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SUN Survey Seeks Responses to Questions They Already Know Answers To

July 30, 2014 by admin

new SUN surveyIn its latest survey, SUN looks to gather data regarding the opinions of Stapleton residents concerning the Eastbridge Town Center, mosquito control, high school programming, parks, and other retail development. For most of these questions, the answers are pretty obvious according to resident John Weber. “No King Soopers, kill all the mosquitoes, don’t care about innovative status–just build the high school, and more baseball fields and basketball courts. It’s pretty simple, and I am guessing 90% of the residents here agree with me.” In fact, most residents do agree with Weber, but some are concerned with the fairness of the phrasing of the questions. “As a person in research, it is important to keep survey questions balanced, not leaning towards an answer,” said Robin Hayne. “Most of the questions in the survey seemed pretty biased.” Here were some of the questions from the SUN survey:

  • Seriously, we need to kill these mosquitoes, right? (agree or strongly agree)
  • We already have a King Soopers. We don’t need an exact replica in the Eastbridge town center. (agree or strongly agree)
  • There is a shortage of baseball fields in NE Denver. Forest City and Denver need to commit to building more. (agree or strongly agree)
  • How often do you shop at Walmart? (never, or I would never admit it)
  • I want to have a HS with sufficient sports fields, but don’t care about innovative status, or completely understand what that even means. (agree or strongly agree)
SUN plans to use the survey in an effort to work more closely with Forest City in an attempt to change the autocratic ways of the giant company. “We want to use the data to help show Forest City that the wants of the people go beyond a ‘few crazies,’” said SUN President Mike Victoria. “If we can get them to understand how many people disagree with some of the things they are trying to do, maybe we can change the direction of certain projects, or at least slow them down.” SUN hopes to get 10,000 responses to the survey in anticipation that the large number will show Forest City that it’s more than a loud minority who have concerns about recent developments. ]]>

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