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June 28, 2009 in City
Bad streets stay atop city survey
City Council taking online input; public market high on list so far
Here’s no surprise: Spokane residents want smoother streets.
It’s the top desire of citizens who so far have taken an online City Council survey about what they want from city government.
In a list of 22 items, street improvements, more job opportunities and the creation of a centralized public market have ranked the highest among the 683 completed surveys as of Friday afternoon.
Mary Franklin, senior executive assistant to the council, said all adults who live within city limits are encouraged to take the survey, which is linked to the city’s Web site. The deadline is Friday.
Councilman Mike …
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George Sands on June 28 at 5:14 p.m.
It should be noted there were various gross errors on the “non-scientific” survey, spelling among factual. Like our waste department. Garbage in, Garbage OUT. Why cant we ever get someone with real statisitical background to provide a REAL survey? Must be the money since we are already paying a non-representative attorney $200K courtesy of the City Clowncil.
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