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Louisville, Colorado • Louisville Recreation Center Tax Survey • 2016 <br />Table 24: Question 4 <br />How do you feel about your property taxes? Would you say they are... <br />About right <br />A little too high <br />Much too high <br />Don't know /Refused <br />Total <br />Percent <br />Number <br />Table 25: Question 5 <br />The City is considering a ballot question this November that would ask voters to <br />approve a property tax increase to finance a 25 -year bond of approximately $25 -$30 <br />million to expand the Recreation and Senior Center and improve Memory Square Pool. <br />For <br />Against <br />If your property tax increase was $110 per year for a home valued at $500,000, would <br />you vote for or against it? <br />If the amount was $125 per year for a home valued at $500,000 would you still vote <br />for it? <br />And if it was $150? <br />43% <br />64% <br />45% <br />24% <br />13% <br />18% <br />100% <br />Don't <br />know/ Refused <br />N =96 42% N =92 15% <br />N =173 27% N =74 <br />8% <br />N =179 <br />N =98 <br />N =51 <br />N =72 <br />N =400 <br />Total <br />N =33 100% <br />N =23 100% <br />N =221 <br />N =269 <br />74% N =214 22% N =65 4% N =11 100% N =290 <br />In order to test whether respondents would be influenced by the first dollar amount they hear, respondents were asked at random one of three series of questions, <br />which varied the order of the amounts they might be wilting to pay for the expansion. One -third of respondents were asked each question series. <br />Prepared by National Research Center, Inc. <br />11 <br />15 <br />
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