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CC 04-30-19 #3 F – Open City Hall Survey Results, additional responses through 04-26-191 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Contents i.Summary of responses 2 ii.Survey questions 4 iii.Individual responses 5 Summary Of Responses As of April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM, this forum had:Topic Start Attendees:359 March 26, 2019, 1:48 PM Responses:295 Hours of Public Comment:14.8 QUESTION 1 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on the City's facilities. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? %Count Building New Facilities 9.6%282 Remodelling Current Facilities 15.4%453 Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities 15.3%451 Library Expansion 44.4%1311 Other 4.8%141 QUESTION 2 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on capital improvement projects in the City. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? %Count Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) 7.3%214 Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) 15.3%452 Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) 18.8%555 2 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? %Count Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) 14.6%431 Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) 22.1%652 Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) 6.2%184 Other 6.2%183 QUESTION 3 If the City needed additional funding for the Capital Improvement Program, which funding option(s) would you support? Select at least one. %Count Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) 16.6%49 Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) 16.9%50 Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) 17.3%51 Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short- term rental stays of less than 30 days) 38.3%113 I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. 47.8%141 QUESTION 4 What other feedback do you have? Answered 42 Skipped 253 3 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Survey Questions QUESTION 1 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on the City's facilities. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? •Building New Facilities •Remodelling Current Facilities •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities •Library Expansion •Other QUESTION 2 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on capital improvement projects in the City. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) •Other QUESTION 3 If the City needed additional funding for the Capital Improvement Program, which funding option(s) would you support? Select at least one. •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. QUESTION 4 What other feedback do you have? 4 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Individual Responses Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:32 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - School (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 13, 2019, 12:35 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Program Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:38 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) 5 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:40 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:42 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:44 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (7) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:48 PM Question 1 6 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 12:58 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:01 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:02 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Expand impacted schools (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) 7 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:04 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Schools Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:17 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:21 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 8 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:22 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:26 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:27 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:35 PM 9 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Parks (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) •Other - Parks (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:38 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:43 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:44 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) 10 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Other - None (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:47 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:49 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Other - Environmental upgrades (6) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (4) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 1:56 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:04 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) 11 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:19 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Other - Bike trails (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:19 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:28 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (9) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 12 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Take care of kids at school Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:46 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:46 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) •Other - None (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:47 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) 13 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:48 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 13, 2019, 2:49 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - Deep Cliff Golf Course (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 5:47 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Removal of unnecessary bike lanes (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) 14 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 5:49 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 5:57 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (6) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (6) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 6:02 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) 15 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019, 6:10 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (6) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 6:15 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Other - Restore water to Memorial Park duck pond (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Other - City-wide Wi-FI (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019, 7:03 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (6) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (8) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 7:05 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) 16 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 7:06 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 7:13 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Other - Open Space on East Side (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) •Other - new parks on eastside or at least open space (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 7:41 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Other - Parking at the library (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) 17 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 7:47 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (10) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 8:57 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 22, 2019, 9:19 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (5) •Other - Building trails. (5) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (7) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019, 10:28 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) 18 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - solar electric vehicle chargers, more trees/bushes around the city (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 12:56 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Park improvements (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 3:56 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (5) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 4:18 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) 19 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 6:54 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 7:04 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) •Other - Library Expansion (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 7:29 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 20 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response ENO SCHMIDT April 23, 2019, 9:05 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) •Other - Library Expansion (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 9:12 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (3) •Other - More schools (7) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Provide place for homeless people- with showers, toilets, sinks. (4) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 9:56 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (4) •Other - Public swimming pool, tennis courts (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 21 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 10:14 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 10:16 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response William Berry April 23, 2019, 12:19 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Please add sidewalks on Bubb Rd. from Rainbow to Columbus and McClellan from De Anza to Monte Vista High for student safety! Name not available April 23, 2019, 1:30 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) 22 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 1:49 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (5) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 2:14 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - using more specific language than “facilities” would result in more informed answers from residents taking this survey. (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 2:55 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) 23 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 23, 2019, 7:55 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Dealing with roads and traffic issues, More sheriff enforcement of