1999 Citizen Opinion Survey Results

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• Old town needs sidewalk upgrades • Water often smells • Too much chlorine in the water. • Rates for water and sewer too high • Sprinkler systems need attention. • Too much chlorine in water. • House numbers should be painted on curbs. • Projects take too long to finish Public Safety Comments • Could really use some lights on the bike path from Cherry Street to the Recreation Center. • Not enforcing legislation that protects wildlife. • I hardly notice police presence - this is a great thing. • Too many police. Police should not ever walk into restaurants and bars on patrol. It scares away business and is bad for town economy and image. • There is no need for any more law enforcement in town. • The fireman are great, please make them fully paid if at all possible. • I appreciated the note left in my garage when I forgot to close the door overnight. • Please enforce speed limits. • Traffic laws not obeyed in Owl Dr. area. • Too much mickey mouse enforcement of mickey mouse codes • Love the 'check your house when on vacation' service • Speed limits need more enforcement • Code officers practice selective enforcement. • Not enough info about traffic conditions. • Traffic violations need more attention. (8) • Like that police watch over home when on vacation. • People park across part of my driveway near Coal Creek Elem - please attend to this. • Some full-time paid, some volunteer firefighters. • Enforcement of crosswalks. • Speed limits should be enforced. • Be more visible in neighborhoods • Poor police response to Harper Lake area. • Code enforcement is too strict. (8) • Rather slow to respond to non -life threatening events. • Excessive ticketing and kid hassling. • Neighborhoods need more street/traffic safety. • Stiffer fines for barking dogs. • Traffic and parking enforcement are too excessive. • Code enforcement should not focus on ridiculous. • More effort should be spent on traffic safety/crime. • Police dept not responsive to our requests forneighborhood watch signs. • Too sensitive about weed/wildflower boundaries. • Police abuse enforcement positions. • Develop more neighborhood watch programs • Police need to be more community oriented. • Poor handling of domestic abuse situations. • Parking regulations need enforcement. • More police visibility in neighborhoods needed. • A little overzealous on checking for DUI's. • Traffic enforcement is poor. • Need better traffic enforcement. • Code enforcement needs attention. Page -28-