This document summarizes the keypad polling results from the third community visioning meeting about a proposed extension of the Green Line to the Mystic Valley Parkway area. It shows the responses to 11 multiple choice questions asked of meeting participants. The questions covered topics like favorite warm weather activities, demographic information, housing status, length of time living in the area, and perceptions of and reactions to the potential Green Line extension. Pie charts display the response percentages for each question from the first, second and third meetings.
The document summarizes the results of keypad polling questions asked at a community meeting about a proposed extension of the Green Line to Mystic Valley Parkway. The questions covered topics like where participants lived, how long they had lived in the area, their age, and whether the meeting improved their understanding of topics presented. For most questions, the majority of participants had lived in the area for over 10 years, were between 40-69 years old, and felt the meeting improved their understanding of the proposed Green Line extension project.
Debbie Allen founded Crossroads Escrow Services after over 35 years of experience in the escrow industry. She began her career in 1973 working on a massive real estate deal involving multiple companies and properties. This experience helped launch her career and commitment to excellence in escrow. In 1998, she joined North Orange County Escrow Corporation and became their only Certified Senior Escrow Officer, representing the company for over 9 years. In 2007, she decided to start her own company, Crossroads Escrow Services, to continue her pursuit of excellence in escrow and provide world-class service.
The document appears to be a website URL for www.gazzetta.gr, a Greek news website. The URL alone does not provide much contextual information to summarize in 3 sentences or less.
Carlos compró 8 globos por 16.000 pesos colombianos. Juanita compró 3 globos. Se pide calcular cuánto dinero necesita Juanita y cuánto necesitaría en Italia, Estados Unidos, África o Venezuela usando un enlace para convertir pesos colombianos a otras monedas.
The Early Development Index (EDI) is a teacher-completed questionnaire that assesses five areas of early child development. It provides a community-level measure of school readiness. The EDI measures physical health, social competence, emotional maturity, language and cognitive development, and general knowledge. Communities use EDI data to identify areas of vulnerability and target programs like early literacy initiatives, indigenous playgroups, and community parks to improve outcomes. Regular EDI data collection allows communities to evaluate the impact of these programs over time.
O documento lista alguns sites relacionados a direitos autorais e licenças Creative Commons, incluindo www.creativecommons.org.br como fonte de pesquisa, além de sites sobre governo local, avaliações, igualdade e humor.
Este documento proporciona definiciones clave sobre conceptos relacionados con el suelo, incluyendo su composición, perfil, biocenosis, formación y degradación. Explica que el suelo se compone de rocas, minerales, materia orgánica, aire y agua y pasa por etapas como roca madre, suelo joven y suelo maduro a medida que se forma. También describe los suelos aloctonos y autoctonos y los factores como el tipo de roca, clima y vegetación que afectan el tiempo que tarda
The document summarizes the results of keypad polling questions asked at a community meeting about a proposed extension of the Green Line to Mystic Valley Parkway. The questions covered topics like where participants lived, how long they had lived in the area, their age, and whether the meeting improved their understanding of topics presented. For most questions, the majority of participants had lived in the area for over 10 years, were between 40-69 years old, and felt the meeting improved their understanding of the proposed Green Line extension project.
Debbie Allen founded Crossroads Escrow Services after over 35 years of experience in the escrow industry. She began her career in 1973 working on a massive real estate deal involving multiple companies and properties. This experience helped launch her career and commitment to excellence in escrow. In 1998, she joined North Orange County Escrow Corporation and became their only Certified Senior Escrow Officer, representing the company for over 9 years. In 2007, she decided to start her own company, Crossroads Escrow Services, to continue her pursuit of excellence in escrow and provide world-class service.
The document appears to be a website URL for www.gazzetta.gr, a Greek news website. The URL alone does not provide much contextual information to summarize in 3 sentences or less.
Carlos compró 8 globos por 16.000 pesos colombianos. Juanita compró 3 globos. Se pide calcular cuánto dinero necesita Juanita y cuánto necesitaría en Italia, Estados Unidos, África o Venezuela usando un enlace para convertir pesos colombianos a otras monedas.
The Early Development Index (EDI) is a teacher-completed questionnaire that assesses five areas of early child development. It provides a community-level measure of school readiness. The EDI measures physical health, social competence, emotional maturity, language and cognitive development, and general knowledge. Communities use EDI data to identify areas of vulnerability and target programs like early literacy initiatives, indigenous playgroups, and community parks to improve outcomes. Regular EDI data collection allows communities to evaluate the impact of these programs over time.