traffic laws. (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Spending way too much on bike lanes around schools that simply will not work, studies show this. Traffic is the issue, along with poor driving. Name not available April 23, 2019, 9:38 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 11:06 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (7) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) 24 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 24, 2019, 9:50 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (7) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 4:04 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (2) •Other - New city hall to replace unsafe and outdated city hall (8) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (6) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 5:12 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (6) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 City should prioritize spending in Library expansion which can be used by 100's of students and adults every single day. Name not shown April 24, 2019, 5:13 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) 25 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 24, 2019, 5:36 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response William Rassieur April 24, 2019, 5:46 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Other - Pay for the storm sewer maintenance!! (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 We have storm sewer maintenance to pay for. I object to my taxes being raised for other projects. I strongly oppose the Regnart creek trail. Alternative 4 please. Name not available April 24, 2019, 6:15 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Parking improvements (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 6:50 PM 26 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 8:59 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Crossing guards at major intersections nears schools (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 The above options should be funded only if the budget is not in the deficit. I only support separated bike paths and not further improvements to trails Name not available April 24, 2019, 9:07 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:04 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) 27 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:55 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:00 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) •Other - Improve bike lane and park facilities (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:00 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:04 AM Question 1 28 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:06 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) •Other - Build more parking spots for library (1) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 School safety, more educational programs for kids and teens Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:10 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Need more parking spaces for the Cupertino library Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:27 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:33 AM 29 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (9) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:33 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:36 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Change the way of assessing the base of property tax according to the current fair market value Name not available April 25, 2019, 12:03 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 30 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 12:10 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 I heard about this survey from a community group. Never got any notice from the City. Surprised about the poor communication and potentially biased results because of the small sample size. Gary Wong April 25, 2019, 12:28 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Improved traffic signage (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Other - Improved cellular infrastructure (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Cash management and priorities can be improved. Project management seems inefficient and can be improved. Name not available April 25, 2019, 12:40 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 31 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 12:47 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Other - Parking at the Library and shuttle service to Library, Senior Center and major shopping areas (8) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 12:58 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response dongming yao April 25, 2019, 1:04 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 1:35 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (10) Question 3 32 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 2:26 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Trafiic relief, parks, schools (7) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Schools (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 3:32 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Why is this survey only available for 5 days? Need transparency as to why it's being done. Does this really help council prioritize, or just another exercise with a pre-determined outcome? Name not available April 25, 2019, 3:52 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Library Program Room (6) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:04 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 33 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Library expansion (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:13 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 As I use the library extensively I’m hugely in favor of the expansion! Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:13 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:14 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Offer more community classes, lower class fees, increase senior center activities, waive or lower senior center fees, improve road conditions (4) Question 2 34 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:14 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Other - Library Parking (8) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 too little advertising about this survey Wayne F. Chin April 25, 2019, 4:14 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:15 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. 35 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:16 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:16 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:16 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Carrie Young April 25, 2019, 4:17 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 36 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:19 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:22 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Darryl Stow April 25, 2019, 4:24 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown 37 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? April 25, 2019, 4:26 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) •Other - Knock down the Blue Pheasant in preparation for the new restaurant/ golf facility (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Very bad way of getting informed input. I really do not know the totality of issues the city faces and am not likely to make the right call. Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:26 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) •Other - Walking trails, golf course patio area, memorial park pond improvement or removal (3) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Other - Library parking and community room. Cell phone tower in west area (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Tech businesses should contribute to traffic improvements--- especially around schools. ( like Bibb & McClellan area) Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:34 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 4:44 PM Question 1 38 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Other - Add a large multi-purpose room to the Cupertino Library. (10) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 The Cupertino Library is very well-used and offers many programs. Adding a multi-purpose room would allow them to offer more to Cupertino residents and attract people from other cities as well. Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:01 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:01 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (7) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:02 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 39 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:03 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Other - Library (8) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:08 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Save it. (4) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Tom Jacobs April 25, 2019, 5:11 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:12 PM Question 1 40 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (6) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:15 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:17 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Cupertino Museum (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 I support our library, our Cupertino History, our creek trails, and our parks. Devin Gupta April 25, 2019, 5:24 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (7) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) 41 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:25 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:26 PM Question 1 •Other - A space for vocational options for all ages. Programs that are no longer part of the academic world. (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Other - Theater center, teaching the arts. Programs that are reasonable in price, facilities that can house programs. (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 where did the CIP money come from originally? Geoff Paulsen April 25, 2019, 5:33 PM Question 1 •Other - How does "building a new facility" differ from a CIP? This vagueness can confuse survey takers and render your results inaccurate. (1) Question 2 •Other - Use the $250M that was offered as part of the Vallco Specific Plan. (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Why is there not an option to have an employee head tax, as other local cities are doing? Also, what about the $10M being offered by Apple to build a class IV bike route? Roz Chan April 25, 2019, 5:36 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) 42 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Memorial