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<br />ATTACHMENT D <br />Planning Division Work Program Survey Responses <br /> <br />In developing the Planning Division Work Program, a public survey was posted on the Planning <br />Division web page. The survey was launched on May 22, 2009 and as of June 8, 2009 a total of <br />62 survey responses have been submitted. A brief summary is provided below and a complete <br />list of all survey responses has been attached. The survey presented 16 Work Program items <br />from the draft FY 10 work plan. <br /> <br />The first question asked participants to select the three items they consider most important in <br />helping the Planning Division promote livability in Eugene. As shown in Figure 1 below, Infill <br />Compatibility was chosen most frequently, followed by Community Climate and Energy Plan, <br />Mixed Use Centers and Transportation Plan update. Eugene Comprehensive Lands Assessment, <br />Neighborhood Action Plans, Economic Development and Comp/Metro Plan update round out <br />the top half of those chosen. <br /> <br />The second question asked respondents to list other projects that not listed on the work plan <br />that are central to Eugene’s livability. Promoting alternative transportation including bicycle <br />and pedestrian planning and EmX expansion was the most common response to this question <br />with other ideas ranging from peak oil planning to downtown revitalization. These responses <br />are summarized as listed in Figure 2 below and full text response also attached. <br /> <br />The third and final question asked respondents to list projects that don’t merit priority status. <br />The Comprehensive Plan / Metro Plan Update, Neighborhood Action Plans, Mixed Use Centers <br />and Jeffries Metro/Zone change were all mentioned twice. These responses are summarized in <br />Figure 3 below with full text responses attached at the end. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />