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Wave	Q#	Question Text	Data 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: housing \| 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: housing \| 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: housing \| State policies \| State mandates and preemption	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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: 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: Economic Development and Community Development \| State Government Related Topics: housing \| State policies	see tables
Spring 2017	Q4h	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether - in your opinion - there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2016	Q4h	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether - in your opinion - there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2015	Q4h	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether - in your opinion - there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2014	Q4h	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether - in your opinion - there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2013	Q4h	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether - in your opinion - there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2013	Q37i	We're interested in getting a general sense about the impact of property-tax exemptions on your jurisdiction's tax revenues. Do you have any of the following types of property-tax exempt organizations or parcels within your jurisdiction? housing for elderly or disabled persons. Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Revenue \| Finances \| Taxes \| Property taxes \| housing \| Property tax exemptions	see tables
Spring 2012	Q4i	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether-in your opinion-there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2011	Q4i	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether-- in your opinion -- there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2010	Q4g	Comparing your jurisdiction's current fiscal year to its previous fiscal year, please consider the ways the following items have changed. Indicate whether -- in your opinion -- there has been a decrease, an increase, or no change from the previous fiscal year in: Home foreclosures in your jurisdiction Major Tags: Finance Budget and Operations Related Topics: Fiscal health \| Finances \| Fiscal health/stress \| housing \| Tax delinquencies and foreclosures	see tables
Spring 2009	Q9q	To what degree would you consider the following as a barrier or asset to your jurisdiction's economic development efforts: Cost of housing Major Tags: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: Development conditions	see tables
Spring 2009	Q11n	Are any of the following sectors a focus of your jurisdiction's current economic development efforts: Warehousing/distribution Major Tags: Economic Development and Community Development Related Topics: Development strategies \| Business conditions	see tables