Kislingbury Neighbourhood Plan 2013 Questionnaire Analysis 1.

Kislingbury Neighbourhood Plan2013

Questionnaire Analysis

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Sections

A: Personal ProfileB: EducationC: Housing and DevelopmentD:Employment and Economic DevelopmentE: Community and Environmental MattersF: General and Summary

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Question A1:

What Age Group do you belong to?

1.11 to 18 Years Old2.19 to 24 Years Old3.25 to 44 Years Old4.45 to 59 Years Old5.60 to 74 Years Old6.75+ Years Old

Personal Profile

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Question A1:

What Age Group do you belong to?

N 567

A1. Age - Number Frequency1. - 11 to 18 Years Old 40 7%2. - 19 to 24 Years Old 24 4%3. - 25 to 44 Years Old 108 19%4. - 45 to 59 Years Old 153 27%5. - 60 to 74 Years Old 161 28%

6. - 75+ Years Old 81 14%

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Question A2:

What is your Gender?

1.Female 2.Male

Personal Profile

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Question A2:

What is your Gender?

N 565

A2. Gender - Number Frequency1. - Female 307 54%

2. - Male 258 46%

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Question A3:

How long have you lived in Kislingbury?

1.Less than a year 2.1 – 5 years 3.6 – 10 years 4.11 – 25 years 5.Over 25 years

Personal Profile

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Question A3:

How long have you lived in Kislingbury?

N 566

A3. How long have you lived in Kislingbury -

Number Frequency1 - Less than a year 36 6%

2 - 1 to 5 Years 92 16%3 - 6 to 10 Years 61 11%

4 - 11 to 25 years 168 30%5 - Over 25 Years 209 37%

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Question A4:

Employment - Are you?

1.Employed full time 2.Employed part time 3.Self employed 4.Unemployed 5.Homemaker 6.Student/at school 7.Retired

Personal Profile

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Question A4:

Employment - Are you?

N 565

A4. Employment, Are you? - Number Frequency

1 - Employed Full Time 177 31%2 - Employed Part Time 64 11%

3 - Self Employed 44 8%4 - Unemployed 10 2%5 - Homemaker 25 4%

6 - Student/At School 45 8%7 - Retired 200 35%

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Question B5:

Do You or anyone in your Household, attend any of the following?

1.Primary School, (please say how many and which School in the Box below) 2.Secondary School, (please say how many and which School in the Box below) 3.Further Education, e.g. Accountancy Studies (Specify below) 4.Adult Education Courses, e.g. Open University (Specify below)

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5. No Longer in Formal Education

Education

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Question B5:

Do You or anyone in your Household, attend any of the following?

N 569

B5. Education - Primary School -

Number of Children Frequency0 539 95%1 16 3%2 13 2%3 1 0%

N 569

B5. Education - Secondary School -

Number of Children Frequency0 533 94%1 24 4%2 10 2%3 1 0%4 1 0%

N 528

B5. Education - Adults - Number Frequency

2 - Secondary School 2 0%3 - Further Education 6 1%

4 - Adult Education Courses 13 2%5 - No Longer in Formal

Education 507 96%

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Question B6?

Is there a Child in the Household attending Pre-School in the Village?

Education

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Question B6?

Is there a Child in the Household attending Pre-School in the Village?

N 311

B6. Child in Pre-School in the Village - Number of

Children Frequency0 305 98%1 6 2%

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Question C7:

How would you like to see Kislingbury Village develop over the next 15 years?

First Section 1.Kislingbury should grow much Larger (i.e. 50 more houses, including the new Bugbrooke Road development. Approx 10% increase) 2.Kislingbury should grow slightly larger (i.e. 10 more houses in addition to the new Bugbrooke Road development. Aprox. 2% increase) 3.Kislingbury should stay the same size as now. (including the new Bugbrooke Road development)Second Section 1.Kislingbury should become part of a greater Northampton 2.Kislingbury would benefit from some limited Green Field Development 3.Kislingbury should be kept as a Rural Village separate from Northampton

Housing and Development

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Question C7:

How would you like to see Kislingbury Village develop over the next 15 years?

N 566

C7. How Should Kislingbury Develop - Section 1 - Number Frequency

1 - Kislingbury should grow much larger 35 6%2Kislingbury should grow slightly larger 160 28%

3 - Kislingbury should stay the same size as now 371 66%

N 559

C7. How Should Kislingbury Develop - Section 2 - Number FrequencyRelative

frequency1 - Kislingbury should become part of greater

Northampton 3 1%

2 - Kislingbury would benefit from some limited Green Field Development 15 3%

3 - Kislingbury should be kept as a Rural Village separate from Northampton 541 97%

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Question C8:

Do you operate a business from your home?


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Question C8:

Do you operate a business from your home?