Park needs complete renovation Name not available April 25, 2019, 5:45 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:59 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 6:05 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - Improve walkability (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) 43 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 6:06 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Other - Library Expansion Room (10) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 6:09 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - Up to date dedicated EOC (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 6:10 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - Library expansion (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Please do a property vacancy tax to make more housing available. Cupertino is not a safety deposit box for foreign investors and we need 44 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? lower priced rentals like shared housing. Gopal Kumarappan April 25, 2019, 6:18 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Other - Library program room (4) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 6:28 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (10) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Satyen Popat April 25, 2019, 6:52 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 6:54 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) •Other - Improving recreational facilities like bike trails, community halls (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) 45 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 6:56 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 7:02 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:09 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown 46 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? April 25, 2019, 7:12 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (9) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:15 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:22 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Hope to see Stevens Creek Trail extension to Linda Vista Park Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:26 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (9) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:33 PM Question 1 47 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 7:35 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:35 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Liana Crabtree April 25, 2019, 7:38 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) 48 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - Library Program Room Expansion (6) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 Consider progressive property taxes for popular capital improvement projects that are based on square footage. Require seniors who request to opt out to demonstrate hardship, as Berkeley requires. Name not available April 25, 2019, 7:45 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:03 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:04 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available 49 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? April 25, 2019, 8:08 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:13 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) •Other - Parks (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:15 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (8) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:20 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) 50 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Make Cupertino Great Again - an inclusive and fair community! Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:22 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:28 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:29 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 The city of Cupertino should be judicious in utilization of available funds. Spending huge sums of money on consultants on wasteful projects as trails should not be a priority before projects like the Library expansion 51 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? and renovation of City hall. Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:40 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 desperately need some roads fixed and MORE PARKING at the Library! Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:41 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:49 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 need library branches across the city, also parks on east side Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:51 PM 52 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Spend money on road safety, library Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:51 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:52 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Max K Agoston April 25, 2019, 8:53 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) 53 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:54 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:54 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:57 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 8:59 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (6) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 54 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:09 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) •Other - parks (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Need more park space on the East side of town. Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:13 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Snehal Panchal April 25, 2019, 9:17 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (7) •Other - Park on the east side of the City (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - Park on the east side of the City (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 55 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Dinyar Dastoor April 25, 2019, 9:26 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Be prudent on spending money on projects that has larger impact on majority city residents. Stop catering to pet projects of small groups. They are wasteful spending like earmarks of congress, like bridge to nowhere in Alaska. Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:29 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:37 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:41 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) 56 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Venkat Ranganathan April 25, 2019, 9:44 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Transport facilities for seniors, school kids etc (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:45 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 9:51 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) 57 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:53 PM Question 1 •Other - A program room that holds many more than just 40 people. 100? (1) Question 2 •Other - Make sure the new program has enough funding first. (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:05 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:07 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:14 PM Question 1 58 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Improve the efficiency of government and agencies not by taxing more. Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:30 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 10:40 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:47 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (7) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response 59 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:49 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) •Other - low-income housing (3) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 10:53 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) •Other - New parks at grade level in denser, park starved areas (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) •Other - library and community room (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 10:55 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Esosa Amayo April 25, 2019, 10:59 PM 60 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:00 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:03 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:03 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 61 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:05 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Other - Tree maintenance (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:06 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Other - Library Expansion (10) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:08 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response 62 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:29 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:37 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 25, 2019, 11:38 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:44 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (8) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) 63 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Other - Community indoor swimming pools, indoor badminton courts (7) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:32 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Replace library parking with under ground parking at the Cupertino library park. (6) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 5:31 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 6:05 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 64 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 7:03 AM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - Installing more cameras (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 7:08 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (10) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 7:19 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 7:29 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 65 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Other - Library (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Library is the most important among these options. Name not available April 26, 2019, 7:46 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 7:55 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 7:58 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Other - Provide school bus (8) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response 66 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not shown April 26, 2019, 8:34 AM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Joan Chin April 26, 2019, 9:25 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 9:34 AM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 10:18 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) 67 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Orrin Mahoney April 26, 2019, 10:52 AM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 12:15 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:11 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response 68 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:13 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:14 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:21 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Be prudent in choosing and responsible in spending. Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:29 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) 69 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:30 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:35 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (6) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:38 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:40 PM 70 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - Parks，roads (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:42 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:50 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:51 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 71 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:54 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (8) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (8) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 If we had built the first or second Vallco project, we'd have money for all of this. Now we get a project with none of the benefits. Name not available April 26, 2019, 1:57 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (5) •Remodelling Current Facilities (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:59 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response 72 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:00 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:01 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:04 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:04 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) 73 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No more tax. The City has got enough tax revenue from Apple. If you can't make do in such good economic times, nothing would help. Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:05 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:06 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (8) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Xin Wang April 26, 2019, 2:11 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:13 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) 74 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:13 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Lucy Chen April 26, 2019, 2:17 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (3) •Other - building hospital and shopping mall (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:21 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:24 PM 75 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:28 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (5) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:31 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:32 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 76 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:33 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:36 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (7) •Other - Need more parking spaces near library (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:41 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:41 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (7) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. 77 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:42 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:44 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •Property Tax (tax on property that is based on the property's assessed value) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:44 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:45 PM Question 1 78 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Parcel Tax (tax on property that is not based on the property's assessed value) •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:46 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - Library (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:48 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (6) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - Library (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:58 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (5) •Other - build library branches across the city (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) 79 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •Other - build some library branch across the city, such as the ABC library across Calabazas park. A small library would be good enough for the neighborhood. (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Build more library branches across the city to relieve the insufficient parking, and overcrowded situation in the current library. It will also be very useful for nearby neighbhorhood. Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:59 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 2:59 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:03 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (4) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:10 PM 80 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:11 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:13 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:14 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:14 PM 81 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:15 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:18 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:27 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) •Other - Suggest memorial park refill with water so that it looks like a park instead of an empty hole (3) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 Again please let memorial park have water Name not shown 82 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? April 26, 2019, 3:31 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (8) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:43 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (6) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (6) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:46 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 I would welcome spending to add an indoor swimming pool at the Sports Center. Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:46 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 83 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:49 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (5) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:49 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (5) •Other - Parks on the east side! What do you mean "Remodel Current Facilities"? It matters which ones! Need more info to answer! (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Other - Library Expansion! Parks on the east side. Confused-what's difference between this and last question? (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Cut back on excesses at the City and use the money for this. Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:49 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 3:52 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (9) 84 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (7) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 Spending tax player’s money on library, road and park! No more tax! Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:52 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:55 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Other - Library Expansion (1) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:05 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (3) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:08 PM 85 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:10 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (1) •Remodelling Current Facilities (4) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:10 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (1) Question 2 •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 •Sales Tax (tax on retail transactions within the City) •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:13 PM Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (2) •Other - NO need to spend that much. (3) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) •Other - improve community safety, like installing surveillance cameras. (4) Question 3 86 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:22 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:30 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (8) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:34 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (2) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (4) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:39 PM Question 1 •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 87 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:49 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Other - We want Library Expansion! (10) Question 3 •Transient Occupancy Tax (tax on hotel and short-term rental stays of less than 30 days) Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:54 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) •Other - Library (5) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:55 PM Question 1 •Library Expansion (10) Question 2 •Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (10) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:57 PM Question 1 •Building New Facilities (2) •Remodelling Current Facilities (1) •Library Expansion (7) Question 2 •Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) •Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response Name not available April 26, 2019, 4:58 PM 88 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 •Remodelling Current Facilities (3) •Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) •Library Expansion (5) Question 2 •Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) •Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) •Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 •I do not support the use of additional taxes to fund the Capital Improvement Program. Question 4 No response 89 | www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov | April 29, 2019, 9:42 AM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget?