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1 2016 Public Input Survey
2 Survey Structure & Distribution Unscientific survey conducted during the month of July 10 Questions (English & Spanish) Online (Surveymonkey.com) Topics Demographics s, s, Employees, Residents, Visitors Current condition of Downtown El Paso Future Needs or Priorities Performance of the DMD Distribution Local Media Direct Mail to Props/es Social Media Flyer in S. El Paso es Direct s Incentive $100 Gift Certificate
3 Respondents Year English Spanish Total Breakdown /Manager 14 (2%) 19 () 36 () 33 () Employee 239 (37%) 135 (21%) Resident 21 () 26 () Visitor 345 (5) 434 (67%) Other 2 (0%) NA Total 647 (100%) 647 (100%)
4 Highlights Current State of Downtown 3 of Visitors came for Events & 32% came for Shopping 8 say Downtown is Progressing 87% of respondents say Perception of Downtown has Improved over last 12 Months CLEAN: 7 Agree 27% Disagree SAFE: 87% Agree 1 Disagree WELCOMING: 81% Agree 1 Disagree IMPROVING: 9 Agree 6% Disagree FAMILY FRIENDLY: 8 Agree 17% Disagree FUN: 82% Agree 1 Disagree
5 Highlights Future of Downtown Most Important Elements (In order of priority) 1. Safety/Security (LY - #2) 2. Diverse Retail/Shopping Options (LY - #4) 3. Family Friendly Atmosphere & es (LY - #4) 4. Parking (LY - #4) 5. Building Restoration & New Construction (LY - #3) 6. Events (LY - #7) 7. Nightlife (LY - #8) 8. Cleanliness (LY - #1) 9. Residential Options (LY - #10) 10. Public Transportation Options (LY - #9)
6 Highlights DMD Performance Overall 5 Familiar with DMD 82% of s and 8 of s Grade the DMD 80% gave DMD an A or B 16% gave DMD a C 1% gave DMD a D or F 50-5 Favored Expansion of these DMD Services: Marketing & Promotions Economic Development Advocacy & Planning
7 Overall Observations Survey promotion efforts led to an increase in Shoppers and Spanish preference. Removal of Neutral skewed significantly positive and resulted in significant increases in positive results. Employees, Resident and Visitors are very positive. & s are less positive. DMD performance improved significantly overall. Stakeholders again split on service expansions
8 INSIDER & Gift Certificate Added 247 new addresses to our INSIDER Newsletter distribution list 480 people registered for a chance to win a $100 Gift Certificate WINNER: Briana Rodriguez Our Downtown survey winner, Briana Rodriguez, currently lives in San Diego but frequently visits family in the Sun City! She won a $100 gift card to The Garden which was picked up by her primo Luis Moya for her next visit to Union Plaza!
9 Visitors Out of those responding Visitors, we asked what was the primary reason for their visit(s) Breakdown Shopping 22 (7%) 136 (32%) 28 (8%) 18 () Restaurants, Bars, Nightclubs 66 (1) 86 (20%) Events (i.e. Al Fresco Fridays, Art & Farmers Market, Chihuahuas Baseball) 183 (5) 148 (3) Attractions (i.e. Museums, Digital Wall) 42 () 43 (10%) Total 341 (100%) 431 (100%)
10 Direction of Downtown In terms of Downtown redevelopment, opportunity and excitement, in which direction do you see Downtown El Paso heading? Breakdown On a roll and only getting better! % 41% 27% (59) (66) 30% 58% (15) 28% (93) 51% (216) 27% (169) (319) Periodic signs of progress. 4 68% (23) 41% 5 (120) 40% (52) 27% 41% (135) 38% (162) 48% (297) 3 (244) Stuck in neutral and spinning our wheels. 0% 6% 6% (25) 2% 1 (47) (19) (74) (27) Taking last breaths. 7% 0% 0% (0) 1% 2% 0% (0) 0% 2% 1% 2% 1% Last one to leave needs to turn out the lights! 7% 0% 0% 2% 2% 0% (0) (14) 1% (23) 1% Other 7% 11% 0% (0) 0% 10% (33) (17) 7% (44) (29)
