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06/14/2004 - Agenda Parks & Recreation Advisory Board AGENDA Monday June 14 2004 7:00 p.m. Tigard Water Building 8777 SW Burnham Street 1 . Roll Call 2. Comments from the audience 3. Discuss Parks and Recreation Assessment Survey 4. Land Purchases 5. Adjourn CITY OF TIGARD 2004 VERSION #1 Hello, my name is I'm with The Nelson Report, a public opinion research firm. We are conducting a brief park and recreation needs assessment survey today for the City of Tigard and would like to include your household's opinions. We will ask your opinion about various ideas pertaining to community needs for recreation programs, recreation facilities and the acquisition of land for parks and protecting wetlands and green spaces. May I please take a few minutes of your time? I promise I'm not selling anything. First of all, are you registered to vote in the state of Oregon? (INTERVIEWER: IF NO, POLITELY TERMINATE) 1. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the operation and performance of the City of Tigard—EXCELLENT, GOOD, FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent (GO TO "A") 2. Good (GO TO "A") 3. Fair(GO TO "A") 4. Poor(GO TO "A") 5. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #2) A. Why would you rate the City of Tigard as (EXCELLENT) (GOOD) (FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) 2. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the operation and performance of the City of Tigard's Park System—EXCELLENT, GOOD, FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent(GO TO "B") 2. Good (GO TO "B") 3. Fair(GO TO "B") 4. Poor(GO TO "B") 5. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #3) B. Why would you rate the City of Tigard's Park System as (EXCELLENT) (GOOD) (FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) Page 1 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 3. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the number of recreational activities offered by the City of Tigard —EXCELLENT, GOOD, FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent (GO TO "C") 2. Good(GO TO "C") 3. Fair(GO TO "C") 4. Poor(GO TO "C") 5. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO INTRO OF#4) C. Why would you rate the number of recreational activities offered by the City of Tigard as (EXCELLENT) (GOOD) (ONLY FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) The City of Tigard currently provides park services only. The City of Tigard and a citizen advisory board are currently seeking public input on ideas that can enhance recreational opportunities for city residents such as children's classes, day camps, summer playground programs, camps, special events,middle school programs, teen programs, and adult programs such as sports leagues and classes. I am going to be presenting several of these ideas. These ideas are not to be viewed as city proposals, they are just ideas and/or concepts. The city would like your opinion on how recreational programs can be offered to city residents. One idea is to create a City Recreation Division at a cost of$860 thousand per year. The operation of the City Recreation Division would be paid for through an operating levy and would increase the property tax rate by 22-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. Another idea is for Tigard residents to vote to form a Special Recreation District similar to the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District in Beaverton. A District would cost $1 million per year and increase the property tax rate by 26-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. 4. If you had to choose, would you prefer the creation of a CITY RECREATION DIVISION at a cost of 22-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value, or the creation of a SPECIAL RECREATION DISTRICT at a cost of 26-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. City Recreation Division(GO TO "D") 2. Special Recreation District(GO TO"D") 3. Neither(SKIP TO INTRO OF#5) 4. Other(INTERVIEWER, PLEASE DON'T VOLUNTEER, JUST RECORD ON OPEN-END SHEET) (SKIP TO INTRO OF#5) 5. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO INTRO OF#5) D. (CITY RECREATION DIVISION/SPECIAL RECREATION DISTRICT ONLY FROM#4) E. Why would you prefer the (CITY RECREATION DIVISION) (RECREATION Page 2 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report DISTRICT)? (PROBE) Page 3 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report The city would like your opinion on constructing a $6.75 million, 30,000 square foot Community Recreation Center. The Community Recreation Center could include an indoor gym, classrooms, multi-purpose rooms, and meeting rooms. The construction of a Community Recreation Center would increase the property tax rate by 13-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. 5. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $6.75 million bond measure for a Community Recreation Center for the City of Tigard that would increase the property tax rate by 13-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. Favor(GO TO "E") 2. Oppose (GO TO"E") 3. Not Sure/Refused(SKIP TO INTRO OF#6) E. Why would you(FAVOR) (OPPOSE) the $6.75 million bond measure? (PROBE) In addition, the operation and maintenance of the Community Recreation Center would cost$400,000 per year. These operational costs would increase the property tax rate by an additional 11-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. 6. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE an increase in the property tax rate by 11-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. Favor(GO TO "F") 2. Oppose (GO TO "F") 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO INTRO OF#7) F. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) the prposal? (PROBE) The city would like your opinion4assesse cting a skate park for youth using funds from a 10-year, $400,000 bond measure. Thioposal ould cost property taxpayers an additional 1- cent per thousand dollars of your homes value. 7. If an election were held today,would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $400,000 bond measure to construct a skate park that would increase property tax rate by 1-cent per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. Favor(GO TO "G") 2. Oppose (GO TO "G") 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO#8) G. Why would you(FAVOR) (OPPOSE) the construction of a skate park? (PROBE) Page 4 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 8. If you knew it would cost approximately 1-cent per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value or$2.60 per year for the owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure to construct a skate park for youth? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused Now I am going to ask you a variety of questions concerning the idea of a $6.75 million bond measure to construct a Community Recreation Center. For each one, I will give you some information and ask, whether with that information, you would FAVOR or OPPOSE the construction of a Community Recreation Center. 9. If you knew the bond payments would be structured so that new residents who move into the community in the future would assist in the payment of the bond measure, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $6.75 million bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused 10. If you knew that a Community Recreation Center would enable the city to provide additional recreational opportunities for Tigard residents, such as children's programs like classes, summer playground programs, camps, special events, middle school programs, teen programs, and adult programs such as sports leagues and classes, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a bond measure to construct a Community Recreation Center? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 4. Not Sure/Refused 11. If you knew that a bond measure to construct a Community Recreation Center would cost property taxpayers 13-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value or$26 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused Page 5 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 12. If you knew operation and maintenance costs for a Community Recreation Center would increase property taxes by an additional 11-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value or $22 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused The City of Tigard would like your opinion on a $5 million bond measure that would be used to purchase land to construct additional parks and athletic fields throughout the city. This idea would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. 13. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $5 million bond measure to construct additional parks and athletic fields that would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. Favor(GO TO "H") 2. Oppose (GO TO "H") 3. Not Sure/Refused(SKIP TO #17) H. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) a $5 million bond measure for parks and athletic fields? (PROBE) 14. If you knew the $5 million bond measure would increase property taxes by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value or$18 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the construction of additional parks and athletic fields? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused In addition, the City of Tigard would like your opinion on a $5 million bond measure that would be used to purchase land in order to protect wetlands and green spaces throughout the city. This would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value. 15. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $5 million bond measure to purchase land for wetlands and green spaces that would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value? 1. Favor(GO TO "I") 2. Oppose (GO TO "I") 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #19) I. Why would you(FAVOR) (OPPOSE) a $5 million bond measure for wetlands and green spaces? (PROBE)If you knew the $5 million bond measure would Page 6 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report increase property taxes by 9-cents per thousand dollars of your homes assessed value or$18 per year for an owner of a$200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a bond measure to protect wetlands and green spaces throughout the city? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused 16. If you knew this bond measure would enable the city to protect natural wetlands as well greenways throughout the city, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the $5 million bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused I will now read you a list of ideas regarding construction projects and recreational programs. The City of Tigard wants you to rate the following ideas. On a scale of one to four with "1" representing a LOW PRIORITY and "4" representing a HIGH PRIORITY, please tell me how you would rate each idea. (INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ROTATE) 1. 1-Low Priority 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4-High Priority 5. Not Sure/Refused 17. The possible construction of a Recreation Center which could include an indoor gym, classrooms, multi-purpose rooms, and meeting rooms at a cost of$6.75 million. 18. The possible purchase of land in order to protect wetlands and green spaces at a cost of $5 million. 19. The possible purchase of land in order to construct additional parks and athletic fields throughout the city at a cost of$5 million. 20. The possibility of the City providing children's programs such as classes, special events, summer playground programs, day camps, middle school programs, and teen programs. 21. The possibility of constructing a skate park for youth at a cost of$400,000. Page 7 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 22. The possibility of providing adult programs and classes such as yoga, parenting classes, arts and crafts, sports leagues, and computer training. J. What other recreational activities would you like to see provided by the City of Tigard? (PROBE) 23. How much more would you be willing to pay each year in property taxes in order to enhance recreational opportunities throughout the City Of Tigard? 1. Nothing 2. $1-$18 3. $19-$36 4. $37-$52 5. $53-$90 6. Over$90 7. Not Sure/Refused Now I am going to read you several statements some people have made concerning the possibility of providing recreation programs and facilities in the City of Tigard. For each statement, I would like you to tell me if you AGREE or DISAGREE with the statement. 1. Agree 2. Disagree 3. Not Sure/Refused 25. We don't need a Community Recreation Center. 26. My taxes are already too high. I can't afford any of the recreation projects mentioned in this survey. 27. I like the idea of protecting natural wetlands and greenways in the city. I favor the idea of preserving our natural resources. 28. It's about time the City of Tigard began providing additional recreational opportunities for citizens. I favor the idea of a Community Recreation Center for the city of Tigard. 29. Our city already has plenty of parks and athletic fields. I oppose spending $5 million for parks and fields. 30. I like the community just the way it is. We don't need additional recreational activities to improve livability in our area. 3 1. 1 oppose the City of Tigard constructing a skate park for youth because it would only benefit a small number of residents. 32. I would prefer to create a Special Recreation District similar to the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District in Beaverton to enhance recreational opportunities for residents rather than create a City Recreation Division. Page 8 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report DEMOGRAPHICS 33. SEX: 1. Male 2. Female 34. AGE: Are you between the ages of.....? 1. 18-34 2. 35-44 3. 45-54 4. 55-64 5. 65+ 6. Not Sure/Refused INTERVIEWER: POLITELY END SURVEY WITH RESPONDENT, THEN COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTION: 35. VOTER HISTORY: (INTERVIEWER: RECORD THE NUMBER OF TIMES RESPONDENT HAS VOTED IN THE LAST FOUR ELECTIONS FROM THE PHONE LIST—SEE INSTRUCTION SHEET) 1. 1 Out Of 4 Elections 2. 2 Out Of 4 Elections 3. 3 Out Of 4 Elections 4. 4 Out Of 4 Elections 5. Not Sure/Refused Page 9 May 20, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report VERSION #2 CITY OF TIGARD 2004 Hello, my name is I'm with The Nelson Report, a public opinion research firm. We are conducting a brief survey today in your area and would like to include your household's opinions. May I please take a few minutes of your time? I promise I'm not selling anything. First of all, are you registered to vote in the state of Oregon? (INTERVIEWER: IF NO, POLITELY TERMINATE) 1. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the operation and performance of the City of Tigard—EXCELLENT, PRETTY GOOD, ONLY FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent (GO TO "A") 2. Pretty Good(GO TO "A") 3. Only Fair (GO TO "A") 4. Poor(GO TO "A") 5. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #2) A. Why would you rate the City of Tigard as (EXCELLENT) (PRETTY GOOD) (ONLY FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) 2. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the operation and performance of the City of Tigard's Park System—EXCELLENT, PRETTY GOOD, ONLY FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent(GO TO "B") 2. Pretty Good(GO TO "B") 3. Only Fair (GO TO "B") 4. Poor(GO TO "B") 5. Not Sure/Refused(SKIP TO #3) B. Why would you rate the City of Tigard's Park System as (EXCELLENT) (PRETTY GOOD) (ONLY FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) Page 1 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 3. Taking everything into consideration, how would you rate the number of recreational activities offered by the City of Tigard — EXCELLENT, PRETTY GOOD, ONLY FAIR or POOR? 1. Excellent (GO TO "C") 2. Pretty Good (GO TO "C") 3. Only Fair (GO TO "C") 4. Poor(GO TO "C") 5. Not Sure/Refused (SHIP TO INTRO OF#4) C. Why would you rate the number of recreational activities offered by the City of Tigard as (EXCELLENT) (PRETTY GOOD) (ONLY FAIR) (POOR)? (PROBE) The City of Tigard currently provides park services only. Many individuals and groups have come up with a variety of ideas to enhance recreational