O documento lista alguns sites relacionados a direitos autorais e licenças Creative Commons, incluindo www.creativecommons.org.br como fonte de pesquisa, além de sites sobre governo local, avaliações, igualdade e humor.
Este documento proporciona definiciones clave sobre conceptos relacionados con el suelo, incluyendo su composición, perfil, biocenosis, formación y degradación. Explica que el suelo se compone de rocas, minerales, materia orgánica, aire y agua y pasa por etapas como roca madre, suelo joven y suelo maduro a medida que se forma. También describe los suelos aloctonos y autoctonos y los factores como el tipo de roca, clima y vegetación que afectan el tiempo que tarda
The keypad polling results from the second community visioning meeting on the Mystic Valley Parkway Green Line extension project showed that:
- Residents were most concerned about potential land acquisitions and neighborhood changes from commercial and residential property taking.
- Over half felt the presentation improved their understanding of how traffic and development may impact the area.
- Most believed people would use the new Green Line station for commuting, but some had concerns about increased traffic and parking issues.
- Opinions were mixed on whether the extension would overall positively or negatively impact the neighborhood.
This survey of 134 meeting planners found the following:
1) Most respondents were from associations (34%) or government/non-profits (14%).
2) On average, planners were responsible for 30 meetings in 2011, hosting over 10,000 room nights.
3) The majority saw their number of meetings (55%) and attendance (43%) stay about the same from 2010 to 2011.
4) In 2012, most planners expect their number of meetings (62%) and attendance counts (43%) to remain steady.
The document summarizes key findings from surveys distributed to 5000 households in two rural health regions of Manitoba, Canada. The surveys gathered information on residents' preferences for accessing mental health supports and barriers to care. Key results included:
- Respondents preferred accessing help from books, websites, and individual counseling over group programs or computer-based treatment.
- Top barriers to seeking help were wanting to handle problems independently and feeling issues were not severe enough. Other barriers included cost concerns, wait times, and lack of available services.
- Factors making help-seeking more likely included being able to directly contact providers, providers having mental health training and living in the community.
The keypad polling results from the first meeting about the Mystic Valley Parkway Community Visioning Process showed that residents were most likely to think that Boston Harbor would be cleaned up under budget in their lifetime. Most attendees were residents living in Medford or Somerville. A majority owned single family homes and had lived in the area for over 10 years. The meeting improved understanding of different perspectives and made most attendees feel optimistic about a possible Green Line extension. Small group discussions were generally productive and the meeting was rated as very or good effective by over 70% of attendees.
A survey was conducted of Willacy County residents about parks and recreation facilities. The majority of respondents were English-speaking, lived in either Lasara or Raymondville, and were between ages 36-50. Over half had children living at home and participated in organized sports outside of school. An overwhelming majority felt the county should develop or improve outdoor facilities. The top five facilities respondents wanted added were picnic areas, playgrounds, baseball fields, bicycling trails, and basketball courts.
A community survey was conducted in Willacy County, Texas regarding parks and recreation. The majority of respondents were Hispanic females aged 36-50 living in Lasara. Most respondents have children and participate in organized sports. There was strong support for developing both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities. The top requested outdoor facilities included picnic areas, walking trails, and swimming pools. For indoor facilities, fitness rooms and a community center with a gym and pool were most popular. Respondents said they would use parks in Port Mansfield if amenities like trails and fishing piers were improved. The greatest need in the county is more recreation programs and facilities.
The document discusses research from a report by EasyAsk on how voice-enabled natural language solutions could improve workplace performance. Some key findings:
- Workers currently spend 30 minutes to over 2 hours per day searching multiple systems for answers, but often can't find the right information.
- Building new reports is difficult and workers usually have to wait 1-10 days to get reports from others.
- A majority would find a Siri-like voice assistant connecting all systems helpful.
- Most think such an assistant could add value to their company's revenue and profitability by making it easier to get answers.
The survey results show that most respondents were concerned residents who live in Quincy and have owned their homes for 6-10 years. The majority identified as white and felt the event improved their understanding and made them optimistic about the future of Wollaston Center. Overall respondents rated the meeting as effective or good.
