	Big Island Nature Park More than 49 times
Lowry Woods	Lowry Woods 0	Lowry Woods 1-12	Lowry Woods 13-24	Lowry Woods 25-36	Lowry Woods 37-48	Lowry Woods More than 49 times
Highland Park	Highland Park 0	Highland Park 1-12	Highland Park 13-24	Highland Park 25-36	Highland Park 37-48	Highland Park More than 49 times
Seven Nations Park	Seven Nations Park 0	Seven Nations Park 1-12	Seven Nations Park 13-24	Seven Nations Park 25-36	Seven Nations Park 37-48	Seven Nations Park More than 49 times
Pleasant View Park	Pleasant View Park 0	Pleasant View Park 1-12	Pleasant View Park 13-24	Pleasant View Park 25-36	Pleasant View Park 37-48	Pleasant View Park More than 49 times
Casco Point Beach	Casco Point Beach 0	Casco Point Beach 1-12	Casco Point Beach 13-24	Casco Point Beach 25-36	Casco Point Beach 37-48	Casco Point Beach More than 49 times
Lydiard Beach	Lydiard Beach 0	Lydiard Beach 1-12	Lydiard Beach 13-24	Lydiard Beach 25-36	Lydiard Beach 37-48	Lydiard Beach More than 49 times
Sandy Beach	Sandy Beach 0	Sandy Beach 1-12	Sandy Beach 13-24	Sandy Beach 25-36	Sandy Beach 37-48	Sandy Beach More than 49 times
Summit Park Beach	Summit Park Beach 0	Summit Park Beach 1-12	Summit Park Beach 13-24	Summit Park Beach 25-36	Summit Park Beach 37-48	Summit Park Beach More than 49 times
Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park)	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) 0	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) 1-12	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) 13-24	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) 25-36	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) 37-48	Lurton Park (Off Lease Dog Park) More than 49 times
Casco Point Ice Rink	Casco Point Ice Rink 0	Casco Point Ice Rink 1-12	Casco Point Ice Rink 13-24	Casco Point Ice Rink 25-36	Casco Point Ice Rink 37-48	Casco Point Ice Rink More than 49 times
Orono Golf Course (For golf activities)	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) 0	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) 1-12	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) 13-24	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) 25-36	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) 37-48	Orono Golf Course (For golf activities) More than 49 times
Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities)	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) 0	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) 1-12	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) 13-24	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) 25-36	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) 37-48	Orono Golf Course (for non-golf activities) More than 49 times

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* 3. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one of the City owned and operated Lake Access Points ?

	0	1-12	13-24	25-36	37-48	More than 49 times
Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing)	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) 0	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) 1-12	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) 13-24	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) 25-36	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) 37-48	Browns Bay @ Molly's Corner (Fishing) More than 49 times
Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access)	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) 0	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) 1-12	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) 13-24	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) 25-36	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) 37-48	Shoreline @ Spates Avenue (Winter Vehicular Access) More than 49 times
North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access)	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) 0	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) 1-12	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) 13-24	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) 25-36	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) 37-48	North Shore Drive @ Baldur Park (Winter Vehicular Access) More than 49 times
Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels)	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) 0	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) 1-12	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) 13-24	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) 25-36	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) 37-48	Crystal Bay Road (Boating and Bathing for select parcels) More than 49 times
Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular)	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) 0	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) 1-12	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) 13-24	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) 25-36	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) 37-48	Gibbs Landing (Pedestrian Access, Winter Vehicular) More than 49 times
EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access)	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) 0	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) 1-12	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) 13-24	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) 25-36	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) 37-48	EastLake Street (Winter Vehicular Access) More than 49 times
Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing)	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) 0	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) 1-12	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) 13-24	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) 25-36	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) 37-48	Bayside Road @ Stubbs Bay Rd (Winter Snowmobile, Summer Fishing) More than 49 times
Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access)	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) 0	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) 1-12	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) 13-24	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) 25-36	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) 37-48	Westlake Street (Pedestrian Access) More than 49 times
Park Lane (Fishing Dock)	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) 0	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) 1-12	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) 13-24	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) 25-36	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) 37-48	Park Lane (Fishing Dock) More than 49 times
Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock)	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) 0	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) 1-12	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) 13-24	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) 25-36	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) 37-48	Loma Linda Avenue (Fishing Dock) More than 49 times
Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access)	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) 0	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) 1-12	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) 13-24	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) 25-36	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) 37-48	Corral Road Extension (Pedestrian Access) More than 49 times
Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access)	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) 0	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) 1-12	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) 13-24	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) 25-36	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) 37-48	Ivy Lane (Pedestrian Access) More than 49 times
Spring Street (Pedestrian Access)	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) 0	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) 1-12	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) 13-24	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) 25-36	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) 37-48	Spring Street (Pedestrian Access) More than 49 times
Carman Street (Pedestrian Access)	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) 0	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) 1-12	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) 13-24	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) 25-36	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) 37-48	Carman Street (Pedestrian Access) More than 49 times

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* 4. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one the of the City owned and operated trails?

