HomeMy WebLinkAboutPackets - Council Packets (1008)February 14, 2019
Town of Oro Valley
11000 N. La Canada Drive
Oro Valley, Arizona 85737
Attn: Mayor Joe Winfield and Councilmembers
Attn: Town Manager Mary Jacobs
Attn: Town Attorney Tobin Sidles
Attn: Town Clerk Michael Standish
Re: Position of The Villages of La Canada Master Association (the "Association" )
Regarding Continuous Golf Course Operation and Maintenance
Dear Mayor Winfield, Councilmembers Barrett, Jones -Ivey, Nicolson, Pina, Rodman, and
Solomon, Town Manager Jacobs, Town Attorney Sidles and Town Clerk Standish:
Our Association represents a large population of Town residents within "The Villages."
We naturally consider the Mayor and Council's deliberations regarding the use and operation of
the El Conquistador Golf Course as a matter of great importance. Actions impacting the golf
course will undoubtedly impact our residents and the value of their homes, particularly if the five
holes within The Villages may be operated differently than in the past.
When the Town acquired the golf course and other clubhouse amenities in 2015,
including the five golf holes situated south of Lambert Lane (running through "The Villages"), it
did so subject to a nearly thirty-five year old agreement obligating the operator of the golf course
to continuously operate and maintain it in the same manner and fashion as the other 31 holes at
El Conquistador, and to pay the taxes and insurance thereon.
As is obvious from the history of this project, the golf course was deemed an integral part
of the community from the inception, and the restricted use of the property—and longstanding
obligations of the Town attendant thereto—are matters of public record, binding on all
successors and other interested persons. This durable obligation was disclosed to the Town prior
to it acquiring the golf course, and was made a part of the Town's deed.
Given this history and legal framework, and given the likely harm caused to residents and
homeowners in the event this longstanding arrangement were to be upset, we feel that the land
within and around our community should continue to be used as it has been in the past—as golf
course land—a valuable amenity.
Accordingly, we urge the Mayor and Council to continue to support measures that
promote the continuous operation and maintenance of the golf course and invest funds in much-
needed upgrades to the irrigation system, among other things. Doing so provides a significant
benefit to the Town and a large cross-section of the Town electorate, including the thousands of
Town residents who live, work, and recreate in and around the golf course.
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We are sensitive to the budgetary and other matters at issue here, but we also understand
that certain cost saving maintenance and watering techniques that preserve the current use may
pose more acceptable and effective means of achieving the goal of fiscal efficiency.
We believe that the Town should continue to operate and maintain the golf course and
invest requisite funding to ensure that the golf course remains a preeminent amenity in our
community.
Very truly yours,
A"� )d, -,
Gregory Kishi
President, The Villages of La Canada Master Association
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Standish, Michael
From: Gregory Kishi
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2019 4:13 PM
To: Standish, Michael
Subject: Hand Delivered Letter from Villages of La Canada
Michael,
I just delivered a letter to the Town of Oro Valley Town Clerk's office with 10 copies (one for each addresee).
see I forgot to leave a means of contacting me.
Please use this e-mail address.
Thank you.
Greg Kishi
President VLC HOA
JAMES AND GERI AHLBERG
ORO VALLEY, AZ
February 18, 2019
Town of Oro Valley
11000 N La Canada Dr.
Oro Valley, AZ 85737
ATTN: Mayor Joe Winfield, Vice -Mayor Melanie Barrett,
Council Members: Joyce Jones-lven, Josh Nicolson, Rhonda Pina, Bill Rodman, Steve Solomon
We urge you to not close either the Overlook Restaurant or the EI Conquistador Golf Courses.
We have been members of the golf course and fitness/tennis center for more than 20 years. Troon is
doing a magnificent job of managing the courses, which are in the best condition ever thanks to
Troon's expertise.
We recognize that some of you were elected based on your slogans and promises to close the Oro
Valley Community Center, related golf courses, tennis facility, pools, fitness center, etc., and
restaurants. We fear, based on the January town hall meeting, that your promises were not based on
facts, a complete understanding of the contracts and agreements, or the potential impact and costs of
closing the facility and courses.