Marketing Research for Decorative Interiorsjosephaxtell
My Marketing Research Professor, at the University of South Florida, made us work closely with a local business to perform marketing research. This project was so beneficial because it allowed us to work on a real life project rather than just from the textbook. I learned so much in this class and I intend to apply it to my career.
Do you make some of your money locally, and some of your money remotely, or online?
If you answered “yes” to this question, then you’re Semi-Local.
In October 2011, we surveyed 153 people; 107 were already Semi-Local, and 46 aspired to be.
We asked questions to find out what was really involved in becoming and being Semi-Local.
This report contains their answers to those questions.
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The National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces held its first national conference in Birmingham on September 17, 2011. The conference was attended by 79 delegates, mostly from community groups and local authorities. Based on feedback from 50 evaluation forms, attendees largely rated the conference, booking process, pre-event information, registration, venue, and individual speakers positively.
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An MIT spinoff called Optimus Ride is developing self-driving vehicle technology. The company was founded by Ryan Chin, a PhD from MIT who worked on several autonomous vehicle projects there. Optimus Ride aims to provide safe, sustainable, and equitable mobility solutions through their technology, which could unlock over $1 trillion in annual savings according to a Morgan Stanley report.
The Mass Drive Clean campaign was created in 2015 using funding from the John Merck Fund to promote electric vehicles (EVs) through test drive events. The campaign was piloted in Massachusetts and San Diego in 2015 and continued in 2016 with local funding. In 2016, the John Merck Fund provided seed funding to expand the campaign into Connecticut and Rhode Island. According to post-test drive surveys, over 70% of participants were more favorably inclined towards EVs and 70% said they were more likely to purchase one after the test drive experience. The next steps of the Mass Drive Clean campaign are to reach a larger, more diverse group of state residents, continue educating about incentives and models, and provide more experiential events
This document summarizes Boston's efforts to research and test autonomous vehicles. It discusses the city's goals of improving safety, access, and mobility. The mayor's office has formed research partnerships and begun testing AVs on city streets. Testing has involved different vehicles and conditions. The document also examines potential AV business models and their impacts. It outlines Boston's work in areas like workforce development and governance to help guide the integration of this new technology.
Electric vehicles (EVs) provide environmental benefits by reducing emissions even when powered by coal-based electricity. EVs also offer lower fuel and maintenance costs compared to gas vehicles. Massachusetts currently has hundreds of EV charging stations and provides incentives for purchasing EVs and installing chargers. Upcoming events will give people test drives to experience EVs firsthand and help more drivers switch to these cleaner vehicles.
The document summarizes an innovative mobility panel at a MAPC Fall Council meeting. The panel discussed the rise of electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles, and how transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gases in Massachusetts. They also addressed critical areas for state and local governments to consider regarding regulatory frameworks, data, land use impacts, infrastructure and parking for new mobility technologies. The panelists represented organizations working on these issues like MAPC, DOER, Optimus Rides, the City of Boston and Reach Strategies.
This document summarizes a presentation on equity in the Metro Boston region. It discusses goals for increasing equity, including reducing segregation, improving access to affordable housing and food, and increasing opportunities for advancement for workers of color. It then reviews trends related to equity across different life stages and demographics since 2011. Key metrics like income inequality, low birth weight, test scores, incarceration rates, labor force participation, and housing cost burden show both improvements in some disparities but also growing inequities in other areas. The presentation concludes that inequity remains significant and is growing, but that policy interventions can help advance equity, though continued work is still needed.
The document provides an overview of Massachusetts' Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act, which legalized recreational marijuana use and sales. It discusses the history of medical marijuana in MA, the passage of ballot question 4 in 2016, and outlines the key components of the new law, including allowing personal possession and home cultivation, establishing a regulatory system under the Cannabis Control Commission, implementing licensing for marijuana establishments, and levying a state and local excise tax. A timeline is also presented detailing implementation of the new law between 2017-2019.
1) The document reviews local control options for regulating recreational marijuana establishments under Massachusetts law. It can adopt time, place and manner restrictions or limit numbers through a regulatory referendum.
2) A regulatory referendum requires a ballot question voted on by residents to prohibit establishments, limit retailers to 20% of liquor licenses, or limit numbers to fewer than medical marijuana facilities. However, a consumption referendum can be forced onto the ballot with 10% of voter signatures.
