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GVCCC and GVR Resident Survey 2010 Prepared by:
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Geographic Areas
Quality of Life Highest rated Neighborhood as a place to live 93% Volunteer opportunities 92% Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Green Valley as a place to live/retire 95%
Quality of Life Lowest rated Availability of paths and walking/biking trails 71% Shopping opportunities 44% Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Opportunities to participate in meetings about local government or community matters 73%
Recreation Opportunities Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Recreation opportunities 90% Community events 84% Fitness opportunities 88% Outdoor physical activity 87% Cultural or social activities 79% Skill-building, educational and personal enrichment classes 82%
Differences in Ratings of Green Valley Generally Highest Ratings Generally Lowest Ratings San Ignacio/ Canoa East La Posada Country Club/ Pueblo Madera Canoa Ranch* ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Consider Green Valley “Home” Do you consider Green Valley your home?
Length of Residency
Activities of a Typical Week Activities of a Typical Week Help to friends or relatives 79% With friends and/or family 93% Recreation program or group activity 66% Volunteering in Green Valley 56% Community club 43% Civic group 24% Working for pay 16% Religious or spiritual activities with others 57% Percent of Respondents  Spending One or More Hours Doing Each in a Typical Week
Volunteering in Green Valley  Types of Volunteering Sitting on a committee or board 20% Organizing or supervising events 12% Volunteering for a GVR club 12% Monitoring for GVR 9% Teaching, educating or mentoring 9% Collecting, serving or delivering food 6% Providing health care or support 6% Office/clerical work 4% Environmental issues 4% Other volunteering for GVR 4% Other 11% How Learned of Opportunity “ word of mouth” (from friend    or family member)  59% was asked to be    a volunteer 44% approached the organization    on my own initiative 31% through a newsletter 14% Percent Having Done Each  in Previous 12 Months
Top Reasons for Volunteering How important to you personally, if at all,  are the following reasons for volunteering? To make a contribution to the community 60% The volunteer work is enjoyable 47% To use my skills and experiences 41% To network with or meet people 41% To help others or important causes 65% Percent of respondents rating as “very important”
Sources of Information “ Word of mouth” 85% Newspaper  84% Keeping Current 83% Green Valley Community Directory 74% GVR bulletin boards 62% GVR catalogues 59% Announcements at GVR events or ads  on back of GVR event programs 50% GVCCC monthly President's letter 42% GVCCC monthly meetings 40% GVR monitors 36% GVR website 32% GVR newsletters to volunteers or clubs 30% GVR monthly member  orientation 24% GVR board meetings 38% GVR email blast 22% GVCCC website 20% HOA email and newsletters 66% Percent saying they got “most” or “a lot” of their information from each
Familiarity With or Use of Activities, Amenities &  Organizations Used Heard of/  not used Green Valley Community Food Bank 29% 68% 3% Pima County Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers (SAV) 44% 53% 4% Friends in Deed 51% 44% 4% Lion’s club recycle program 56% 37% 7% Community Performing Arts Center 40% 53% 7% Hazardous Waste Disposal 42% 49% 9% The Greater Green Valley Arts Council 12% 72% 16% Green Valley Assistance Services 10% 69% 21% Catholic Charities 8% 69% 22% Casa de Esperanza 15% 63% 23% Household Medical Disposal Drops 19% 54% 27% Mature Workers Connection 3% 36% 61% Green Valley/Sahuarita Volunteer Clearinghouse 2% 35% 63% Never heard of
Functioning of HOAs Percent rating as “excellent” or “good” Enforcing the provisions of the CC&Rs  (covenants, conditions and restrictions) 77% Communicating with members 73% Planning and attending social events 69% Attending GVCCC meetings and workshops 69%
