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CC Work Session 2. 2. <br />Meeting Date: 06/17/2014 <br />Title: <br />Review & Amend Preliminary Resident Survey <br />Information <br />Purpose /Background: <br />Purpose of Case: <br />Review and amend preliminary resident survey. <br />NOTE: this case will be reviewed by the Council again in the future. The proposed survey questions /format <br />included in this case is preliminary /draft format. The purpose of this case is to get high level /general /initial <br />feedback from the Council. Staff is not proposing each question and document be individually reviewed; and <br />a detailed conversation to occur regarding a finalized product. Staff is attempting to move this process <br />forward efficiently, this preliminary step will provide Staff with a working framework and parameters. <br />Background (resident survey): <br />During the 2013 Strategic Planning process, discussion ensued related to initiating a resident surveying process. <br />Generally speaking, survey results would benefit the City in a wide range of applications. However, relating to the <br />Strategic Plan specifically, a resident survey allows the City to clearly analyze organizational performance <br />measurements; including, the City's Strategic Plan balanced scorecard. <br />Background (case): <br />Council reviewed this case a number of times, starting in October of 2013, and most recently in April 2014. As a <br />result of these discussions, the Council selected a 'Third Party Mail' survey method for a regular resident survey <br />program; and directed Staff to select a broker and develop a draft survey for Council review. <br />Funding /Budget <br />$7,500 was budgeted in 2014 for a resident survey. Furthermore, the City participates in the State of Minnesota's <br />"City /County Performance Measurement" (CPM) program. Annually, the State allocates about $3,350 to the City of <br />Ramsey for performance measurement related costs. In summary, the City has about $10,850 in funding budgeted <br />for a resident survey in 2014. If additional funding is required, survey questions specifically related to individual <br />departments or enterprise funds can be allocated accordingly. <br />Staff Comments <br />- -Staff has selected the National Research Center (NRC) to perform a "Third Party Mail" survey. This organization <br />is based out of Colorado and is backed by the International City /County Managers Association (ICMA). Quotes <br />were obtained from five firms. The NRC was selected based on competitive pricing, quality of product and <br />experience working with municipalities. <br />- - Attached to this case are two surveys: (1) the original /template survey provided by the NRC; and (2) a revised <br />survey- -known by the NRC as a "custom" survey. <br />- -The revised or "custom" survey includes preliminary changes /amendments suggested by Staff. With direction <br />received from this meeting, Staff anticipates conducting a detailed review of the revised survey; with more <br />amendments and format modifications. <br />- -As the Council may recall, the original /template survey was included in previous cases. Initial feedback provided <br />by the Council was to reduce the size of the original /template survey. The attached revised survey includes about 40 <br />less questions than the original /template survey (hence the white space at the bottom of each page). <br />
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