3) Interpretation of some provisions is unclear, such as what constitutes an "area" where medical marijuana facilities operate. Overall municipalities have some local control but face limitations, especially the risk of consumption referendums beyond their direct control.
The document discusses municipal IT collaboration between local governments and school departments. It provides examples of how the Town of Foxborough, MA and Foxborough Public Schools have collaborated on their joint IT operations. They have formed a technology steering committee with stakeholders to identify common needs, prioritize projects, and oversee the shared IT department. The collaboration has allowed them to hire additional IT staff and achieve cost savings while improving services. Overcoming barriers involves managing expectations, communication, and planning for the future.
The document outlines Arlington's IT strategic planning process, including putting together a team, engaging stakeholders, and setting benchmarks. It discusses the core components of the plan, including establishing a vision and mission, inventorying existing IT systems, and defining action steps and measurable outcomes. The plan aims to define the role of the IT department, improve relationships with stakeholders, manage the IT workload, and analyze the network.
The keypad polling results from the second community visioning meeting on the Mystic Valley Parkway Green Line extension project showed that:
- Residents were most concerned about potential land acquisitions and neighborhood changes from commercial and residential property taking.
- Over half felt the presentation improved their understanding of how traffic and development may impact the area.
- Most believed people would use the new Green Line station for commuting, but some had concerns about increased traffic and parking issues.
- Opinions were mixed on whether the extension would overall positively or negatively impact the neighborhood.
This survey of 134 meeting planners found the following:
1) Most respondents were from associations (34%) or government/non-profits (14%).
2) On average, planners were responsible for 30 meetings in 2011, hosting over 10,000 room nights.
3) The majority saw their number of meetings (55%) and attendance (43%) stay about the same from 2010 to 2011.
4) In 2012, most planners expect their number of meetings (62%) and attendance counts (43%) to remain steady.
The document summarizes key findings from surveys distributed to 5000 households in two rural health regions of Manitoba, Canada. The surveys gathered information on residents' preferences for accessing mental health supports and barriers to care. Key results included:
- Respondents preferred accessing help from books, websites, and individual counseling over group programs or computer-based treatment.
- Top barriers to seeking help were wanting to handle problems independently and feeling issues were not severe enough. Other barriers included cost concerns, wait times, and lack of available services.
- Factors making help-seeking more likely included being able to directly contact providers, providers having mental health training and living in the community.
The keypad polling results from the first meeting about the Mystic Valley Parkway Community Visioning Process showed that residents were most likely to think that Boston Harbor would be cleaned up under budget in their lifetime. Most attendees were residents living in Medford or Somerville. A majority owned single family homes and had lived in the area for over 10 years. The meeting improved understanding of different perspectives and made most attendees feel optimistic about a possible Green Line extension. Small group discussions were generally productive and the meeting was rated as very or good effective by over 70% of attendees.
A survey was conducted of Willacy County residents about parks and recreation facilities. The majority of respondents were English-speaking, lived in either Lasara or Raymondville, and were between ages 36-50. Over half had children living at home and participated in organized sports outside of school. An overwhelming majority felt the county should develop or improve outdoor facilities. The top five facilities respondents wanted added were picnic areas, playgrounds, baseball fields, bicycling trails, and basketball courts.
A community survey was conducted in Willacy County, Texas regarding parks and recreation. The majority of respondents were Hispanic females aged 36-50 living in Lasara. Most respondents have children and participate in organized sports. There was strong support for developing both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities. The top requested outdoor facilities included picnic areas, walking trails, and swimming pools. For indoor facilities, fitness rooms and a community center with a gym and pool were most popular. Respondents said they would use parks in Port Mansfield if amenities like trails and fishing piers were improved. The greatest need in the county is more recreation programs and facilities.
The document discusses research from a report by EasyAsk on how voice-enabled natural language solutions could improve workplace performance. Some key findings:
- Workers currently spend 30 minutes to over 2 hours per day searching multiple systems for answers, but often can't find the right information.
- Building new reports is difficult and workers usually have to wait 1-10 days to get reports from others.
- A majority would find a Siri-like voice assistant connecting all systems helpful.
- Most think such an assistant could add value to their company's revenue and profitability by making it easier to get answers.
The survey results show that most respondents were concerned residents who live in Quincy and have owned their homes for 6-10 years. The majority identified as white and felt the event improved their understanding and made them optimistic about the future of Wollaston Center. Overall respondents rated the meeting as effective or good.