Interest In “Green” Functions Photovoltaic electric panels (storing solar energy to use as electricity) Water harvesting (capturing rain or  run off to re-use on your property) Solar water heater (using solar energy to heat the water) 61% 58% 63% Might be interested  in this 5% 5% 7% Plan to  have this 2% 6% 2% Already have this
Additional Types of Businesses Desired for Green Valley  A hospital 77% Health care providers (e.g., primary care, Internists, heart, cancer, etc.) 72% Restaurants 61% Specialty grocery stores 55% General practice and specialist dentists and eye doctors 55% Percent “strongly” support
Functions of GVR/GVCCC  43% 56% Provide workshops to the community (e.g., tenants    in an HOA; legal issues within an HOA; landscaping;    leadership training and other common issues within an HOA) 54% 64% Provide greater mobility, with trails and paths for residents    to use for exercise and for non-motorized transportation 57% 55% Provide recreation opportunities to underserved residents who might not otherwise be able to  participate in recreation activities (such as people with disabilities or  people with low incomes) 58% 82% Provide opportunities for residents to  make social connections that strengthen  the community's social fabric 69% 90% Provide recreational and social opportunities 80% 90% Provide opportunities for residents to maintain    and improve their physical health Percent “very important” Percent “excellent”  or “good”
Differences in Quality Ratings of Functions of GVR and GVCCC Generally Highest Ratings Generally Lowest Ratings San Ignacio/ Canoa East La Posada Country Club/ Pueblo Madera
Issues Residents Consider Important  for GVCCC to Address   Percents may add to more than 100%, as respondents could choose more than one issue Addressing water supply issues in the community 82% Increasing the number and types of retail, business and medical services available in the community 77% Increasing transit service in the Green Valley area 51% Improving air quality 50% Addressing planning and design issues in Green Valley 47% Improving public safety 46% Continue to provide workshops for HOA's 44% Increasing cultural and educational opportunities  in Green Valley 31%
Usefulness of HOA Membership  in GVCCC Do you think membership of your HOA in GVCCC is useful?
Usefulness of HOA Membership in GVCCC by Geographic Area Most Likely to Rate as Useful Least Likely to Rate as Useful San Ignacio/ Canoa East Canoa West/ Desert Hills Country Club/ Pueblo La Posada Canoa Ranch
Ratings of Green Valley Recreation Level of cleanliness of facilities 95% Quality of classes/ activities/ programs 89% Variety of classes/ activities/ programs 86% Staff service to you as members 86% Accessibility of GVR staff 86% Volunteer/monitor courtesy to you as members. 81% Appropriateness of times classes/ activities/ programs offered 80% Cost of classes/ activities/ programs 69% Value received for membership dues paid 67%
Differences in Ratings of GVR by Geographic Area Generally Highest Ratings Generally Lowest Ratings San Ignacio/ Canoa East La Posada Portillo/ Las Campanas Madera Quality of classes/  activities/programs Country Club/ Pueblo La Posada Madera Cost of classes/  activities/programs Value received  for membership  dues paid Santa Rita Springs La Posada Country Club/ Pueblo
Participation in GVR Offerings Percent who participated in last 12 months Most Popular 57% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 23% Social/ hobby  clubs 21% Indoor swimming pool 21% Movies
Ratings of GVR Offerings Percent rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Highest Rated Most Popular 57% Outdoor swimming pools 97% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 93% Concerts 23% Social/ hobby  clubs 95% Social/ hobby  clubs 93% Fitness/ wellness classes
Importance of GVR Offerings Percent rating as “Very Important” Most Popular Most Important Highest Rated 57% Outdoor swimming pools 97% Outdoor swimming pools 77% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 64% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 93% Concerts 52% Concerts 52% Certifications (CPR, etc) 93% Fitness/ wellness classes 50% Fitness/ wellness classes