	0	1-12	13-24	25-36	37-48	More than 49 times
Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112)	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) 0	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) 1-12	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) 13-24	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) 25-36	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) 37-48	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112) More than 49 times	Willow Drive (CR6 to CR112)
Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112)	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) 0	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) 1-12	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) 13-24	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) 25-36	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) 37-48	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112) More than 49 times	Brown Road ( CR6 to CR112)
CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr)	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) 0	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) 1-12	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) 13-24	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) 25-36	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) 37-48	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr) More than 49 times	CR 6 (OCB Rd to Willow Dr)
Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6)	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) 0	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) 1-12	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) 13-24	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) 25-36	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) 37-48	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6) More than 49 times	Ferndale Road (Luce Line to CR6)

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* 5. How often do you or your household members participate in the following activities?

	Daily	Weekly	Monthly	Annually	Never
Hiking	Hiking Daily	Hiking Weekly	Hiking Monthly	Hiking Annually	Hiking Never
Golf	Golf Daily	Golf Weekly	Golf Monthly	Golf Annually	Golf Never
Swimming in Lakes	Swimming in Lakes Daily	Swimming in Lakes Weekly	Swimming in Lakes Monthly	Swimming in Lakes Annually	Swimming in Lakes Never
Bicycling	Bicycling Daily	Bicycling Weekly	Bicycling Monthly	Bicycling Annually	Bicycling Never
Walking/ jogging/ running	Walking/ jogging/ running Daily	Walking/ jogging/ running Weekly	Walking/ jogging/ running Monthly	Walking/ jogging/ running Annually	Walking/ jogging/ running Never
Roller Blading	Roller Blading Daily	Roller Blading Weekly	Roller Blading Monthly	Roller Blading Annually	Roller Blading Never
Boating	Boating Daily	Boating Weekly	Boating Monthly	Boating Annually	Boating Never
Bird Watching	Bird Watching Daily	Bird Watching Weekly	Bird Watching Monthly	Bird Watching Annually	Bird Watching Never
Gardening	Gardening Daily	Gardening Weekly	Gardening Monthly	Gardening Annually	Gardening Never
Softball/ Baseball	Softball/ Baseball Daily	Softball/ Baseball Weekly	Softball/ Baseball Monthly	Softball/ Baseball Annually	Softball/ Baseball Never
Volleyball	Volleyball Daily	Volleyball Weekly	Volleyball Monthly	Volleyball Annually	Volleyball Never
Hockey	Hockey Daily	Hockey Weekly	Hockey Monthly	Hockey Annually	Hockey Never
Ice Skating (outdoor)	Ice Skating (outdoor) Daily	Ice Skating (outdoor) Weekly	Ice Skating (outdoor) Monthly	Ice Skating (outdoor) Annually	Ice Skating (outdoor) Never
Soccer	Soccer Daily	Soccer Weekly	Soccer Monthly	Soccer Annually	Soccer Never
Football	Football Daily	Football Weekly	Football Monthly	Football Annually	Football Never
Snowmobiling	Snowmobiling Daily	Snowmobiling Weekly	Snowmobiling Monthly	Snowmobiling Annually	Snowmobiling Never
Tennis	Tennis Daily	Tennis Weekly	Tennis Monthly	Tennis Annually	Tennis Never
Basketball	Basketball Daily	Basketball Weekly	Basketball Monthly	Basketball Annually	Basketball Never
Picnicking	Picnicking Daily	Picnicking Weekly	Picnicking Monthly	Picnicking Annually	Picnicking Never
Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing	Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing Daily	Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing Weekly	Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing Monthly	Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing Annually	Cross County Skiing or Snowshoeing Never
Adult Recreation League or organized sports	Adult Recreation League or organized sports Daily	Adult Recreation League or organized sports Weekly	Adult Recreation League or organized sports Monthly	Adult Recreation League or organized sports Annually	Adult Recreation League or organized sports Never
Youth Recreation league or organized sports	Youth Recreation league or organized sports Daily	Youth Recreation league or organized sports Weekly	Youth Recreation league or organized sports Monthly	Youth Recreation league or organized sports Annually	Youth Recreation league or organized sports Never

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* 6. The maintenance of the parks and trail system comes from the tax levy, and represents 2% of the overall City Operating Budget. Based on your experience in the City’s parks and trails, would you support increases in city taxes to increase park maintenance?

No. City parks are currently maintained at an appropriate level.

No. The city should look to user fees, volunteers and other funding sources

Yes. Up to an additional $10/yr.

Yes. Up to an additional $20/yr.

Yes. Up to an additional $30/yr.

Yes. Up to an additional $40/yr.

Other (please specify)

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* 7. How would you prioritize the city’s efforts and use of financial resources when it comes to parks trails and open spaces?