Marketing Research for Decorative Interiorsjosephaxtell
My Marketing Research Professor, at the University of South Florida, made us work closely with a local business to perform marketing research. This project was so beneficial because it allowed us to work on a real life project rather than just from the textbook. I learned so much in this class and I intend to apply it to my career.
Do you make some of your money locally, and some of your money remotely, or online?
If you answered “yes” to this question, then you’re Semi-Local.
In October 2011, we surveyed 153 people; 107 were already Semi-Local, and 46 aspired to be.
We asked questions to find out what was really involved in becoming and being Semi-Local.
This report contains their answers to those questions.
World Parks Day conference: Evaluation report GreenSpace
The National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces held its first national conference in Birmingham on September 17, 2011. The conference was attended by 79 delegates, mostly from community groups and local authorities. Based on feedback from 50 evaluation forms, attendees largely rated the conference, booking process, pre-event information, registration, venue, and individual speakers positively.
McCrindle Research exists to conduct world class research and communicate the insights in innovative ways.
The McCrindle Baynes Villages Census Report 2011 is Australia's benchmark industry report for the retirement villages sector.
An MIT spinoff called Optimus Ride is developing self-driving vehicle technology. The company was founded by Ryan Chin, a PhD from MIT who worked on several autonomous vehicle projects there. Optimus Ride aims to provide safe, sustainable, and equitable mobility solutions through their technology, which could unlock over $1 trillion in annual savings according to a Morgan Stanley report.
The Mass Drive Clean campaign was created in 2015 using funding from the John Merck Fund to promote electric vehicles (EVs) through test drive events. The campaign was piloted in Massachusetts and San Diego in 2015 and continued in 2016 with local funding. In 2016, the John Merck Fund provided seed funding to expand the campaign into Connecticut and Rhode Island. According to post-test drive surveys, over 70% of participants were more favorably inclined towards EVs and 70% said they were more likely to purchase one after the test drive experience. The next steps of the Mass Drive Clean campaign are to reach a larger, more diverse group of state residents, continue educating about incentives and models, and provide more experiential events
This document summarizes Boston's efforts to research and test autonomous vehicles. It discusses the city's goals of improving safety, access, and mobility. The mayor's office has formed research partnerships and begun testing AVs on city streets. Testing has involved different vehicles and conditions. The document also examines potential AV business models and their impacts. It outlines Boston's work in areas like workforce development and governance to help guide the integration of this new technology.
Electric vehicles (EVs) provide environmental benefits by reducing emissions even when powered by coal-based electricity. EVs also offer lower fuel and maintenance costs compared to gas vehicles. Massachusetts currently has hundreds of EV charging stations and provides incentives for purchasing EVs and installing chargers. Upcoming events will give people test drives to experience EVs firsthand and help more drivers switch to these cleaner vehicles.
The document summarizes an innovative mobility panel at a MAPC Fall Council meeting. The panel discussed the rise of electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles, and how transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gases in Massachusetts. They also addressed critical areas for state and local governments to consider regarding regulatory frameworks, data, land use impacts, infrastructure and parking for new mobility technologies. The panelists represented organizations working on these issues like MAPC, DOER, Optimus Rides, the City of Boston and Reach Strategies.
This document summarizes a presentation on equity in the Metro Boston region. It discusses goals for increasing equity, including reducing segregation, improving access to affordable housing and food, and increasing opportunities for advancement for workers of color. It then reviews trends related to equity across different life stages and demographics since 2011. Key metrics like income inequality, low birth weight, test scores, incarceration rates, labor force participation, and housing cost burden show both improvements in some disparities but also growing inequities in other areas. The presentation concludes that inequity remains significant and is growing, but that policy interventions can help advance equity, though continued work is still needed.
The document provides an overview of Massachusetts' Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act, which legalized recreational marijuana use and sales. It discusses the history of medical marijuana in MA, the passage of ballot question 4 in 2016, and outlines the key components of the new law, including allowing personal possession and home cultivation, establishing a regulatory system under the Cannabis Control Commission, implementing licensing for marijuana establishments, and levying a state and local excise tax. A timeline is also presented detailing implementation of the new law between 2017-2019.
1) The document reviews local control options for regulating recreational marijuana establishments under Massachusetts law. It can adopt time, place and manner restrictions or limit numbers through a regulatory referendum.