Least Popular GVR Offerings 93% 93% Least Important Least Popular 3% Bocce Table tennis 1% Food and beverage classes 2% Music lesson classes Lowest  Rated 3% Language arts and writing classes Table tennis 2% 93% Concerts 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 57% Outdoor swimming pools 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts
Use, Quality and Importance  of GVR Facilities Participated in last 12 months Percent “excellent:” or “good” Percent “very  important” 8% 86% 55% Casa Paloma II Satellite Center 8% 86% 56% Casa Paloma I Satellite Center 10% 87% 57% Continental Vistas Satellite Center 10% 86% 56% Abrego North Satellite Center 15% 89% 60% Madera Vista Satellite Center 15% 86% 59% Abrego South Satellite Center 29% 96% 75% Canoa Ranch Social Center 29% 96% 77% Santa Rita Springs Recreation Village 37% 98% 80% Las Campanas Social Center 43% 99% 83% Canoa Hills Social Center 44% 96% 83% Desert Hills Social Center 47% 97% 84% East Social Center 55% 97% 85% West Social Center
Support For or Opposition To Potential GVR Improvements  Special needs fitness room Items That Half or More Supported Therapy pool Computer center/Internet café / arcade / games, etc.  Additional hobby shops Dance / aerobics studio space Additional multi-purpose spaces Additional class meeting rooms Specialized services Oppose Support
Support For or Opposition To Potential GVR Improvements  Outdoor adventure programs or extreme sports Items That Half or More Opposed Recreation vehicle rentals Additional tennis courts Spinning classes Racquetball / handball courts Additional enclosed swimming pools Multi-purpose gymnasium Pickleball courts Overnight excursions, backpacking or camping Sauna and steam room Oppose Support
Preferred Option for Guest Boundary Line Bylaw   This Bylaw should be preserved Members should be allowed to bring guests regardless of where the guests live
Support For or Opposition to  Expanding GVR Boundaries   Strongly Oppose Somewhat Support Strongly Support Somewhat Oppose 45% 55%
Support For or Opposition to Expanding GVR Boundaries by GVR Membership Status Strongly Oppose Somewhat Support Strongly Support Somewhat Oppose 44% 56% 56% 44%
Support For or Opposition to Potential GVR Funding Options  49%  52% GVR should seek corporate sponsors in order to supplement recreation funding (such as signage with logos or advertisements, use of banners with logos or advertising during events or games, naming of facilities, etc.) 36%  65% In order to preserve funds for expansion and renovation, GVR should close facilities with low usage 34%  67% GVR should seek grants and donations, which require raising matching funds from the community on a portion of the monies received 27%  73% GVR should expand rental of its facilities (currently only to non-profit groups at reduced rates) to commercial/for-profit groups at increased rates 4%  97% GVR should continue to maintain capital reserves for facility replacements and renovations Disagree  Agree Options That Half or More Supported
Support For or Opposition to Potential GVR Funding Options  61% 40% GVR should partner with private organizations to develop  recreational facilities or programs 62% 37% GVR should partner with other municipalities, school districts or nonprofits to develop joint use recreational facilities or programs 68% 32% Although it has never borrowed money in the past, GVR should borrow money, if necessary, to pay for needed renovation and expansion of facilities (similar to a bond by a municipality), knowing it could pay off these debts with future dues 71% 29% GVR should raise member dues to pay for maintenance of aging facilities 75% 25% GVR should keep member dues low, but implement a one-time assessment to pay for maintenance of aging facilities Disagree  Agree Options That Half or More Opposed
Other Comments  Great place to live. Thank you to all the volunteers. GVR does an excellent job for this community, as does the GVCCC.   GVR is a bargain & GVCCC is beneficial. Get county to repair streets; filling pot holes with cinders does not last. GVR needs to allow member to opt out of membership (i.e. medically unable to use facility) and not be hold hostage to [the] fee. I love Green Valley. The roads are a disgrace, no hospital, and drivers are horrible. GVR & GVCC do a terrific job.  Need better medical. We have all our doctors & tests done in Tucson.
