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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #2 Comprehensive Plan Update Survey ResultsCity of Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan Survey Results • Develop partnerships with and provide access to community health resources for a growing population (fresh foods, social services, food banks, pharmacies, clinics, etc.). (47.75%) • Encourage new developments to provide amenities supporting recreational activities, community identity, and active transportation (i.e., biking, walking). (64.55%) • Provide more resources for healthy activities and gathering spaces such as public event venues, recreation centers, trails, etc. (67.42%) • Ensure accessible and affordable public transportation options (i.e. bus, van, carpool) to a wide variety of users. (16.39%) • Enhance connection by improving bicycle access and ensuring sidewalks and pathways are more user friendly. (44.47%) • Target opportunities to improve resilience for sensitive groups (i.e. low-income, elderly, disabled, youth). (26.43%) • Other (9.22%) • Balance land use standards and regulations to encourage innovative and appropriate new development. (34.63%) • Address lack of affordable rental housing and first-time home buyer opportunities. (50.61%) • Incentivize housing types/developments that provide a place for every stage and age of life. (29.71%) • Continue to provide community amenities: parks, walk-bike ability/connectivity, social opportunities, recreation, healthcare and gathering spaces. (60.04%) • Create buffers (i.e., green space, community features, etc.) between different development types such as commercial and residential, or low-density and high- density housing. (44.26%) • Encourage the efficient use of resources to create compact, walkable developments. (21.72%) • Collaborate with Bannock County to identify an appropriate Area of City Impact to facilitate future growth decisions. (31.76%) • Other (5.12%) • Work with the school district to address school capacity and distance between new development and schools. (40.36%) • Collaborate with Pine Ridge Mall owners to continue development of the property as a vibrant community asset. (50.2%) • Encourage development to fill the need for office space in the Pocatello/Chubbuck area. (9.02%) • Evaluate local costs and tax base to Idaho Falls and Pocatello. (Is it more expensive to operate a business here? What are Incentives and barriers?). (38.93%) • Bring additional basic amenities and services to Chubbuck so residents don’t have to travel south of town. (46.11%) • Create spaces and opportunities for different types of workforces, lifetime learning, and job opportunities. (22.54%) • Collaborate with private industry to provide a city-wide broadband fiber infrastructure, enabling multiple service providers to operate throughout the community. (21.11%) • Establish a more cohesive way for local businesses to gather, network and promote each other. (9.43%) • Identify potential for sustainable practices in city operations (i.e. hybrid vehicle use, xeriscaping, etc.). (22.34%) • Evaluate impacts of new development on water quality. (54.71%) • Revise Area of City Impact boundary with Bannock County to protect and preserve the integrity of the area’s water quality and water supply. (57.59%) • Require connection to city water and sewer with annexation. (25.2%) • Consider improvements to waste management and maintaining a clean city. (63.32%) • Identify and take steps to make Chubbuck more resistant to environmental threats such as flooding, wildfires, earthquakes, etc. (36.89%) • Other (4.92%) • Provide more community-based resources and amenities such as public event venues, parks, walk bike ability/connectivity, libraries, recreation centers, lifelong learning resources, and information centers. (61.07%) • Address pedestrian and bicycle safety, to encourage people to make local trips without the need for a vehicle. (27.05%) • Evaluate need for enhanced police patrols in certain areas (identify areas). (22.54%) • Require lighting plans to address safety, while not amplifying light pollution. (26.02%) • Look strategically at community partnerships as Chubbuck grows – healthcare, recreation, hospitality, community services, etc. (44.06%) • Evaluate needs and capacity to enforce city laws that aren’t criminal in nature (i.e. removing dilapidated or illegal signs, maintaining landscaping). (32.99%) • Ensure that new development generates tax revenue to sustain our City infrastructure. (38.93%) • Ensure City policies and practices are sustainable across changes to City administration, elected officials, and the economy. (22.34%) • Other (3.48%) • Chubbuck (58.61%) • Chubbuck and other places (12.91%) • Most or all of the time outside of Chubbuck (15.37%) • Retired / nor working at present (10.04%) • Other / prefer not to answer (2.87%)