2) A regulatory referendum requires a ballot question voted on by residents to prohibit establishments, limit retailers to 20% of liquor licenses, or limit numbers to fewer than medical marijuana facilities. However, a consumption referendum can be forced onto the ballot with 10% of voter signatures.
3) Interpretation of some provisions is unclear, such as what constitutes an "area" where medical marijuana facilities operate. Overall municipalities have some local control but face limitations, especially the risk of consumption referendums beyond their direct control.
The document discusses municipal IT collaboration between local governments and school departments. It provides examples of how the Town of Foxborough, MA and Foxborough Public Schools have collaborated on their joint IT operations. They have formed a technology steering committee with stakeholders to identify common needs, prioritize projects, and oversee the shared IT department. The collaboration has allowed them to hire additional IT staff and achieve cost savings while improving services. Overcoming barriers involves managing expectations, communication, and planning for the future.
The document outlines Arlington's IT strategic planning process, including putting together a team, engaging stakeholders, and setting benchmarks. It discusses the core components of the plan, including establishing a vision and mission, inventorying existing IT systems, and defining action steps and measurable outcomes. The plan aims to define the role of the IT department, improve relationships with stakeholders, manage the IT workload, and analyze the network.
The document summarizes the state of IT in Massachusetts government and outlines MassIT's priorities and initiatives to improve digital services. MassIT aims to drive digital transformation across state agencies and support local governments. It discusses findings from an IT review that found low citizen satisfaction with digital services and immature security practices. MassIT plans to invest in core infrastructure, partner with local governments, and facilitate regional collaboration on IT projects and shared services.
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Draft recommendations presented by Chris Kuschel of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council at the second public forum of the Natick Center Plan, February 10, 2016, Natick, MA.
The Town of Ashland has a thriving community with engaged residents, businesses, and leaders who work together toward common goals of sustainability, regional collaboration, and excellence in schools. Ashland maintains a strong infrastructure and economy with diverse housing, retail, work, and community spaces. The town is committed to environmental stewardship and transportation options while supporting a vibrant downtown, neighborhoods, and quality of life for all ages and backgrounds.
The Town of Ashland has a thriving community with engaged residents, businesses, and leaders who work together towards common goals of sustainability, regional collaboration, and excellence in education. Ashland maintains a strong infrastructure and economy to support its diverse population with various housing, transportation, employment, and environmental opportunities. The community aims to be sustainable, vibrant, and welcoming to all ages through coordinated efforts outlined in the Ashland Comprehensive Plan.
The document outlines draft land use, housing, economic development, and transportation goals for Ashland. For land use, the top three priorities should be GOAL 1 (accommodate development/preservation through zoning), GOAL 2 (support mixed-use development), and GOAL 3 (consider form-based code). For housing, the top three are GOAL 1 (preserve affordability), GOAL 3 (ensure affordability throughout town), and GOAL 6 (promote diverse/affordable housing). For economic development, the top three are GOAL 1 (vibrant development along corridors/downtown), GOAL 2 (provide planning/technical assistance), and GOAL 3 (implement public facilities/utilities
The document summarizes a community forum held in Ashland, Massachusetts to discuss updating the town's comprehensive plan. It provides an overview of the comprehensive planning process and progress made so far in developing Ashland's plan, including outreach activities and draft goals in key areas like land use, housing, economic development, and transportation. The forum included a presentation of the draft community vision statement and goals, followed by small group discussions for residents to provide input and prioritize goals to guide future growth. The next steps in the planning process were also outlined.
The document summarizes a plan for Natick Center that incorporates previous planning efforts and public input. Some key points:
- Previous plans from 1980-2000s addressed facilities, parking, and design issues.
- Natick's population is growing and its households are shrinking, increasing demand for multi-family and smaller housing units.
- New developments have contributed students to schools, though less than single-family homes typically.
- Most people walk to the commuter rail station, and ridership has increased in recent years.
- The plan gathers public input on housing, retail, transportation, and parking preferences to develop a vision for Natick Center's future.
The document provides information from MAPC's Fall 2015 Council meeting. It includes summaries and data from several MAPC projects:
- An inventory of 169 MAPC projects from the past year that advance MetroFuture goals such as sustainable growth, housing, and transportation. Transportation and healthy environment were the most common project categories.
- A discussion of regional ballot initiatives to raise funds for transportation projects and how Massachusetts municipalities can pursue similar initiatives.