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  • 1. GVCCC and GVR Resident Survey 2010 Prepared by:
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  • 5. Quality of Life Highest rated Neighborhood as a place to live 93% Volunteer opportunities 92% Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Green Valley as a place to live/retire 95%
  • 6. Quality of Life Lowest rated Availability of paths and walking/biking trails 71% Shopping opportunities 44% Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Opportunities to participate in meetings about local government or community matters 73%
  • 7. Recreation Opportunities Percent Rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Recreation opportunities 90% Community events 84% Fitness opportunities 88% Outdoor physical activity 87% Cultural or social activities 79% Skill-building, educational and personal enrichment classes 82%
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  • 9. Consider Green Valley “Home” Do you consider Green Valley your home?
  • 11. Activities of a Typical Week Activities of a Typical Week Help to friends or relatives 79% With friends and/or family 93% Recreation program or group activity 66% Volunteering in Green Valley 56% Community club 43% Civic group 24% Working for pay 16% Religious or spiritual activities with others 57% Percent of Respondents Spending One or More Hours Doing Each in a Typical Week
  • 12. Volunteering in Green Valley Types of Volunteering Sitting on a committee or board 20% Organizing or supervising events 12% Volunteering for a GVR club 12% Monitoring for GVR 9% Teaching, educating or mentoring 9% Collecting, serving or delivering food 6% Providing health care or support 6% Office/clerical work 4% Environmental issues 4% Other volunteering for GVR 4% Other 11% How Learned of Opportunity “ word of mouth” (from friend or family member) 59% was asked to be a volunteer 44% approached the organization on my own initiative 31% through a newsletter 14% Percent Having Done Each in Previous 12 Months
  • 13. Top Reasons for Volunteering How important to you personally, if at all, are the following reasons for volunteering? To make a contribution to the community 60% The volunteer work is enjoyable 47% To use my skills and experiences 41% To network with or meet people 41% To help others or important causes 65% Percent of respondents rating as “very important”
  • 14. Sources of Information “ Word of mouth” 85% Newspaper 84% Keeping Current 83% Green Valley Community Directory 74% GVR bulletin boards 62% GVR catalogues 59% Announcements at GVR events or ads on back of GVR event programs 50% GVCCC monthly President's letter 42% GVCCC monthly meetings 40% GVR monitors 36% GVR website 32% GVR newsletters to volunteers or clubs 30% GVR monthly member orientation 24% GVR board meetings 38% GVR email blast 22% GVCCC website 20% HOA email and newsletters 66% Percent saying they got “most” or “a lot” of their information from each
  • 15. Familiarity With or Use of Activities, Amenities & Organizations Used Heard of/ not used Green Valley Community Food Bank 29% 68% 3% Pima County Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers (SAV) 44% 53% 4% Friends in Deed 51% 44% 4% Lion’s club recycle program 56% 37% 7% Community Performing Arts Center 40% 53% 7% Hazardous Waste Disposal 42% 49% 9% The Greater Green Valley Arts Council 12% 72% 16% Green Valley Assistance Services 10% 69% 21% Catholic Charities 8% 69% 22% Casa de Esperanza 15% 63% 23% Household Medical Disposal Drops 19% 54% 27% Mature Workers Connection 3% 36% 61% Green Valley/Sahuarita Volunteer Clearinghouse 2% 35% 63% Never heard of
  • 16. Functioning of HOAs Percent rating as “excellent” or “good” Enforcing the provisions of the CC&Rs (covenants, conditions and restrictions) 77% Communicating with members 73% Planning and attending social events 69% Attending GVCCC meetings and workshops 69%
  • 17. Interest In “Green” Functions Photovoltaic electric panels (storing solar energy to use as electricity) Water harvesting (capturing rain or run off to re-use on your property) Solar water heater (using solar energy to heat the water) 61% 58% 63% Might be interested in this 5% 5% 7% Plan to have this 2% 6% 2% Already have this
