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Committee reviews transportation benefit district survey; survey closes Aug. 15
Summary
Committee heard a survey update for a proposed transportation benefit district: 36 responses to date; members agreed anonymous responses won’t be counted toward official tallies and planned expanded distribution of paper surveys at local venues.
Reese (speaker 9) updated the committee on outreach for a proposed transportation benefit district survey, reporting 36 responses so far (33 electronic, 3 paper) and demonstrating the online ranking interface that respondents had found confusing. Reese said the survey closes Aug. 15 and recommended excluding anonymous responses from official counts to protect data integrity.
"We have received so far 36 responses, 33 of them through the electronic survey," Reese said and asked committee members to help circulate paper copies at local spots such as the marketplace and library. Members discussed distribution logistics, how to collect paper copies, and whether anonymous responses should be included in the official tally; the committee indicated anonymous responses would be retained in the collected data but not counted in official tabulations.
