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Wave	Q#	Question Text	Data Tables
Spring 2018	Q28	What is the current status of zoning in your jurisdiction related to medical marijuana facilities? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29a	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Specifically limiting the number of facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29b	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Limiting the number of facilities by regulating distance between them Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29c	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Restricting facilities to particular zoning districts Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29d	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Requiring a special land-use permit Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29e	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Enforcing distance from schools, parks, or other community buildings Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29f	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Allowing multiple medical marijuana facilities on the same site (co-location) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29g	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Limiting hours of operation Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29h	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Setting sign and advertising restrictions Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Spring 2018	Q29i	As far as you know, which of the following types of policies are included in your local ordinance(s) related to medical marijuana facilities? (check all that apply) Don't know Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning \| Medical marijuana	see tables
Fall 2017	Q2a	Does your jurisdiction currently have a Master Plan that addresses land use? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q2b	Does your county currently have a Master Plan that addresses land use? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q3	Master Plans must be reviewed every five years, and updates to the Plan are required when the review deems it necessary. To the best of your knowledge, approximately when was the last time the Master Plan for your jurisdiction was updated? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4a	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) No problems experienced or expected with updating the Master Plan Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4b	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) Insufficient expertise among staff or planning commissioners Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4c	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) Insufficient staff time Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4d	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) Lack of funds Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4e	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) Conflict within the community Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q4f	Whether or not the Master Plan for your jurisdiction has been updated recently, which of the following problems, if any, has your jurisdiction experienced - or would you expect it to experience - when updating its Master Plan? (check all that apply) Conflict among the members of your jurisdiction's government (Planning Commission, Board/Council, etc.) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q5	For some local governments, the Master Plan aims to preserve the current character of the community into the future. In other jurisdictions, the Master Plan envisions a future significantly different than the status quo. Thinking about the Master Plan for your jurisdiction, would you say it aims to? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q6a	Does your jurisdiction have particular staff members or elected officials who regularly "champion" or advocate for implementing the current Master Plan? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q6b	Does your jurisdiction have particular staff members or elected officials who regularly "champion" or advocate for updating the Master Plan? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q7	Does your jurisdiction currently have a formal Capital Improvements Plan/Program (CIP) for infrastructure, facilities, equipment, etc.? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q8	To what extent does your jurisdiction's Capital Improvements Plan/Program (CIP) prioritize projects based on whether they support the Master Plan for your jurisdiction? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9a	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan helps the jurisdiction to make wise decisions (e.g., infrastructure investments, land use allocations)? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9b	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan aids the jurisdiction 's economic growth? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9c	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan protects or enhances the value of individuals ' property investments? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9d	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan helps build community enthusiasm or a sense of place? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9e	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan provides the jurisdiction legal protection against zoning or development lawsuits? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q9f	Now we're interested in the potential benefits of land use planning. To what extent do you agree or disagree that having a Master Plan provides officials with political protection against complaints about zoning decisions? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Development strategies \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q10	When considering the rezoning of properties, some local governments strictly adhere to their Master Plan, others use it just for general guiding principles, and yet other jurisdictions rarely consult it at all. Thinking about the way your jurisdiction usually uses its Master Plan in rezoning decisions, which of the following best describes your approach? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q11a	What actions does your jurisdiction usually take to keep the zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan? (check all that apply) We preemptively rezone to keep aligned with the Master Plan's future land use map Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q11b	What actions does your jurisdiction usually take to keep the zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan? (check all that apply) We ensure applicant-led rezoning requests follow the Master Plan's future land use map Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q11c	What actions does your jurisdiction usually take to keep the zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan? (check all that apply) We consult the Master Plan goals and objectives when making zoning decisions (e.g., rezoning, zoning ordinance text amendments) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q11d	What actions does your jurisdiction usually take to keep the zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan? (check all that apply) Don't know Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q11e	What actions does your jurisdiction usually take to keep the zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan? (check all that apply) Other Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12a	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) It is too complicated to align our zoning ordinance with the Master Plan Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12b	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) Our Master Plan wasn't intended to be a blueprint for zoning Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12c	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) Some parts of the Master Plan are out-of-date Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12d	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) Some parts of the Master Plan are in conflict with other parts of the Master Plan Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12e	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) There isn't community consensus on some elements of the Master Plan Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q12f	Which of the following, if any, are reasons why your jurisdiction may not strictly adhere to its Master Plan when making rezoning decisions? (check all that apply) The time horizon for the Master Plan is too long to translate into our zoning ordinance Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q13a	Regardless of whether your jurisdiction does its own zoning or relies on the county or a joint authority, how often would you say the following things occur regarding properties in your jurisdiction? Public hearings for zoning actions (rezoning requests, site plan review, special use permits, etc.) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q13b	Regardless of whether your jurisdiction does its own zoning or relies on the county or a joint authority, how often would you say the following things occur regarding properties in your jurisdiction? Controversies related to those zoning actions Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q14	Are there any full- or part-time planning employees on your jurisdiction's own staff? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q15a	If your jurisdiction makes any use of external planners (i.e., contracted consultants and/or personnel from other jurisdictions), what is the nature of the relationship(s)? (check all that apply) We don't use any external consultants for planning or zoning Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q15b	If your jurisdiction makes any use of external planners (i.e., contracted consultants and/or personnel from other jurisdictions), what is the nature of the relationship(s)? (check all that apply) We keep external planners on long-term retainer Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q15c	If your jurisdiction makes any use of external planners (i.e., contracted consultants and/or personnel from other jurisdictions), what is the nature of the relationship(s)? (check all that apply) We make use of external planners for intermittent planning or zoning projects Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q15d	If your jurisdiction makes any use of external planners (i.e., contracted consultants and/or personnel from other jurisdictions), what is the nature of the relationship(s)? (check all that apply) We make use of external planners to review complex site plans Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q16	Thinking overall about your jurisdiction's planning and zoning needs today, does your jurisdiction have too much, too little, or about the right amount of staff capacity (i.e., internal staff and/or external consultants)? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Workforce Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q17	How does your jurisdiction's current staff capacity for planning and zoning compare to 10 years ago (before the Great Recession)? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18a	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Medical marijuana facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18b	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Short-term property rentals in residential zones Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18c	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Large-scale wind turbines or windfarms Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Wind power \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18d	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Large-scale solar arrays Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18e	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Oil and gas facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18f	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Commercial communication (cell) towers Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18g	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Amateur radio towers Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18h	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Farmland preservation Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18i	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Adult foster care facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18j	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Billboards Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18k	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Keyhole or funnel development on lakes (providing lake access to "back lot" owners) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q18l	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) The siting of public schools Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| K12 education	see tables
Fall 2017	Q19a	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's Board/Council Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q19b	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's citizens Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q19c	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's business community (including agriculture or forestry, if applicable) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q19d	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? You in your role as a local official Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20a	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Our governing board feels there is no need for land use planning in our jurisdiction. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20b	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Our governing board believes it is not the government's place to tell landowners how to use their property. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20c	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Developing a Master Plan is too expensive for our jurisdiction. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20d	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Developing a Master Plan is too time-consuming for our jurisdiction. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20e	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Our jurisdiction lacks the necessary expertise to develop a Master Plan. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q20f	To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements about your jurisdiction's decision not to develop a Master Plan that addresses land use? Our jurisdiction lacks sufficient volunteers for a local planning commission. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Citizen Engagement Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| Trust in citizens	see tables
Fall 2017	Q21	Looking ahead, how likely is it that your jurisdiction will adopt a Master Plan that addresses land use in the next few years? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q22	In your opinion, has your jurisdiction experienced any significant problems because it does not have a Master Plan? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24a	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Medical marijuana facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24b	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Short-term property rentals in residential zones Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24c	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Large-scale wind turbines or windfarms Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Wind power \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24d	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Large-scale solar arrays Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24e	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Oil and gas facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Energy \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24f	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Commercial communication (cell) towers Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24g	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Amateur radio towers Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24h	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Farmland preservation Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24i	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Adult foster care facilities Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24j	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Billboards Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24k	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) Keyhole or funnel development on lakes (providing lake access to "back lot" owners) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q24l	Thinking about different types of land uses, which of the following, if any, have been a topic of discussion within your jurisdiction's government, including discussion at Board/Council meetings? (check all that apply) The siting of public schools Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning \| K12 education	see tables
