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<br />Surveys will also be available at City Hall, the Louisville Library <br />and Recreation Center. <br />Surveys will be done door to door in an effort to obtain results <br />reflecting approximately 10% of Louisville's households. Mark <br />Heckert, Chairman of the Parks Master Plan was available to answer <br />any question Council should have. <br />Sackett: Being a brand new father, how could I indicate <br /> I want to add more baby swings? I have had <br /> people at Ward III meetings say they would <br /> like it if the children's section at Heritage <br /> Park could be enhanced. We ask in the survey <br /> about tennis courts, this other may be <br /> something they may want to check off. <br />Baysinger: The last item on the survey does say <br /> additional comments are welcomed. We can add <br /> it on the inventory in question No. 5 and work <br /> it into there or question No. 10. <br />Sackett: I just wanted it brought to the attention of <br /> the committee. If they think that is something <br /> they would like to know then it would be <br /> appropriate to add it. Not just baby swings, <br /> I'm talking about "tot lots". <br />Hornbostel: You are going to survey approximately 10% of <br /> the homes and then a part of the survey will <br /> be available at the Recreation Center, how <br /> will you know if you have duplicates? <br />Baysinger: You really can't keep from having duplicates. <br /> If someone fills one out in the door-to-door <br /> and then feels like they want to fill one out <br /> at the Recreation Center, Library or City Hall <br /> there is no way we could say no, you've <br /> already filled one out. The reason we have <br /> done that is because some people feel quite <br /> strongly that they want to fill this out and <br /> because there will be a random sampling their <br /> house may not be one of the ones chosen. We <br /> can indicate on the signage that if you have <br /> already filled one out please do not fill out <br /> another. <br />Davidson: Since people can fill these out at other <br /> locations, which I agree with, that still can <br /> destroy the statistical validity of the random <br /> survey. Is there any way the complete random <br /> survey of the households could be reported <br /> separately and then include the entire data <br /> 3 <br />