opportunities for city residents such as children's classes, day camps, summer playground programs, camps, special events, middle school programs, teen programs and adult programs such as sports leagues and classes. We are going to be presenting you several of these ideas. These ideas are not to be viewed as city proposals. C/— The city would like ur opinion on whether recreational programs should be offered to city residents. On roposa s to create a Recreation Division within the city at a cost of$860 thousand per year. T e on of the Recreation Division would be paid for through an �� operating levy and would increase the property tax rate by 22-cents per thousand. Another ' option is for Tigard residents to vote for the creation of a Recreation District. A Recreation 1 District would cost $1 million per year and increase the property tax rate by 26-cents per thousand. 4. If you had to choose, would you prefer the creation of a CITY RECREATION DIVISION at a cost of 22-cents per thousand, or the creation of a SPECIAL RECREATION DISTRICT at a cost of 26-cents per thousand? 1. City Recreation Division (GO TO "D") 2. Special Recreation District(GO TO"D") 3. Neither(SKIP TO INTRO OF #5) 4. Other(INTERVIEWER, PLEASE DON'T VOLUNTEER,JUST RECORD ON OPEN-END SHEET) (SHIP TO INTRO OF#5) 5. Not Sure/Refused(SHIP TO INTRO OF#5) D. (RECREATION DIVISION/RECREATION DISTRICT ONLY FROM #4) Why would you prefer the (RECREATION DIVISION) (RECREATION DISTRICT)? (PROBE) Page 2 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report Another concept is a 20-year $6.75 million bond measure that would be used to construct a 30,000 square foot Community Recreation Center. The Community Recreation Center would include an indoor gym, classrooms, multi-purpose rooms, and meeting rooms. The construction of a Community Recreation Center would increase the property tax rate by 13-cents per thousand of assessed value. 5. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $6.75 million bond measure for a Community Recreation Center for the City of Tigard that would increase the property tax rate by 13-cents per thousand? 1. Favor(GO TO "E") 2. Oppose (GO TO"E") 3. Not Sure/Refused(SKIP TO INTRO OF#6) E. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) the $6.75 million bond measure? (PROBE) In addition, the operatio aintenance of the Community Recreation Center would cost $400,000 per year. Thi proposal ould increase the property tax rate by an additional 1I- cents per thousand. 6. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the proposal hat would increase property tax rate by 11-cents per thousand? 1. Favor(GO TO "F") 2. Oppose (GO TO "F") -n 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO INTRO OF#7) F. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) th proposal. (PROBE) Anothe proposa is a 10- ear, $400,000 bond measure that would be used to construct a skate park for you i proposal would cost property taxpayers an additional 1-cent per thousand. 7. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $400,000 bond measure to construct a skate park that would increase property tax rate by 1-cent per thousand? 1. Favor(GO TO "G") 2. Oppose (GO TO "G") 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #8) G. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) the proposed skate park? (PROBE) Page 3 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 8. If you knew it would cost approximately 1-cent per thousand or $2.60 per year for the owner of a $200,000 home,would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure to construct a skate park for youth? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused Now I am going to ask you a variety of questions concerning th4, gSive 6.75 million bond measure to construct a Community Recreation Center. For each you some information and ask, whether with that information, you would FAVOR or OPPOSE the proposal. 9. If you knew the bond payments would be structured so that new residents who move into the community in the future would assist in the payment of the bond measure, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the $6.75 million proposal? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused 10. If you knew the proposed Community Recreation Center would enable the city to provide additional recreational opportunities for Tigard residents, such as children's programs like classes, summer playground programs, camps, special events, middle school programs, teen programs, and adult programs such as sports leagues and classes, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused 11. If you knew thr bond measure would cost property taxpayers 13-cents per thousand or$26 for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused Page 4 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 12. If you knew operation and maintenance costs for the Community Recreation Center would increase property taxes by an additional 11-cents per thousand or $22 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the bond measure? G' 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused Another idea includes a $5 million bond measure that would be used to purchase land to construct additional parks and athletic fields throughout the city. Thisropo a ould increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand. ' 13. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $5 million bond measure to construct additional parks and athletic fields that would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand? 1. Favor(GO TO "H") 2. Oppose (GO TO "H") 3. Not Sure/Ref ised(SKIP TO #14) H. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) a $5 million bond measure for parks and athletic fields? (PROBE) 14. If you knew the $5 million bond measure would increase property taxes by 9-cents per thousand or $18 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE th proppsal to construct additional parks and athletic fields? V 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused In addition, there is anothe roposa hich includes a $5 million bond measure that would be used to purchase land in or o protect wetlands and green spaces throughout the city. This =Pjld increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand. 15. If an election were held today, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a $5 million bond measure to purchase land for wetlands and green spaces that would increase the property tax rate by 9-cents per thousand? 1. Favor(GO TO "I") 2. Oppose (GO TO "I") 3. Not Sure/Refused (SKIP TO #16) Page 5 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report I. Why would you (FAVOR) (OPPOSE) a $5 million bond measure for wetlands and green spaces? (PROBE) 16. If you knew the $5 million bond measure would increase property taxes by 9-cents per thousand or$18 per year for an owner of a $200,000 home, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the"Ib o protect wetlands and green spaces throughout the city? f--- 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused 17. If you knew this bond measure would enable the city to protect natural wetlands as well greenways throughout the city, would you FAVOR or OPPOSE the $5 million bond measure? 1. Favor 2. Oppose 3. Not Sure/Refused � � I will no�readou ist of potential construction projects and recreational programs the City of Tigard ' On a scale of one to four with "1" representing a LOW PRIORITY and 4 representing a HIGH PRIORITY, please tell me how you would rate each project. (INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ROTATE) 1. 1-Low Priority 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4-High Priority 5. Not Sure/Refused 18. Construct a Recreation Center which would include an indoor gym, classrooms, multi- purpose rooms, and meeting rooms at a cost of$6.75 million. 19. Purchase land in order to protect wetlands and green spaces at a cost of$5 million. 20. Purchase land in order to construct additional parks and athletic fields throughout the city at a cost of$5 million. 21. Provide children's programs such as classes, special events, summer playground programs, day camps, middle school programs, and teen programs. 22. Construct a skate park for youth at a cost of$400,000. Page 6 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 23. Provide adult programs and classes such as yoga, parenting classes, arts and crafts, sports leagues, and computer training. J. What other recreational activities would you like to see provided by the City of Tigard? (PROBE) 24. How much more would you be willing to pay each year in property taxes in order to enhance recreational opportunities and preserve greenspaces throughout the City Of Tigard? 1. Nothing 2. $1-$18 3. $19-$36 4. $37-$52 �r 5. $53-$90 6. Over $90 7. Not Sure/Refused Now I am going to read you several statements some peo le ave made concerning the various recreation projects the City of Tigard is currently mg. or each statement, I would like you to tell me if you AGREE or DISAGREE witht e statement. 1. Agree 2. Disagree 3. Not Sure/Refused 25. We don't need a Community Recreation Center. existin buil 26. I like t e i ea tha oth r public gen 'es such a he hool distr' t a willi to me int a agre me t with he c' to enh ce r reation op po nities r ' y resi t . 27. My t xes are already too high. I can't afford any of the recreation projects currently under consideration by the city.T44ngma. — 28. 1 like the idea that the city is considering the protection of natural wetlands and greenways in the city. I favor th proposa that would uld preserve our natural resources. 29. It's about time the City of Tigard began providing additional recreational opportunities for citizens. I favor the proposed Community Recreation Center. 30. Our city already has plenty of parks and athletic fields. I oppose $5 millioproposal for parks and fields. 31. 1 like the community just the way it is. We don't need additional recreational activities to improve livability in our area. Page 7 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report 32. I oppose the City of Tigard constructing a skate park for youth because it would only benefit a small number of residents. 7 33. I would prefer to create a Recreation District to enhance recreational opportunities for residents rather than create a Recreation Division within the city. DEMOGRAPHICS 34. SEX: 1. Male 2. Female 35. AGE: Are you between the ages of.....? 1. 18-34 2. 35-44 3. 45-54 4. 55-64 5. 65+ 6. Not Sure/Refused INTERVIEWER: POLITELY END SURVEY WITH RESPONDENT, THEN COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTION: 36. VOTER HISTORY: (INTERVIEWER: RECORD THE NUMBER OF TIMES RESPONDENT HAS VOTED IN THE LAST FOUR ELECTIONS FROM THE PHONE LIST—SEE INSTRUCTION SHEET) 1. 1 Out Of 4 Elections 2. 2 Out Of 4 Elections 3. 3 Out Of 4 Elections 4. 4 Out Of 4 Elections 5. Not Sure/Refused Page 8 May 21, 2004 Prepared By The Nelson Report