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NOTE: This survey was conducted regarding the first tower proposal. Most results are still applicable and the two applications are very similar with the major difference being that the tower is now 207 ft. high instead of 326 ft. Please see Are Tower Proposals Different?


Survey Results
Executive Summary
Background
Methodology
Tabulation

 

 

Tabulation

 

  • 18 statements were included and respondents were asked to agree or disagree on a 5-point scale
  • Since the main objective of the survey was to validate the draft position on any downtown Port development, the position as published was used verbatim in the first section
  • Longer statements are not usually suited for survey work, and ample comment sections were provided for each question to capture any confusion, questions, alternate opinions and/or suggestions
  • Quantitative analysis was conducted on the 18 questions with supporting qualitative summary themes from the comments
  • All qualitative comments were examined and classified by common themes
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