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Vail Community Employer-Employee Survey 2016 FINAL for CSE2016 Community Survey 3Community Survey Methods Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/162016 was designed to be directly comparable to 2014, 2012, and 2010 methodsThe 2007 survey was phone-based, prior to that both mail and phone were usedYear-round residents and part-time homeowners were sent a postcard invitation to the web survey with two passwords per cardResidents were able to request paper surveys by phone as an alternativeLater, an “open link” was advertised for the web survey 5Community Survey ResponsesVail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Responses2016 2014 2012 Survey Version690 487 412 Invitation Link563 292 265 Open Link1,253 779 677 Total ResponsesStrong response in 2016 is believed to be attributable to two postcard mailings, mailing addresses with names provided, and strong publicity. 6Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Demographic Profile of CS Respondents 7Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Demographic Profile of CS Respondents 8Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Residential Profile of CS Respondents 9Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Location of Residence in TOV 11Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16Town Direction Why do you feel the Town of Vail is going in the right direction?1. Quality of the elected officials 2. Physical infrastructure of the Town 3. Openness ofgovernmentGood, attentive governance that takes the time to consider the views and needs of residents.Investment in infrastructure, balance between out of town global and national visitors and frontrange/local interests.Taking proactive measures such as the Gore Creek Reparation, updating the Booth Fallsplayground, trying to develop and design theChamonix lot and having public input meetingsregarding projects separate from council meetings are all positive steps.There seems to be a reasonable balance between doing good things to develop the Town andmake it more exciting without breaking a reasonable spending level.Vail is making many necessary changes and upgrades to keep us competitive with other skitowns in the US.Town Direction13Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Why do you feel the Town of Vail is has gotten off on the wrong track?Becoming too high-rise and too crowded in the summer.I think we are crowding our town with too many 'events' mostly in the summer. I understand thatwe are a resort, but Vail is also our home. Things are getting overcrowded and it is puttingpressure on areas that are already problematic i.e. parking.Need more nightlife, après ski scene and restaurants. No more retail.Things are too expensive. We need a local grocery store. People are begging for this.Too much growth......lived here 35 years and it doesn't feel like a 'town' anymore. Most of usmoved here to get away from the city...but theykeep building 'bigger and better' nonsense.Understand it’s good for business but feel like we should stop and take a breath.We feel the homeowners have little say in what they Town Council decides for our communitygrowth.Town Direction14Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Hopes & Expectations of Town Council16Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16• Many respondents expressed excitement and positive anticipation of the new Town Council• Hopes for the new Town Council:•Listen carefully to local residents•Provide community engagement opportunities•Be creative and well‐informed in decision making•Increase transparency and communications•Use financial prudence• Address policies including:•Affordable housing•Environmental sustainability•Parking•Balanced growth and development Public Parking ServicesSATISFACTION RATINGS – PERCENT RESPONDING “4” OR “5”22Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 In-Town EventsQUANTITY OF EVENTS – ARE THERE:24Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 In-Town EventsSATISFACTION RATINGS25Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 In-Town EventsOPINION OF TOWN’S FINANCIAL INVESTMENT IN EVENTS26Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Community Issues and PrioritiesLEVEL OF PRIORITY RATINGS28Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Community Issues and Priorities“HIGH PRIORITY” RATINGS (PERCENT 4 OR 5) – TOP 529Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Community InfrastructureIMPORTANCE OF A SIZABLE ENCLOSED SPACE FOR ACTIVITIES/EVENTS32Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Environmental ConcernsIMPORTANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS AREAS34Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Parking PolicyPARKING AVAILABILITY36Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16 Parking PolicyPUBLIC PARKING FEE POLICIES37Vail Community & Employer‐Employee Survey 2016 |  RRC Associates |  6/21/16