Instead of closing the Overlook Restaurant, why not improve it so that it becomes an amenity that
attracts private parties and wedding or other receptions? Moving the restaurant to the lower level
which is smaller and relies on outdoor seating would be a mistake. What would previously
scheduled events do when it rains, snows or temperatures are below freezing as is occurring this
week?
If you close the golf course, you will be closing one of only 2 public courses in Oro Valley. Many of
the fairways are too narrow to allow other construction, like for example the 6th hole on the
Conquistador course or 7th on the Canada course. What will you do with the land?
If property values are decreased because the golf courses are closed, how will you make up the lost
revenues that support town services? The Hilton EI Conquistador Hotel's official website indicates
"world class desert golf"as being available near the resort. Closing the courses will also impact the
revenue the town gets from the hotel.
We hope that instead of closing the courses and allowing the amenities to deteriorate that you will
consider instead investing in the property to make it "world class" like. the hotel advertises.
Sincerely,
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Geri and Jim Ahlberg
Carmel Point residents
Stine, Michelle
From: Standish, Michael
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2019 9:43 AM
To: Stine, Michelle
Subject: FW: Call for public input Oro Valley Town Council study/listening session, February 20,
2019
From: Pina, Rhonda
Sent: Wednesday, February 20. 2019 9:27 AM
To: A Kempner
Cc: Winfield, Joe <jwinfield@orovalleyaz.gov>; Barrett, Melanie <mbarrett@orovalleyaz.gov>; Nicolson, Josh
<jnicolson@orovalleyaz.gov>; Jones -Ivey, Joyce <jjones-ivey@orovalleyaz.gov>; Solomon, Steve
<ssolomon@orovalleyaz.gov>; Rodman, Bill <brodman@orovalleyaz.gov>; Standish, Michael
<mstandish@orovalleyaz.gov>
Subject: Re: Call for public input Oro Valley Town Council study/listening session, February 20, 2019
Good morning Mr. & Mrs. Kempner,
Thank you for your comments regarding the study session. The comments are noted and will be taken into
consideration along with other public input.
Respectfully,
Rhonda Pina
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 19, 2019, at 9:56 AM, A Kempner
Oro Valley Town Council study/listening session, February 20, 2019 at 6 pm.
Request for public comment for resolving the mounting financial losses resulting from the
Town's purchase of 45 holes of golf.
If the neighborhoods surrounding the golf courses (45 holes) think that maintaining the golf
courses in their current configuration is maintaining their property values then they should be
willing to defray the losses from its operation.
The golf courses are not a legitimate public good. The taxpayer subsidy is targeted toward a
very narrow population who, in general, have the means to pay for an activity that is inherently
expensive.
Alan and Adelina Kempner
Agenda
Agenda
PUSCHE RIDGE GOLF COURSE SIGNAGE—FEB. 20, 2019
Since the city of Oro Valley owns this golf course, these signs (still up) suggest that that is not so and
owned by the resort. Perhaps these should be removed so that golfers will not be confused by them.
Further, the only sign pointing to the Golf Course is small and often unseen.
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Stine, Michelle
From: Standish, Michael
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2019 1:38 PM
To: Stine, Michelle
Subject: FW: Rec Center & Golf Courses
From: Koepfer, Lynda
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2019 1:17 PM
To: Hynd, Jessica <jhynd@orovalleyaz.gov>
Cc: Standish, Michael <mstandish@orovalleyaz.gov>
Subject: FW: Rec Center & Golf Courses
Fyi
Lynda Koepfer
Executive Assistant
Town Manager, Mayor and Counci
Town of Oro Valley
520-229-4714
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From: Mary Gravelle [L
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2019 1:12 PM
To: Town Council <council@orovallevaz.gov>
Subject: Rec Center & Golf Courses
Dear Mayor & Council
I was at the Feb 20 study session and appreciated that Mayor Winfield mentioned that we could send
comments/thoughts via email.
My name is Mary Gravelle and I am a 14 year resident of Oro Valley.
My husband and I joined the Community Center a few years ago for no other reason then to show our support
for the Center. We had another health club membership we were happy with, but wanted the town to know we
supported the decision to purchase the property, so we joined. I didn't like the look or feel of the exercise area,
but I liked the idea of Oro Valley having a Community Center. It was a "put your money where your mouth is"
decision for us.
Since joining, we have invited many friends to exercise with us. We have organized a private/personal triathlon
at the Rec Center with our friends, we have scheduled exercise nights which include going to the restaurant for
the Pasta Night afterwards. We have gone for Sunday brunch with our bike group after a bike ride. In fact,
tonight, we're working out with another couple (who don't live in Oro Valley) and going upstairs to Pasta Night
for dinner!
The Community Center really does give us a community - a place to meet our friends and enjoy exercising and
dining. It gives us a third -home. There is home, there is work, and the Rec Center gives us third place to
congregate and enjoy being active and social.
What would make the Community Center better? Remodel the exercise areas and the locker rooms. The locker
rooms are old and shabby, they are so dated. The exercise equipment is in hallways and converted racquet ball
courts. Tear down walls, make it open and bright. Paint. Get new lockers. New flooring. Please. With a
small investment, it could easily turn into a facility people want to join.
This year my husband and I purchased a golf membership. Again, our reason being is to show support for the
town. We thoroughly enjoy having 36 holes of golf. We play a different course each time and this makes golf
more enjoyable.
Wednesday evening, at the study session, a gentlemen spoke about promoting the 9 hole course more. I loved
his ideas. Expand the ideas to the club house, the exercise areas, the 36 hole courses. The more the town can
create and promote dinner specials, golf specials, exercise specials and increase community awareness, the
more customers will come! And the more customers that come, the more will join.
The community center offers us such an opportunity to advance Oro Valley and make it town people brag
about. Let's use it to it's fullest.
Thank you,
Mary Gravelle
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Pusch Ridge Golf Course Promotions
1. Junior Golf
2. High School Golf Competitions, Practice, camps,
Mini clinics
3. Mens and women's community Golf Leagues
4. Couples Leagues
5. wine and 9 Night coordinated with Resort
6. Family Sunday Afternoon play 2 for 1 discounts
7. open Course on Mondays and the Summer
8. $15.00 Rate all day, everyday, all year, all ages.
Advertise in Arizona Daily Star
9. Ryder cup completion between El con and La
Reserve
10. Ryder cup competitions Resorts vs Resorts
11. child Parent Specials
12. Short game group lessons once a week
13. company Golf outings
14. HOA Golf Days { HOA Vs. HOA}
15. Troon Promote the Course on Web Site and Golf
Now
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17. In
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20.
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in course promotions
Please fill out this survey......... for a FREE drink at the bar, turn in to the bartender.
1) Is this your first time playing golf here? Yes No
2) How far did you drive to play here? 5 miles 10 miles 15 miles 20 miles Farther
3) Will you come back and play golf here? Yes No
4) If yes why?
5) If no why?
6)
How did you hear about this golf course? Friend TV
Flyer Newspaper
7)
How did you find the condition of the golf course? Sad OK Good Great
8)
How was the condition of the sand traps? Little sand
Good condition
9)
Would you recommend playing here to a friend? Yes
No
10)
Do you think the price to play is ......... Low OK
High
11)
If the price was $2.00 higher would you again play
here Yes No
12)
How many rounds a month do you play golf? 2
5 10 15 more
13)
Would you recommend the facility for a wedding?
Yes No
14)
Would you recommend the facility for an outing?
Yes No
15)
If no why?
Not on survey ..........
How many golf outings were held 2018?
How man golf tournaments were held 2018?
What was the increase in sales tax per weekend of tournament?
If you close the golf courses and the property values go down (10-20%) where will you get the
money you lose in property taxes?
What is the amount of property taxes that the city will lose?
TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NARANJA PARK PROGRAM AND
FACILITY NEEDS OUTREACH SURVEY
June 2014
COPY OF SURVEY INSTRUMENT
FMR Associates, Inc. Job No. 309164-141
6045 E. Grant Road Final Design
Tucson, Arizona 85712 June, 2014
Project No. 9 2
ORO VALLEY PARKS PROGRAM SURVEY
- Screening Form -
TIME INTERVIEW STARTED:
INTERVIEWER NAME:
TELEPHONE:
ENDED: DATE:
QUESTIONNAIRE NO.:
(1-4)
Hello, my name is . I am calling for FMR Research, a nationwide public opinion
company. We are conducting a survey about existing and planned parks in the Town of Oro
Valley. The results will be used to assist the Town in preparing park plans that best meet the
needs of the community. This is not a sales call of any kind. All-nswers are strictly confidential
and a matter of personal opinion. First...
