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6 residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. Traffic Would Increase (Q24) 27% of Eugene residents said knowing that "traffic would increase near the new park and neighborhood" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 42% (compared with 55% of 97404 residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. Street System Could Handle Traffic (Q25) 41% of Eugene residents said knowing that "the street system in the area can accommodate traffic increases resulting from the proposal" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 27% (compared with 34% on 97404 residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. 9% of 97404 residents do not believe that the street system could handle the increased traffic. Class Size Would Increase (Q26) 25% of Eugene residents said knowing that "added housing would increase the size of classes in some Bethel schools" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 53% said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. Least Parks Per Person in Santa Clara (Q27) 45% of Eugene residents said knowing that "Santa Clara has the least amount of park land per person in Eugene" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 24% (compared with 32% of 97404 residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. No Other Parcels Available (Q28) 45% of Eugene residents said knowing that '`there are no other undeveloped parcels of land available for a large community park in the Santa Clara area" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 24% (compared with 33% of 97404 residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. Support Changing the UGB? (Q29) 38% of Eugene residents support, or lean toward supporting changing the Urban Growth Boundary in order to build a park and housing development in Santa Clam. 40% (compared with 47% of 97404 residents) oppose, or lean toward opposing such a change. Importance of Factors (Q30) Respondents were asked to rate the importance of various actions the City could take. The most important action is providing opportunities for community involvement in decision-making, followed by minimizing traffic impacts to neighbors, and preserving prime agricultural land. Slightly less important are preserving wetlands, improving citizen access to parks and open space, and providing recreation services to an area currently underserved. Of moderate importance are maintaining the current Urban Growth Boundary, and acquiring ridgeline open space in the south hills. Advanced Marketing Research, Inc.