  • 18. Additional Types of Businesses Desired for Green Valley A hospital 77% Health care providers (e.g., primary care, Internists, heart, cancer, etc.) 72% Restaurants 61% Specialty grocery stores 55% General practice and specialist dentists and eye doctors 55% Percent “strongly” support
  • 19. Functions of GVR/GVCCC 43% 56% Provide workshops to the community (e.g., tenants in an HOA; legal issues within an HOA; landscaping; leadership training and other common issues within an HOA) 54% 64% Provide greater mobility, with trails and paths for residents to use for exercise and for non-motorized transportation 57% 55% Provide recreation opportunities to underserved residents who might not otherwise be able to participate in recreation activities (such as people with disabilities or people with low incomes) 58% 82% Provide opportunities for residents to make social connections that strengthen the community's social fabric 69% 90% Provide recreational and social opportunities 80% 90% Provide opportunities for residents to maintain and improve their physical health Percent “very important” Percent “excellent” or “good”
  • 20. Differences in Quality Ratings of Functions of GVR and GVCCC Generally Highest Ratings Generally Lowest Ratings San Ignacio/ Canoa East La Posada Country Club/ Pueblo Madera
  • 21. Issues Residents Consider Important for GVCCC to Address Percents may add to more than 100%, as respondents could choose more than one issue Addressing water supply issues in the community 82% Increasing the number and types of retail, business and medical services available in the community 77% Increasing transit service in the Green Valley area 51% Improving air quality 50% Addressing planning and design issues in Green Valley 47% Improving public safety 46% Continue to provide workshops for HOA's 44% Increasing cultural and educational opportunities in Green Valley 31%
  • 22. Usefulness of HOA Membership in GVCCC Do you think membership of your HOA in GVCCC is useful?
  • 23. Usefulness of HOA Membership in GVCCC by Geographic Area Most Likely to Rate as Useful Least Likely to Rate as Useful San Ignacio/ Canoa East Canoa West/ Desert Hills Country Club/ Pueblo La Posada Canoa Ranch
  • 24. Ratings of Green Valley Recreation Level of cleanliness of facilities 95% Quality of classes/ activities/ programs 89% Variety of classes/ activities/ programs 86% Staff service to you as members 86% Accessibility of GVR staff 86% Volunteer/monitor courtesy to you as members. 81% Appropriateness of times classes/ activities/ programs offered 80% Cost of classes/ activities/ programs 69% Value received for membership dues paid 67%
  • 25. Differences in Ratings of GVR by Geographic Area Generally Highest Ratings Generally Lowest Ratings San Ignacio/ Canoa East La Posada Portillo/ Las Campanas Madera Quality of classes/ activities/programs Country Club/ Pueblo La Posada Madera Cost of classes/ activities/programs Value received for membership dues paid Santa Rita Springs La Posada Country Club/ Pueblo
  • 26. Participation in GVR Offerings Percent who participated in last 12 months Most Popular 57% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 23% Social/ hobby clubs 21% Indoor swimming pool 21% Movies
  • 27. Ratings of GVR Offerings Percent rating as “Excellent” or “Good” Highest Rated Most Popular 57% Outdoor swimming pools 97% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 93% Concerts 23% Social/ hobby clubs 95% Social/ hobby clubs 93% Fitness/ wellness classes
  • 28. Importance of GVR Offerings Percent rating as “Very Important” Most Popular Most Important Highest Rated 57% Outdoor swimming pools 97% Outdoor swimming pools 77% Outdoor swimming pools 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 64% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts 93% Concerts 52% Concerts 52% Certifications (CPR, etc) 93% Fitness/ wellness classes 50% Fitness/ wellness classes
  • 29. Least Popular GVR Offerings 93% 93% Least Important Least Popular 3% Bocce Table tennis 1% Food and beverage classes 2% Music lesson classes Lowest Rated 3% Language arts and writing classes Table tennis 2% 93% Concerts 44% “ Drop-in” exercise 57% Outdoor swimming pools 93% “ Drop-in” exercise 30% Concerts