	High	Medium	Low	No Priority
Developing additional active park facilities, such as ball fields and playgrounds at existing parks	Developing additional active park facilities, such as ball fields and playgrounds at existing parks High	Developing additional active park facilities, such as ball fields and playgrounds at existing parks Medium	Developing additional active park facilities, such as ball fields and playgrounds at existing parks Low	Developing additional active park facilities, such as ball fields and playgrounds at existing parks No Priority
Developing additional passive park facilities, such as walking trails and flower gardens in existing parks	Developing additional passive park facilities, such as walking trails and flower gardens in existing parks High	Developing additional passive park facilities, such as walking trails and flower gardens in existing parks Medium	Developing additional passive park facilities, such as walking trails and flower gardens in existing parks Low	Developing additional passive park facilities, such as walking trails and flower gardens in existing parks No Priority
Building additional Multi-modal Trails	Building additional Multi-modal Trails High	Building additional Multi-modal Trails Medium	Building additional Multi-modal Trails Low	Building additional Multi-modal Trails No Priority
Acquiring and preserving more natural land areas, such as wetlands, scenic open spaces, and wildlife habitats	Acquiring and preserving more natural land areas, such as wetlands, scenic open spaces, and wildlife habitats High	Acquiring and preserving more natural land areas, such as wetlands, scenic open spaces, and wildlife habitats Medium	Acquiring and preserving more natural land areas, such as wetlands, scenic open spaces, and wildlife habitats Low	Acquiring and preserving more natural land areas, such as wetlands, scenic open spaces, and wildlife habitats No Priority
Acquiring additional park land for active parks, such as ball fields and playgrounds	Acquiring additional park land for active parks, such as ball fields and playgrounds High	Acquiring additional park land for active parks, such as ball fields and playgrounds Medium	Acquiring additional park land for active parks, such as ball fields and playgrounds Low	Acquiring additional park land for active parks, such as ball fields and playgrounds No Priority
Acquiring more land for Passive Parks, such woodlands, wetlands or prairie for walking trails.	Acquiring more land for Passive Parks, such woodlands, wetlands or prairie for walking trails. High	Acquiring more land for Passive Parks, such woodlands, wetlands or prairie for walking trails. Medium	Acquiring more land for Passive Parks, such woodlands, wetlands or prairie for walking trails. Low	Acquiring more land for Passive Parks, such woodlands, wetlands or prairie for walking trails. No Priority
Maintain existing parks, trails and open spaces	Maintain existing parks, trails and open spaces High	Maintain existing parks, trails and open spaces Medium	Maintain existing parks, trails and open spaces Low	Maintain existing parks, trails and open spaces No Priority

Other (please specify)

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* 8. Regarding sidewalks in your neighborhood for addressing walkability and pedestrian linkages in Orono, which statement best describes your opinion?

Sidewalks or trails should always be provided on both sides of a City street

Sidewalks or trails should always be provided only on one side of a City street

I don’t believe sidewalks or trails are necessary, as people can walk in the street

No preference

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* 9. How important is it for your household to have a system of local trails or sidewalks that connect your neighborhood to a regional recreation trail, such as the Luce Line Trail, Dakota Trail, or Independence Trail?

Very Important

Somewhat important

Not too important

Not at all important

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* 10. Do you feel the current mix and number of parks and recreation facilities in and around the community meet the needs of you and other members of your household?

Yes

Please provide any specific comments

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* 11. Procuring and developing new parks and trails is costly (1 mile of paved shared use trail can cost $750,000). While the city will also ways seek grants and other outside sources of funding these usually only cover a maximum of 50% of a projects cost. How much would you be willing to see you city property taxes increase to develop new trails and parks?

None; The City's Parks and Trails are currently adequate.

None; The city should only develop and improve parks if other funding sources can be secured

None; but I’d be willing to be assessed for a new trail, sidewalk, or park in my neighborhood.

Up to an additional $10/yr.

Up to an additional $20/yr

Up to an additional $30/yr

Up to an additional $40/yr

Other (please specify)

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* 1. What is your principal information source about parks and recreational facilities in the community?

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* 2. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one of the City owned and operated Parks ?

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* 3. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one of the City owned and operated Lake Access Points ?

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* 4. How many times in the last 12 Months have you or a household member visited one the of the City owned and operated trails?

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* 5. How often do you or your household members participate in the following activities?

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* 6. The maintenance of the parks and trail system comes from the tax levy, and represents 2% of the overall City Operating Budget. Based on your experience in the City’s parks and trails, would you support increases in city taxes to increase park maintenance?

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* 7. How would you prioritize the city’s efforts and use of financial resources when it comes to parks trails and open spaces?

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* 8. Regarding sidewalks in your neighborhood for addressing walkability and pedestrian linkages in Orono, which statement best describes your opinion?

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* 9. How important is it for your household to have a system of local trails or sidewalks that connect your neighborhood to a regional recreation trail, such as the Luce Line Trail, Dakota Trail, or Independence Trail?

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* 10. Do you feel the current mix and number of parks and recreation facilities in and around the community meet the needs of you and other members of your household?

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* 12. Any other comments about Orono's Parks, Trails, and Open Space?