11 Breakdown Perceptions How has your perception of Downtown El Paso changed over the last 12 months? Dramatically Improved 21% 11% 1 (19) 2 (30) 10% 27% 11% (38) 18% (75) 11% (66) 1 (120) Improved 61% 5 (20) (18) 62% (136) 68% (89) 6 5 (174) 70% (295) 57% (351) 68% (430) No Change 21% 17% (50) 1 2 (78) (38) (139) (55) Gotten Worse 7% 11% 10% 0% 7% (23) 7% (41) (22) Gotten A Lot Worse 0% 0% 6% 1% 2% 0% (16) 1% (21) 1%
12 Comments How has Downtown El Paso gotten worse? Construction (x14) Parking (x2) Vacant buildings Lack of stores (X2) Rents too high Fewer customers Wrong focus Unsafe Lack of code enforcement Lack of restrooms City wasting tax dollars Need water stations Traffic (x6) Access to businesses (x1)
13 Downtown El Paso is CLEAN Breakdown Strongly Agree 7% Agree 4 Neutral 2 Disagree 7% Strongly Disagree 1 0% 0% NA 26% 4 11% 2 4 (14) 3 (72) NA 2 (54) 38% 28% (61) 0% 11% (25) 10% 5 (70) 10% 40% NA 30% 27% (35) 20% 6 (17) 7% (22) 26% (86) NA 32% (104) 2 1 (62) 0% 0% 16% (53) Don t Know 0% (61) 6 (261) (32) 30% (185) NA 2 (178) 20% (82) (136) 1 (85) 1 (83) 60% (373) NA 2 (144) (26) NA
14 Downtown El Paso is SAFE Breakdown Strongly Agree 21% 17% 6% 2 (33) (28) 31% 16% (53) 21% (88) (94) (135) Agree (19) (18) 41% (90) 6 (83) 58% (15) 4 (143) 66% (274) 4 (271) 6 (404) Neutral 21% NA 20% NA 2 (63) NA 20% NA (71) NA 2 (148) NA Disagree 7% 16% (25) (16) (40) (51) (72) 1 (79) Strongly Disagree 0% 6% 0% 0% (18) 1% (28) 1% Don t Know 0% NA 1% NA
15 Downtown El Paso is WELCOMING Breakdown Strongly Agree 1 11% 28% 18% (24) 31% 10% (32) 30% (124) 8% (47) 27% (167) Agree 2 61% 2 41% 38% (83) 52% (67) 3 46% 2 (96) (231) 32% (199) 5 (340) Neutral 36% NA 38% NA 3 (76) NA 40% NA 32% (105) NA 3 (207) NA Disagree 21% 21% 16% (35) 27% (35) 10% 20% (65) 1 (53) 18% (113) 17% (104) Strongly Disagree 0% (0) 6% 6% 10% 8% (29) 1% 8% (49) 2% (15) Don t Know 0% (0) (0) (0) NA
16 Downtown El Paso is IMPROVING Breakdown Strongly Agree 36% Agree 4 Neutral 1 Disagree 0% (0) Strongly Disagree 7% 11% 78% (14) 20% 5 (20) NA 6% 6% 6% 3 (18) (48) 5 (128) NA 1 (29) 0% 2% 41% (53) 52% (67) 30% NA 2% 0% (0) 3 62% (16) 21% (68) 4 (161) NA (48) 8% (27) 0% 7% (25) 40% (165) (231) (134) 5 (326) NA 1 (87) Don t Know 0% NA 2% 6% (38) (33) 38% (240) (349) NA (26) 2%
17 Downtown El Paso is FAMILY FRIENDLY Breakdown Strongly Agree 7% 11% 2 (31) 10% 31% 11% (37) 2 (122) 8% (52) 27% (170) Agree 6 67% 47% (16) 4 (14) 3 (74) 58% (76) 40% 32% (104) 57% (236) 3 (212) 57% (354) Neutral 7% NA 26% NA 36% (78) NA NA 31% (101) NA 31% (192) NA Disagree % (45) (20) 30% 17% (56) 1 (52) 18% (113) (92) Strongly Disagree 7% 0% 0% 2% 7% (24) 1% 8% (41) 2% Don t Know 0% (0) (0) (0) NA 2% NA 1% NA
18 Downtown El Paso is FUN Breakdown Strongly Agree 21% 6% 16% 1 (25) 1 (40) (91) (54) 20% (127) Agree 4 72% 38% 5 (17) 4 (96) 62% (81) 4 62% (16) 3 (116) 62% (257) 3 (240) 62% (385) Neutral 21% NA 32% NA 32% (70) NA 30% NA 30% (97) NA 31% (188) NA Disagree 1 28% (32) (20) 1 (45) 1 (59) 1 (85) 16% (98) Strongly Disagree 0% 0% 10% (30) 2% 7% (41) (16) Don t Know 0% NA NA
19 Important Elements Respondents indicated that the following elements are Very Important to the ongoing redevelopment of Downtown El Paso Breakdown Diverse Retail & Shopping Options 71% 5 57% (17) 6 (22) 6 (150) 6 (81) 7 (15) 6 (18) 5 (180) 6 (252) 61% (373) 6 (384) Parking 86% 6 67% (20) 66% (21) 66% (143) 66% (85) 6 5 (14) 58% (189) 76% (300) 62% (377) 72% (434) Safety/Security 9 88% (15) 77% (23) 9 (30) 8 (180) 87% (111) 70% (14) 81% (21) 77% (250) 8 (332) 7 (480) 8 (512) Public Transportation Options 4 5 (15) 5 (17) 47% (102) 52% (67) 5 7 (19) (162) 61% (239) 4 (296) 5 (355) Nightlife 4 41% 40% (18) 48% (105) (72) 60% 38% 40% (129) 4 (169) 4 (265) 46% (278) Family Friendly 7 41% 5 (16) 72% (23) 6 (141) 66% (85) 58% (15) 58% (190) 6 (273) 61% (369) 68% (406) Cleanliness 7 76% 67% (20) 88% (28) 78% (170) 80% (103) 60% 6 (17) 72% (235) 77% (304) 7 (448) 78% (468) Events 3 67% (20) 6 (22) 61% (134) 66% (85) 80% (16) 58% (188) 61% (241) 60% (365) 61% (368) Residential Options 2 5 (16) 4 (14) 41% (90) 3 (44) 5 77% (20) 3 (109) 36% (141) 38% (233) 37% (224) Building Restoration & New Construction (22) 72% (23) 76% (165) 72% (92) 80% (16) 7 (19) 6 (211) 6 (253) 70% (425) 66% (398)
20 Top 3 Elements Respondents indicated the three most important elements for the redevelopment of Downtown El Paso 1. TIE Parking Parking Diverse Retail/Shoppi ng Options (1 & 2) 2. TIE Safety & Security 3. TIE Building Restoration and New Construction Diverse Retail/Shoppin g Options Safety & Security Safety & Security Family Friendly Atmosphere & es TIE - Diverse Retail/Shoppi ng Options TIE - Safety & Security TIE - Family Friendly Atmosphere & es TIE - Building Restoration and New Construction Safety & Security Family Friendly Atmosphere & es Parking Safety & Security Diverse Retail & Shopping Options Family Friendly Atmosphere & es
21 DMD Familiarity & Grade Familiar with DMD 9 82% % 78% 70% 6 60% 68% 5 Not Familiar 7% 18% 17% 16% 2 30% 31% 40% 32% 41% A Great Job 8% 28% B Doing Well, Room to Improve C Average, More Can Be Done D Poor Performance 61% 36% 8% 36% 20% 32% 32% 26% (15) 10% (16) 57% (96) 2 (40) (15) 66% (66) % 1 (26) 4 (86) 2 (46) 0% 8% 0% 2% 1% 7% 0% 7% (14) F Failing 0% 0% 0% 2% 0% (0) 6% 7% Other 8% 0% 0% (0) 6% 6% 2 (47) (110) 16% (32) (50) (205) 2 (99) 0% (22) 1% (21) 2% (18) (78) 58% (207) 16% (56) 0% 1%
22 Increase business hours of operation Comments How can the DMD become a more effective organization? Enhance communication w/ public (x5) Maintain focus & intensity Build arena (18,000+ seats) Reduce construction (x3) Enhance marketing efforts Free/affordable parking Light up buildings Support recreation groups Pay more attention to needs of the people (x2) Provide alternative transportation routes (x2) More security Improve business quantity and quality (x2) Haven t implemented projects Downtown aquarium Enforce codes Relocate buses More apartments Railroad/Wax Museum (x2) Family friendly activities & attractions (x2) Reconstruct all vacant buildings (x2) Spend/waste less money (x2) Increase available parking Run DMD like a business Stop trying to make like 6 th St./Disney Organize events Quality food options for residents (x2) Diversify efforts More incentives/funds for restoration (x3) Fines for demolitions Adult living options Improve skyline Host idea contest Support historic survey Meet deadlines (x4) Come up w/ better ways (x2) Get community involved (x2) Better influence with City Govt Come up w/ better ways
23 DMD Service Levels Respondents indicated whether DMD services need to be enhanced. Breakdown Sanitation Services 36% 57% 3 27% (108) (48) 42% 47% 52% (165) 4 (93) (296) 48% (165) Pedestrian Amenities 57% % 5 (116) 3 (33) 47% 5 (160) 47% (88) 52% (306) 42% (145) Advocacy & Planning 6 48% (14) 46% (106) 46% (44) % (162) 51% (95) 51% (301) (170) Downtown Services % 42% 37% (79) 3 (33) 42% 47% 41% (131) 4 (85) 3 (233) 42% (145) Marketing & Promotions 57% 6 5 (16) 42% 4 (95) 46% (44) 26% 47% (159) 5 (102) 48% (282) 51% (176) Economic Developmen t & Façade Grants NA 71% NA 42% NA 52% (50) NA 5 NA 5 (104) NA 5 (185)
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