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C.
Do you reside in Oro Valley?
Yes ............................1 (CONTINUE)
No ............................. 2 (TERMINATE)
Not sure/Don't know.. 3 (TERMINATE) (15)
For this survey, we need to speak with the male or female in your household who is
eighteen years old or older and most recently celebrated a birthday. Are you that person?
Yes .............................. (CONTINUE)
No ................................ (ASK TO SPEAK TO THE MALE OR FEMALE WHO
MOST RECENTLY CELEBRATED A BIRTHDAY,
RETURN TO INTRODUCTION, THEN TO Q.B)
Please stop me when I read the age category you belong to. Are you...
Men (47%)
17 or younger........
(TERMINATE)
18 to 24 .................
01
25 to 34 .................
02
35 to 44, ................
03
45 to 54 ... .......,......
04
55 to 64 .................
05
65 or older .............
06
Women (53%)
(20)
17 or younger .............
(TERMINATE)
18 to 24 .......................
07
25 to 34 .......................
08
35 to 44 .......................
09
45 to 54 .......................10
6 (100) (19)
55 to 64 .......................11
65 or older ...................12
(16-17)
For Coding: Sex:
Age:
Rev: 6/17/14 13:45 Copyright, FMR Associates, Inc., 2014
Man .......... 1 (140)
Woman ....2 (160) (18)
18 to 24....1
(20)
25 to 34....
2 (25)
35 to 44....
3 (40)
45 to 54....4
(55)
55 to 64....
5 (60)
65 or older
6 (100) (19)
DI
D. How many years have you lived in Oro Valley? (READ)
Less than three years .......1
3-5 years ........................... 2
6-10 years ......................... 3
-OR- More than 10 years ........... 4 (20)
FMR Associates, Inc. Job No. 309164-141
6045 E. Grant Road Final Design
Tucson, Arizona 85712 June, 2014
ORO VALLEY PARKS PROGRAM SURVEY
- Main Questionnaire -
1 . First, I am going to read you names of the various parks and related facilities in the Town of Oro
Valley. For each, tell me if you visit nearly every day, once a week, one to three times a month, a
few times each year or less often. If you have never visited, just let me know. How often do you
visit ... (READ ITEMS IN RANDOM ORDER) (READ LOCATIONS ONLY IF NEEDED FOR
CLARIFICATION)
Nearly 1-3 Times A Few
Every Once a Per Times/ --Less- - Don't know/
(MARK 'X' WHERE START) Day- Week Month Year Often Never_ Unfamiliar
O James D. Kriegh ("Kree") Park 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (21)
(On Calle Concordia near Oracle Road)
O Canada del Oro Riverfront Park 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (22)
(On Lambert Lane west of Oracle Road)
O West Lambert Lane Park 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (23)
(On Lambert Lane west of La Canada)
O Honey Bee Canyon Park 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (24)
(On Rancho Vistoso and Honey Bee Trail)
() Naranja ("Na-rahn-hah") Park 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (25)
(On Naranja ("Na-rahn-hah") Drive east of
La Canada)
O Oro Valley Aquatic Center 1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 (26)
(On Calle Concordia near Oracle Road)
O Steam Pump Ranch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (27)
(Near Oracle Road and First Avenue)
ASK LAST:
O Finally, how often do you utilize the Town's
multi -use path system? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (28)
to
(READ TO ALL The Town of Oro Valley is updating its plan for parks throughout the
community. It is also updating the plan for Naranja ("Na-rahn-hah") Park — a largely
undeveloped park site located north of Naranja ("Na-rahn-hah") Drive, between La Canada
Drive and First Avenue. To begin ... (CONTINUE TO Q.2)
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2. How important do you think it is for the Town to construct new facilities for organized
sports programs? Would you say it is...(READ)
Very important...........................................1 (ASK Q.2a)
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.2a
-OR- Not important.............................................3 (SKIP TO 0.3)
(DO NOT READ) Don't know/Not sure..................................4 (SKIP TO Q.3) (29)
2a. I am now going to read you some types of outdoor sports facilities. Rate the importance
of each on a I -to-5" scale, where a "5" is "very important" and I " is "not at all important."