Fall 2017	Q25a	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's Board/Council Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q25b	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's citizens Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q25c	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? The majority of your jurisdiction's business community (including agriculture or forestry, if applicable) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q25d	Overall, how satisfied would you say the following groups or individuals are with your jurisdiction's current approach to planning and zoning? You in your role as a local official Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Land use planning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26a	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? Single-family housing Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26b	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? Duplex housing Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26c	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? Multi-family housing Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26d	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? Entry-level housing options Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26e	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? Mid-range housing options Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q26f	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent would you say your jurisdiction has too much, too little, or the right amount of the following housing options? High-end housing options Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q27a	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Your jurisdiction has housing stock that is out-of-date Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q27b	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Your jurisdiction has housing stock that suffers from blight Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q27c	Thinking about the overall housing supply in your jurisdiction, to what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Your jurisdiction has sufficient regional construction workforce to meet demand for new/renovated housing. Major Tags: Community and Social Issues Related Topics: community development \| Housing	see tables
Fall 2017	Q28	Some local government policies - such as utility connection fees or zoning requirements (minimum lot sizes, required landscaping, etc.) - may make it more expensive to build new housing or to renovate existing housing stock. To what extent do you agree or disagree that your jurisdiction's policies or zoning requirements are hindering new construction or renovation in your jurisdiction? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q29	Some local governments have begun experimenting with policy changes to boost housing construction and renovation. Recently, has your jurisdiction attempted to reduce barriers to new construction or renovation by streamlining local processes (e.g., permitting, site reviews, inspections, etc.), reducing fees, or revising other zoning code requirements? Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| Economic Development Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| Zoning	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31a	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Encouraging private lenders to increase their project financing Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31b	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Increasing State funding for project gap financing loans or grants Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31c	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Leaving short-term rental regulation decisions to the discretion of local governments Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31d	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Expanding State affordable housing incentives to cover more income groups Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31e	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Authorizing local governments to adopt inclusionary zoning (i.e., requiring some new developments to designate a portion of units for low/moderate income households) Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies \| State mandates and preemption	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31f	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Recruiting more developers and builders to Michigan Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31g	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Reinstating historic preservation tax credits Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31h	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) Creating or expanding additional tax credits Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2017	Q31i	Some people think the State government should take action to address various housing issues, while others disagree. Please indicate which of the following possible State actions, if any, you would support with regards to housing issues. (check all that apply) None of the above Major Tags: Community and Social Issues \| State Government Related Topics: community development \| Housing \| State policies	see tables
Fall 2014	q27	In 2010, "Complete Streets" legislation gave project planning and coordination responsibilities to local governments and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to develop "roadways planned, designed, and constructed to provide appropriate access to all legal users...whether by car, truck, transit, assistive device, foot or bicycle." How familiar are you with the Complete Streets initiative? Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| State policies \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q28	Which of the following best describes your jurisdiction's approach to Complete Streets policies? Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| State policies \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29a	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Quality of life Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29b	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Cost-effectiveness of road spending Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29c	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Economic development Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29d	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Traffic congestion Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29e	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Pedestrian and/or cyclist safety Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q29f	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your jurisdiction: Your jurisdiction's relationship with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall 2014	q30	Overall, would you say that, in your role as a local official, you support or oppose pursuing Complete Streets policies in your jurisdiction? Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Roads \| Transportation \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q13	In 2010, "Complete Streets" legislation gave project planning and coordination responsibilities to local governments and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to develop "roadways planned, designed, and constructed to provide appropriate access to all legal users...whether by car, truck, transit, assistive device, foot or bicycle." How familiar are you with the Complete Streets initiative? [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| State policies \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q14	Which of the following best describes your county's approach to Complete Streets policies? [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15a	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Quality of life [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15b	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Cost-effectiveness of road spending [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15c	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Economic development [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15d	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Traffic congestion [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15e	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Pedestrian and/or cyclist safety [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Roads \| Transportation \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q15f	What overall impact, if any, do you believe Complete Streets policies have or would have on each of the following in your county: Your county road commission's/road department's relationship with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues \| Governmental Relations \| State Government Related Topics: Roads \| community development \| Complete streets	see tables
Fall* 2014	Q16	Overall, would you say that, in your role as a county road commission/road department official, you support or oppose pursuing Complete Streets policies in your county? [*Note: These data are from the Fall 2014 supplemental survey] Major Tags: Services \| Infrastructure \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Roads \| Transportation \| Complete streets	see tables