  • 30. Use, Quality and Importance of GVR Facilities Participated in last 12 months Percent “excellent:” or “good” Percent “very important” 8% 86% 55% Casa Paloma II Satellite Center 8% 86% 56% Casa Paloma I Satellite Center 10% 87% 57% Continental Vistas Satellite Center 10% 86% 56% Abrego North Satellite Center 15% 89% 60% Madera Vista Satellite Center 15% 86% 59% Abrego South Satellite Center 29% 96% 75% Canoa Ranch Social Center 29% 96% 77% Santa Rita Springs Recreation Village 37% 98% 80% Las Campanas Social Center 43% 99% 83% Canoa Hills Social Center 44% 96% 83% Desert Hills Social Center 47% 97% 84% East Social Center 55% 97% 85% West Social Center
  • 31. Support For or Opposition To Potential GVR Improvements Special needs fitness room Items That Half or More Supported Therapy pool Computer center/Internet café / arcade / games, etc. Additional hobby shops Dance / aerobics studio space Additional multi-purpose spaces Additional class meeting rooms Specialized services Oppose Support
  • 32. Support For or Opposition To Potential GVR Improvements Outdoor adventure programs or extreme sports Items That Half or More Opposed Recreation vehicle rentals Additional tennis courts Spinning classes Racquetball / handball courts Additional enclosed swimming pools Multi-purpose gymnasium Pickleball courts Overnight excursions, backpacking or camping Sauna and steam room Oppose Support
  • 33. Preferred Option for Guest Boundary Line Bylaw This Bylaw should be preserved Members should be allowed to bring guests regardless of where the guests live
  • 34. Support For or Opposition to Expanding GVR Boundaries Strongly Oppose Somewhat Support Strongly Support Somewhat Oppose 45% 55%
  • 35. Support For or Opposition to Expanding GVR Boundaries by GVR Membership Status Strongly Oppose Somewhat Support Strongly Support Somewhat Oppose 44% 56% 56% 44%
  • 36. Support For or Opposition to Potential GVR Funding Options 49% 52% GVR should seek corporate sponsors in order to supplement recreation funding (such as signage with logos or advertisements, use of banners with logos or advertising during events or games, naming of facilities, etc.) 36% 65% In order to preserve funds for expansion and renovation, GVR should close facilities with low usage 34% 67% GVR should seek grants and donations, which require raising matching funds from the community on a portion of the monies received 27% 73% GVR should expand rental of its facilities (currently only to non-profit groups at reduced rates) to commercial/for-profit groups at increased rates 4% 97% GVR should continue to maintain capital reserves for facility replacements and renovations Disagree Agree Options That Half or More Supported
  • 37. Support For or Opposition to Potential GVR Funding Options 61% 40% GVR should partner with private organizations to develop recreational facilities or programs 62% 37% GVR should partner with other municipalities, school districts or nonprofits to develop joint use recreational facilities or programs 68% 32% Although it has never borrowed money in the past, GVR should borrow money, if necessary, to pay for needed renovation and expansion of facilities (similar to a bond by a municipality), knowing it could pay off these debts with future dues 71% 29% GVR should raise member dues to pay for maintenance of aging facilities 75% 25% GVR should keep member dues low, but implement a one-time assessment to pay for maintenance of aging facilities Disagree Agree Options That Half or More Opposed
  • 38. Other Comments Great place to live. Thank you to all the volunteers. GVR does an excellent job for this community, as does the GVCCC. GVR is a bargain & GVCCC is beneficial. Get county to repair streets; filling pot holes with cinders does not last. GVR needs to allow member to opt out of membership (i.e. medically unable to use facility) and not be hold hostage to [the] fee. I love Green Valley. The roads are a disgrace, no hospital, and drivers are horrible. GVR & GVCC do a terrific job. Need better medical. We have all our doctors & tests done in Tucson.
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  • 43. Thank You! Contact: Erin Caldwell Senior Research Associate National Research Center, Inc. 303-444-7863 x102