You can give me any number between
I" and "5." How important are ... (READ ITEMS IN
RANDOM ORDER)
Important
Neither
Very
Important Nor Not at All
(MARK 'X' WHERE START) Important
Unimportant Important
() Multi -sport fields — fields for soccer,
2
lacrosse, football, etc. 5
4 3 2 1 (30)
{) Youth baseball and Little League fields 5
4 3 2 1 (31)
O Youth softball fields 5
4 3 2 1 (32)
() Adult, full-size baseball fields 5
4 3 2 1 (33)
(} Adult recreational softball fields 5
4 3 2 1 (34)
3. How important do you think it is for the Town to construct new recreational facilities for
families and individuals who are not involved in organized sports programs? Would you
say it is ... (READ)
3
Very important...........................................1 (ASK Q.3a)
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.3a)
-OR- Not important............................................3 (SKIP TO 0.4)
DO NOT READ) Don't know/Not sure
(.................................. (SKIP TO Q.4) (35)
3a. I am now going to read you some types of facilities for general recreation. Rate the
importance of each on a I -to-5" scale, where a "5" is "very important" and " 1 " is "not at
all important." You can give me any number between "1" and "5." How important
are ... (READ ITEMS IN RANDOM ORDER)
(MARK `X' WHERE START)
O Playgrounds and play structures
() Ramadas and picnic areas
() Paved walking paths
() Fitness courses
{) Natural surface trails
() Mountain bicycle trails
{) Dog park
() Sand volleyball courts
() Golf courses
Neither
Very
Important Nor
Not at All
Important
Unimportant
Important
5
4
3
2
1 (36)
5
4
3
2
1 (37)
5
4
3
2
1 (38)
5
4
3
2
1 (39)
5
4
3
2
1 (40)
5
4
3
2
1 (41)
5
4
3
2
1 (42)
5
4
3
2
1 (43)
5
4
3
2
1 (44)
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4. How important do you think it is for the Town to construct new outdoor recreation facilities
for school age children, young adults and older active adults? Would you say it
is... (READ)
Very important...........................................1 (ASK Q.4a
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.4a
-OR- Not important.............................................3 (SKIP TO Q.5)
(DO NOT READ) Don't know/Not sure..................................4 (SKIP TO Q.5) (45)
4a. I am now going to read you some types of outdoor recreation
facilities. Rate the
importance of each on a "1 -to -5" scale, where a "5" is "very important" and "1 " is "not at
all important." You can give me any number between "1" and
"5." How important
are ... (READ ITEMS IN RANDOM ORDER)
Neither
Very Important Nor
Not at All
(MARK `X' WHERE START) Important Unimportant
Important
O Outdoor basketball courts 5 4 3 2
1 (46)
O Skate park 5 4 3 2
1 (47)
(} Tennis courts 5 4 3 2
1 (48)
O BMX park 5 4 3 2
1 (49)
O Racquetball courts 5 4 3 2
1 (50)
() Zip lines (1) 5 4 3 2
1 (51)
() Ropes course cz> 5 4 3 2
1 (52)
() Pickleball courts (3) 5 4 3 2
1 (53)
{) Remote control model airplane park 5 4 3 2
1 (54)
(INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT NEEDS A DEFINITION OF "ZIP LINES," SAY. "A user in a harness rides
or glides along a cable mounted above an incline.")
(2) (INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT NEEDS A DEFINITION OF "ROPES COURSE," SAY: "Individual users or
teams go across sturdy ropes suspended a few feet above the ground.")
(3) (INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT NEEDS A DEFINITION OF "PICKLEBALL COURTS," SAY: "Pickleball is a
racquet sport similar to tennis and badminton that utilizes paddles, a net and a ball similar
to a wiffle ball.")