- A project to engage immigrant small business owners in downtown Framingham through outreach efforts and a business owner story tour.
- Planning work in Chelsea around housing, jobs, and health through the lens of equity and quality of life near transit infrastructure.
- A project in Quin
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1. Mystic Valley Parkway
Community Visioning Process
Keypad Polling Results – Meeting #3 – May 17, 2011
1. What is your favorite warm weather activity?
(Responses – 45)
38%
Meeting 3
27%
13% 13%
9%
Head to the Outdoor sports Gardening Walking/Biking Other
beach
2. Which category best describes you?
(Meeting 1 –108 Responses, Meeting 2– 59 Responses, Meeting 3 - 47 Responses)
54% 55%
46% Meeting 1
Meeting 2
28% Meeting 3
22%
17%
15% 14%
10% 11% 11%
6% 5% 4%
2%
A concerned Government Business/property Non-profit or Other
resident owner advocate
2. 3. Where do you live?
(Meeting 1 –111 Responses, Meeting 2– 62 Responses, Meeting 3 - 49 Responses)
63% 69%
59% Meeting 1
Meeting 2
Meeting 3
14% 13%
10% 9% 8% 6% 9% 8%
3% 5% 0% 1% 3% 2% 5% 5% 4% 3%
Medford Somerville Arlington Cambridge Winchester Boston Other
4. Do you own or rent a home?
(Meeting 1 –107 Responses, Meeting 2– 62 Responses, Meeting 3 - 50 Responses)
53% 54%
46%
Meeting 1
Meeting 2
25% 26% 22%
14% 17% Meeting 3
13%
8% 5% 8%
4% 3% 2%
I own a single family I own a multi-family I own a I rent my home Other (none)
home home condominium or
townhouse
5. How long have you lived in the Medford, Somerville, Arlington, or Cambridge area?
(Meeting 1 –111 Responses, Meeting 2– 63 Responses, Meeting 3 - 50 Responses)
46% 42% Meeting 1
39%
Meeting 2
22% 24% Meeting 3
14% 18%
13% 13% 10%12% 13% 12%
8% 8%
4% 2% 2%
0 - 1 Year 2 - 5 Years 6 - 10 Years 11 - 20 Years 20+ Years I live in another
municipality
3. 6. What is your age?
(Meeting 1 –111 Responses, Meeting 2– 64 Responses, Meeting 3 - 48 Responses)
27% 27% 29%
26% Meeting 1
20% 21% 20% Meeting 2
19% 17% 18%
17% 17% Meeting 3
13%
8% 8%
5% 4%
1% 2% 0% 2%
0 – 19 20 – 29 30 – 39 40 – 49 50 – 59 60 – 69 70 or Better
7. How do you identify yourself?
(Meeting 1 –111 Responses, Meeting 2– 61 Responses, Meeting 3 - 44 Responses)
90%
84%
70% Meeting 1
Meeting 2
Meeting 3
7% 11% 9%
7% 3% 3% 5% 5%
2% 0% 2% 2% 0% 0% 0%
White Black or African Hispanic or Latino Asian Other Two or more
American
8. Have you attended a Green Line Extension meeting before?
(Meeting 1 –111 Responses, Meeting 2– 64 Responses, Meeting 3 - 48 Responses)
88%
Meeting 1
69%
65% Meeting 2
Meeting 3
35%
31%
13%
Yes No
4. 9. Did today’s event improve your understanding of the topics presented?
(Meeting 1 –27 Responses)
37%
26% Meeting
22% 3
15%
Definitely Somewhat A little Not really
10. How did today’s event make you feel about the possible extension of the Green Line to
Mystic Valley Parkway?
(Meeting 1 –98 Responses, Meeting 2– 49 Responses, Meeting 3 - 28 Responses)
41% 40%
Meeting 1
32% 31% 32%
29% Meeting 2
21% Meeting 3
18% 16%
14% 14%
12%
Excited Optimistic So So Pessimistic
11. How would you rate the overall effectiveness of the meeting?
(Meeting 1 –98 Responses, Meeting 2– 50 Responses, Meeting 3 - 30 Responses)
47%
41% 40%
Meeting 1
32% 32%
27% Meeting 2
Meeting 3
16% 17%
13% 12%
7% 8% 6%
3%
0%
Very Effective Good OK Needs Poorly Managed
Improvement