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L ..) Intense support was a1mos!fty percent higher than intense OPPOSitit to this proposal. While providing compelling support levels, this proposal ranked only third among the set of five. Support was highest among women; opposition was concentrated among 35-44 year olds and owners of over $125,000 homes. Off-road trails for snowmobile~? By a fifty-seven percent to thirty-six percent judgment, residents rejected property tax increases for off-road trails for snowmobiles: STRONGLY SUPPORT ............................. 17% SOMEWHAT SUPPORT............................ 19% SOMEWHAT OPPOSE ............................. 18% STRONGL Y OPPOSE .............................. 39% DON'T KNOWIREFUSED ............................ 7% Intense opposition was over twice as high as intense support. This proposal ranked at the bottom ofthe list. Support was highest among 18-34 year olds; opposition peaked among less than five year residents, households containing children, and over 45 year olds. A trail corridor along the Mississippi River for biking, walking, and running? By a sixty-eight percent to twenty-eight percent verdict, residents support a property tax increase for a trail corridor along the Mississippi River: STRONGLY SUPPORT ............................. 34% SOMEWHATSUPPORT ............................34% SOMEWHAT OPPOSE ............................. 10% STRONGLY OPPOSE .............................. 18% DON'T KNOWIREFUSED ...... . ... .. . .. . . . . . .. . ..... 4% Intense support was almost twice as high as intense opposition. This proposal ranked second on the list. Support was highest among residents of Precinct 3A. Preservation of open spaces, such as wetlands and woodlands? By a seventy-eight percent to eighteen percent verdict, residents favored a property tax increase for the preservation of open spaces, such as wetlands and woodlands: 30