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,J e e NUISANCE CODE ENFORCEMENT .............1% ..5% DON'TKNOWIREFUSED ...................... 3% .. 6% Twenty-six percent chose "protection of the rural character of the area." Twenty-four percent selected "protection of individual property rights," while twenty-two percent similarly regarded "traffic flow and congestion." Nineteen percent pointed to "property taxes," while sixteen percent felt similarly about "density of population." "Density of population" was key to owners of under $ i 00,000 homes. "Protection of individual property rights" was selected most often by households not connected to public sanitary sewer and water services and residents of Precinct lA. "Traffic flow and congestion" was picked most frequently by owners of over $125,000 homes, households connected to public sanitary sewer and water services, residents of Precinct IB, and residents of Precinct Two. "Protection of the rural character of the area" was most important to households not connected to public sanitary sewer and water services. "A new Mississippi River bridge crossing" was. picked by over twenty year residents. "Property taxes" mattered most to less than five year residents and residents of Precinct 3B. "Parks and recreational offerings" was chosen most frequently by less than five year residents, households containing children, 18-34 year oIds, households connected to public sanitary sewer and water services, and women. "Youth facilities and activities" was a favorite of five-to-twenty year residents, households containing children, owners of under $100,000 homes, and residents of Precinct 3B. "Nuisance code enforcement" was selected most often by residents of Precinct 1 B. General Community Direction Respondents were asked: All in all, do you think things in Ramsey are generally headed in the right direction, or do you feel things are off on the wrong track? Sixty-nine percent felt the community was "headed in the right direction:" RIGHT DIRECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69% vv.RONGTRACl( ..... ........... .... ..............22% DON'T KNOWIREFUSED .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 9% Twenty-two percent, though, though it was "off on the wrong track." "Right direction" was key to less than five year residents, 18-34 year oIds, households connected to public sanitary sewer and water services, women, and residents of Precinct lB. "Wrong track" was concentrated among households containing children, households not connected to public sanitary sewer and water services, men, and residents of Precinct 3B. Critics were asked the follow-up question: 18