Spring 2013	Q42	Is your local government currently engaged in or planning any placemaking efforts for economic development purposes? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43a	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Historic preservation and adaptive re-use. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43b	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Mixed-use developments (e.g., buildings that include a combination of retail, commercial, and residential space). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43c	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Attractive city centers, storefronts, and public gathering spaces. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43d	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Anchor businesses located along corridors, nodes, or in center districts. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43e	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Public transit accessibility. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Transportation \| Transit \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43f	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Assistance for entrepreneurs and/or small businesses (e.g., incubator space, services, etc.). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43g	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Arts and cultural amenities or events. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43h	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Environmentally-friendly construction (e.g., LEED-certified). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Environment \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43i	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Green/open spaces, trails, and bike paths. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43j	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Bicycle-friendly/walkability (complete streets). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Infrastructure \| Complete Streets \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43k	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Local food opportunities (e.g., farmers' markets, food stands, etc.). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q43l	Some people consider the elements in the following list to be placemaking efforts, others may not. Whether or not you consider them placemaking, which of the following, if any, are your jurisdiction pursuing for economic development or any other purpose? Form-based codes (alternative regulations to conventional zoning that emphasize building form over land use to create uniform or predictable public spaces). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q44a	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective is placemaking, or could it be, as an economic development strategy for your jurisdiction? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q44b	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective is placemaking, or could it be, as an economic development strategy for other jurisdictions around the state? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45a	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Historic preservation and adaptive re-use. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45b	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Mixed-use developments. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45c	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Attractive city centers, storefronts, and public gathering spaces. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45d	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Anchor businesses located along corridors, nodes, or in center districts. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45e	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Public transit accessibility. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Transportation \| Transit \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45f	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Assistance for entrepreneurs and/or small businesses. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45g	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Arts and cultural amenities or events. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45h	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Environmentally-friendly construction. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Environment \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45i	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Green/open spaces, trails, and bike paths. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45j	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Bicycle-friendly/walkability (complete streets). Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Infrastructure \| Complete Streets \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45k	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Local food opportunities. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q45l	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking efforts underway, please indicate, in your opinion, how effective or ineffective the following are, or could be, in your jurisdiction for economic development purposes: Form-based codes. Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2013	Q47a	Now we're interested in learning more about your views on the connection between placemaking and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship refers to organizing, managing, or assuming the risk for a business or enterprise. Examples of entrepreneurship might include an investor creating a new product or enhancing a current product, a farmer bringing crops to market, or a small business start-up occupying an empty storefront. Again, whether or not your jurisdiction is currently engaged in any placemaking efforts, in your opinion, to what extent does your jurisdiction currently have entrepreneurial activity? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development,Development conditions \| Placemaking \| Entrepreneurship	see tables
Spring 2013	Q47b	Now we're interested in learning more about your views on the connection between placemaking and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship refers to organizing, managing, or assuming the risk for a business or enterprise. Examples of entrepreneurship might include an investor creating a new product or enhancing a current product, a farmer bringing crops to market, or a small business start-up occupying an empty storefront. Again, whether or not your jurisdiction is currently engaged in any placemaking efforts, in your opinion, to what extent does place-based economic development influence where entrepreneurs choose to launch and grow their businesses? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Development conditions \| Placemaking \| Entrepreneurship \| Business conditions	see tables
Spring 2013	Q47c	Now we're interested in learning more about your views on the connection between placemaking and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship refers to organizing, managing, or assuming the risk for a business or enterprise. Examples of entrepreneurship might include an investor creating a new product or enhancing a current product, a farmer bringing crops to market, or a small business start-up occupying an empty storefront. Again, whether or not your jurisdiction is currently engaged in any placemaking efforts, in your opinion, to what extent would increased entrepreneurial activity help your jurisdiction make places where people want to live, work, and play? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Development conditions \| Placemaking \| Entrepreneurship	see tables
Spring 2013	Q47d	Now we're interested in learning more about your views on the connection between placemaking and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship refers to organizing, managing, or assuming the risk for a business or enterprise. Examples of entrepreneurship might include an investor creating a new product or enhancing a current product, a farmer bringing crops to market, or a small business start-up occupying an empty storefront. Again, whether or not your jurisdiction is currently engaged in any placemaking efforts, in your opinion, to what extent (if your jurisdiction does placemaking) is fostering entrepreneurship a specific part of your jurisdiction's placemaking efforts? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Development conditions \| Placemaking \| Entrepreneurship	see tables
Spring 2013	Q49	How familiar, if at all, are you with the "MIplace Partnership Initiative" (or the website MIplace.org), a public-private effort to create more jobs, attract and retain talented workers, and raise incomes - at least in part - through targeted local and regional placemaking activities? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2009	Q12	Is your unit of government currently engaged in any placemaking programs or projects for economic development purposes? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables
Spring 2009	Q14	Regardless of whether you have any placemaking projects underway, how confident are you that placemaking can be an effective economic development strategy for your jurisdiction? Major Tags: Economic Development \| Community and Social Issues Related Topics: Development strategies \| community development \| Placemaking	see tables