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5. POLICY BOARD BUSINESS <br />5.01: Develop Questionnaire /Survey for Attendees of the Environmental Expo <br />Associate Planner /Environmental Coordinator Anderson presented the staff report. He noted that <br />he was also asked to develop a timeline and steps that the Board could assist with for the expo <br />event, which was included in the packet. <br />Chairperson Max believed that a paper survey sent home with attendees would simply end up in <br />the recycling bin. <br />Associate Planner/Environmental Coordinator Anderson advised that the EPB booth could have <br />a computer station setup and Survey Monkey could be used to administer the survey. <br />Board Member Stodola stated that at the last meeting he volunteered to find examples questions <br />that could be used for the survey and passed out copies of the information he found online. <br />Chairperson Max thanked Board Member Stodola for the information he gathered. <br />The Board discussed tweaks that could be made to the language on some questions to make them <br />more specific to the EPB and the environment. Discussion also occurred regarding the potential <br />percentage of residents that would complete the survey. <br />Board Member Lewis stated that however the questionnaire is composed, it should be <br />meaningful so that the Board is able to get real information out of it. He stated that it really does <br />not matter the percentage of residents that respond as long as meaningful information comes out <br />of the process. <br />Board Member Bentz noted that if Survey Monkey is used you wouldn't be able to compose a <br />survey where people write in their own responses, as it would be hard to qualify the results. He <br />suggested that the survey be administered on a tablet and be short with large print for easy <br />reading. <br />Associate Planner/Environmental Coordinator Anderson stated that to be realistic one percent of <br />residents would be about 230 and believed that would be a great turnout for the survey. He <br />believed that perhaps a Subcommittee should be formed to meet a few times before the next <br />regular Board meeting to work out the direction and details of the survey. <br />Board Member Stodola stated that the Board should first determine why the survey is being done <br />and then craft the type of survey that would be needed to find that information. <br />Board Member Bentz stated that in the past the Board has had to have a giveaway in order to <br />draw people into the booth and participate in those types of things. He questioned if the City <br />was interested in having a drawing. He stated that insulated bags are very popular and could be <br />given away for completing the survey. <br />Associate Planner /Environmental Coordinator Anderson agreed that a giveaway could be an idea <br />for the event. He stated that the City had partnered with ACE Solid Waste to purchase reusable <br />Environmental Policy Board / June 3, 2013 <br />Page 2 of 6 <br />
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