1999 Citizen Opinion Survey Results

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• Park and Ride needs patrolling • No enforcement of off -leash and on -leash zones. • Police need to patrol pedestrian areas for traffic violations. • Police harass teenagers. • Municipal code enforcement in old town needs improvement. • Very poor traffic enforcement. • Dogs should be kept on leash at parks and open space • Poor treatment of teens. • Do not allow motorized skateboards and mini -bikes on bike trails. • Poor response to vandalism • Fire code needs to be enforced • A little over zealous regarding drunk drivers • Police harass • Dog waste in public areas needs attention • Too much time spent on minor offenses • Police more of an annoyance than protection • A bit over zealous, especially with young people. • Police are too strict with enforcements. • Police harass • Police are not helpful. • Focus on community policing • Code enforcement is lousy • Do not get photo radar. Planning. Zoning, and Building Comments • Landscape looks great, but city needs to be more family friendly. ' • Stonewalling of council on the subject of citizen's advisory group on use of open space is infuriating • Although there are built-in slots for public input -the input is rarely taken seriously. Need to consider what we are losing, not only gaining, from development. • Stop building now, bigger is badder. We need a train to Denver. • The building dept. should not be allowing commercial industries while coming down on residential. • Please limit the growth. (2) • Good service from department. • Ugly paint jobs and colors in old town. • Permit process is slow, code issues cannot get answered, and staff lacks knowledge and training in codes. • Don't kill any more prairie dogs. • I wish voters hada say in types of businesses coming into Louisville. Less chain stores/restaurants - more one of a kind businesses. • The bldg. dept. is a bit overly excessive to compliance with code on remodel work. newly built homes. • Always seem to be Te -doing stuff on McCaslin and Ruby Tuesday is ugly. • Ugly, no character at McCaslin and 36. • Pedestrian unfriendly • Do it yourself repairs and remodels are somewhat of a pain • Too particular about trivial issues • East side of McCaslin has very poor traffic flow. • Do not keep giving streets two different names. • The cost of permits is outrageous considering the performance of Louisville govt. • McCaslin area is a fumble of ugly chain stores. • McCaslin is getting crowded with retail. • Need to respond to calls and letters more expediently. • Interpretation of uniform commercial building code is inconsistent among inspectors. Way too conservative. They should apply that to Page -29-