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De Cisio <br /> ME Resources Ltd. <br /> January 26, 1988 <br /> Mr . John Miller <br /> City Planner <br /> City of Lino Lakes <br /> IIe9 Main Street <br /> Lino Lakes, Minnesota 55014 <br /> Dear Mr . Miller : <br /> Decision Resources, Ltd . , is pleased to present this, survey <br /> research proposal to the City of Lino Lakes . I am certain that <br /> DRL can provide you with the information you seek in both a cost- <br /> effective and timely manner . <br /> Ft NWIISE OF TW RESE " <br /> This Recreational Attitudes Survey would assess both the <br /> attitudes and needs of Lino Lakes residents. The sur•vPy <br /> instrument would contain a number of distinct sections. Part of <br /> the questionnaire would be a "recreational lifestyle" assessment <br /> -- a series of questions on the recreational pursuits of Lino <br /> Lakes residents. In the past , other cities have found the <br /> citizen profiles which can be established extremely useful for <br /> long range planning purposes. Another section of the <br /> questionnaire would examine current recreational program and park <br /> usage -- inside and outside the city -- as well as the demand for <br /> in-city facilities and programs. This section would provide a <br /> facilities and programming evaluation to guide the policy makers, <br /> in recreation planning and land acquisition decisions. A third <br /> section would explicitly assess attitudes toward the city, itself <br /> -- satisfaction, likes and dislikes, "connectedness, " expected <br /> residential longevity, and other perceptions which bear <br /> indirectly on recreational programming . These questions provide <br /> a more global view within which recreational concerns can be <br /> judged . Normally, the questionnaire concludes with a series of <br /> demographic queries to measure differences among groups of <br /> citizens -- for example, between new-comers and long-time <br /> residents, sections of the city, age, or income. <br /> The precise topics to be included in the survey would be <br /> specified by the City; the discussion above is simply meant to <br /> indicate the general format of. similar residential . surveys. <br /> Several cities have included questions about other issues faring <br /> the community, such as development policies, budget priorities . <br /> 3128 Dean Court • Minneapolis, Minnesota SS416 • (612) 920-0337 <br />