Jackass Hill Park Planning

How do you currently use Jackass Hill Park? What is your vision for the park?

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In which neighborhood do you live?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Golden West Park		100.0%	1

How far from Jackass Hill Park do you live?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Within 1/4 mile		100.0%	1

How often do you or people in your household use or visit the park?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Daily		100.0%	1

When traveling to Jackass Hill Park, what is your mode of transportation?

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Walk/run		100.0%	1

What is your favorite thing about Jackass Hill Park?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Location/ease of access		100.0%	1

Do you or people in your household regularly visit other parks in the area? If so, which one(s) do you visit most frequently (select up to three)?

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Ridgeview Park		100.0%	1

What is your primary purpose for visiting other parks in the community?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Walking/running/cycling/individual fitness		100.0%	1

If you or people in your household seldom or do not visit other parks in the area, what is the reason(s)?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Unaware of park locations/offerings		100.0%	1

Which of the following statements best describes your vision for the future of Jackass Hill Park?

		Response Percent	Response Count
An even mix of passive/native areas and active park uses		100.0%	1

Which of the following elements would you like to see included in the plan for Jackass Hill Park (select up to 5)?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Natural/native landscape	100.0%	1
Soft surface walking paths/trails	100.0%	1
Panoramic viewpoint with benches	100.0%	1

Which of the following elements would you NOT like to see in Jackass Hill Park (select up to 5)?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Shade pavilion with picnic tables	100.0%	1
Pickleball/tennis courts	100.0%	1
Basketball courts	100.0%	1
Climbing/bouldering area	100.0%	1
Outdoor fitness equipment	100.0%	1

What concerns do you have about the park’s current state that this planning effort should consider (select up to 5)?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Negative impacts to natural environment	100.0%	1
Obstructing views with park amenities	100.0%	1
Attracting large crowds/amounts of people	100.0%	1
Loitering/use of park after hours	100.0%	1
Poor maintenance/lack of trash clean-up	100.0%	1

Please share any other thoughts, ideas, or concerns about the future of Jackass Hill Park.

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In which neighborhood do you live?

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How far from Jackass Hill Park do you live?

Adjacent to the park

Within 1/4 mile

More than 1/4 mile

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How often do you or people in your household use or visit the park?

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When traveling to Jackass Hill Park, what is your mode of transportation?

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What is your favorite thing about Jackass Hill Park?

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Do you or people in your household regularly visit other parks in the area? If so, which one(s) do you visit most frequently (select up to three)?

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What is your primary purpose for visiting other parks in the community?

Walking/running/cycling/individual fitness

Organized sports

Informal use of open play area/unprogrammed turfgrass

Playgrounds

Shade pavilion use for gatherings or cookouts

Passive use (i.e. reading a book, enjoying nature, etc.)

Other

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If you or people in your household seldom or do not visit other parks in the area, what is the reason(s)?

Which of the following statements best describes your vision for the future of Jackass Hill Park?

A passive/native park

A mostly passive/native park with some active park uses

An even mix of passive/native areas and active park uses

A mostly active use park with some passive/native park uses

No changes - leave the park exactly as it is

Other

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Which of the following elements would you like to see included in the plan for Jackass Hill Park (select up to 5)?

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Which of the following elements would you NOT like to see in Jackass Hill Park (select up to 5)?

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What concerns do you have about the park’s current state that this planning effort should consider (select up to 5)?

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Please share any other thoughts, ideas, or concerns about the future of Jackass Hill Park.

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