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5. How important do you think it is for the Town to construct a multi -use community center
with facilities for indoor recreation and fitness programs, along with meeting rooms,
classrooms and studios? Would you say it is ... (READ)
Very important...........................................1 (ASK Q.5a
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.5a)
-OR- Not important.............................................3 (SKIP TO Q.6)
(DO NOT READ} Don't know/Not sure..................................4 (SKIP TO Q.6) (55)
5a. I am now going to read you some types of indoor recreation, fitness and community
center facilities that might be included in a multi -use center. Rate the importance of each
on a I -to-5" scale, where a "5" is "very important" and I " is "not at all important." You
can give me any number between I" and "5." How important is are ... (READ ITEMS IN
RANDOM ORDER)
Very
(MARK `X' WHERE START) Important
() Indoor court facilities, such as basketball,
pickle ball and racquetball/handball
(} Cardio and weight training facilities
(} Rooms for aerobics, yoga and similar classes
() Indoor walking track
() Meeting rooms and classrooms
(} Computer labs
{) Art studios
Neither
Important Nor Not at All
Unimportant Important
5 4
3
2
1
(56)
5 4
3
2
1
(57)
5 4
3
2
1
(58)
5 4
3
2
1
(59)
5 4
3
2
1
(60)
5 4
3
2
1
(61)
5 4
3
2
1
(62)
6. How important do you think it is for the Town to construct facilities for music, dance and
theatrical performances? Would you say it is ... (READ
)
Very important...........................................1 (ASK 0.6a)
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.6a)
-OR- Not important.............................................3 (SKIP TO Q.7)
(DO NOT READ) Don't know/Not sure..................................4 (SKIP TO Q.7) (63)
6a. I am now going to read you some types of facilities for music, dance and theatrical
performances. Rate the importance of each on a " 1 -to -5" scale, where a "5" is "very
important" and I " is "not at all important." You can give me any number between I " and
"5." How important is an ... (READ ITEMS IN RANDOM ORDER)
Neither
Very Important Nor Not at All
(MARK `X' WHERE START) Important Unimportant Important
O Outdoor amphitheater 5 4 3 2 1 (64)
() Indoor theater 5 4 3 2 1 (65)
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7. How important do you think it is for the Town to establish accessible natural resource parks
and natural open space areas featuring preserved tracts of desert land with trails but no
other development, where the public can walk, hike, observe and enjoy the natural
environment? Would you say it is ... (READ)
Very important...........................................1 (ASK Q.7a)
Somewhat important..................................2 (ASK Q.7a)
-OR- Not important.............................................3 (SKIP TO Q.8)
(DO NOT READ) Don't know/Not sure..................................4 (SKIP TO Q.8) (66)
7a. I am now going to read you some types of natural resource areas. Rate the importance
of each on a "1 -to -5" scale, where a "5" is "very important" and "1 " is "not at all important."
You can give me any number between "1" and "5." How important are...(READ ITEMS IN
RANDOM ORDER)
Neither
Very Important Nor Not at All
(MARK `X' WHERE START) Important Unimportant Important
O Interpretive trails 5 4 3 2 1 (67)
O Birding areas 5 4 3 2 1 (68)
8. In order to fund improvements for parks and new facilities, the Town of Oro Valley would
need to raise revenues from residents — to supplement existing taxes and fees. As I read
some different ways that the Town might use to generate revenue, tell me how likely you
would be to support each on a "1 -to -5" scale — where a "5" means you are "very likely" to
support the method and " 1 " is "not at all likely." You can give me any number between
'T' and "5." To fund improvements for parks and new facilities, how likely would you be
to support ... (READ ITEMS IN RANDOM ORDER)
Neither
Very Likely Nor Not at All
(MARK `X' WHERE START) Likely Unlikely Likely
O User fees 5 4 3 2 1 (69)
O Increased sales tax 5 4 3 2 1 (70)
O A Town of Oro Valley property tax 5 4 3 2 1 (71)
(END): THANK RESPONDENT FOR HIS/HER TIME AND SAY: "IN CASE THE OFFICE
WANTS TO CHECK MY WORK, MAY I HAVE YOUR FIRST NAME AND THE ZIP CODE OF
YOUR HOME ADDRESS?"
RESPONDENT'S NAME ZIP CODE (72-76)
* * * (REMEMBER TO VERIFY RESPONDENT'S PHONE NUMBER) * * *
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:
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