N 560

C8. Do you Operate a Business from your Home

- Y/N FrequencyNo 516 92%Yes 44 8%

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Question C9:

How important to the Village are the following facilities? 1 - Very Important: 2 - Important: 3 - Neutral: 4 - Not Important.

•Primary School •St Luke's Church •Baptist Church •The Allotments •Playing Field •The Sports Clubs •The Pubs/Restaurants •The Village Shops •The Village Greens •The Village Hall


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Question C9:


Very Important

Important Neutral Not Important

Number

Primary School 84% 9% 3% 4% 546

St Luke’s Church 52% 28% 15% 5% 545

Baptist Church 37% 22% 27% 13% 537

The Allotments 42% 37% 15% 6% 543

Playing Field 79% 18% 2% 1% 544

The Sports Clubs 66% 26% 6% 2% 547

The Pubs/Restaurants 69% 24% 6% 1% 539

The Village Shops 81% 13% 3% 2% 552

The Village Greens 71% 21% 6% 2% 546

The Village Hall 77% 18% 4% 2% 554

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Question C9:


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Question C10:

If there were to be any developments in the Parish which of the following would you be concerned about? 1 - Very Concerned: 2 - Concerned: 3 - Neutral: 4 - Not Concerned.

•Impact on the environment •Impact on Pre-School resources •Impact on Primary School •Impact on Secondary School Resources •Impact on sports/leisure facilities •Community Safety and Crime •Impact Social Structure of the Village •Impact on the character of the Old Village •Employment Opportunities in the Village •Transport and Accessibility •Impact on Parish character •Impact on Sewerage, Power, Telephone, Water Services •Capacity of Broadband supply to support increased number of Subscribers•Increased parking issues •Increased traffic


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Question C10:


Very Concerned

Concerned Neutral Not Concerned

Number

Impact on the Environment 66% 27% 4% 2% 543

Impact on Pre-School Resources 40% 30% 24% 6% 529

Impact on Primary School 53% 26% 15% 5% 536

Impact on Secondary School Resources 43% 32% 18% 7% 526

Impact on Sports/Leisure Facilities 38% 33% 21% 8% 537

Community Safety and Crime 74% 18% 5% 3% 545

Impact on Social Structure of the Village 53% 32% 11% 4% 540

Impact on the Character of the Old Village 66% 24% 6% 4% 542

Employment opportunities in the Village 23% 29% 36% 12% 533

Transport and Accessibility 49% 31% 16% 4% 539

Impact on Parish Character 51% 30% 15% 4% 539

Impact on Sewerage, Power, Telephone, Water Services 70% 19% 8% 3% 551

Capacity of Broadband supply to support Increased number of Subscribers

46% 28% 16% 10% 533

Increased Parking issues 62% 27% 8% 2% 541

Increased Traffic 80% 15% 3% 2% 55323

Question C10:


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Question C11:

Which of the activities below are most likely to create increased future employment in the Village?

•Retail •Office •Leisure •Food and Drink •Accommodation, e.g. B&B •Online/Internet linked •Distribution •Small scale manufacturing •Large scale manufacturing •Agriculture •Waste management/ recycling •None


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Question C11:


No Yes Number

Retail 54% 46% 474

Office 62% 38% 464

Leisure 51% 49% 479

Food and Drink 33% 67% 480

Accommodation, e.g. B&B 45% 55% 478

Online/Internet linked 54% 46% 469

Distribution 79% 21% 463

Small Scale Manufacturing 60% 40% 466

Large Scale Manufacturing 84% 16% 462

Agriculture 39% 61% 475

Waste Management/Recycling 76% 24% 461

None 84% 16% 492

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Question C11:


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Question C12:

Do you believe that Housing Developments would sustain/improve the Character and Social Structure of the Village?


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Question C12:

Do you believe that Housing Developments would sustain/improve the Character and Social Structure of the Village?

N 552

C12. Do You believe that Housing Developments

would improve the Character and Social

Structure of the Village FrequencyNo 480 87%Yes 72 13%

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Question C13: If further housing IS NEEDED what type of housing should it be?

•No Further Housing Needed •Affordable Homes to meet the Needs of Local People •Retirement homes •Sheltered housing (e.g. housing for elderly and/or disabled) •Homes designed with designated office space •Large family homes •Small family homes •Family Homes with gardens suitable for Families •Developments which preserve the Character and Social Structure of the Village by their design and plot sizes


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No Yes Number

No Further Housing Needed 43% 57% 459

Affordable Homes to meet the Needs of Local People 33% 67% 472

Retirement Homes 49% 51% 458

Sheltered Housing (e.g. housing for Elderly and/or Disabled 46% 54% 453

Homes designed with designated Office space 84% 16% 435

Large Family Homes 74% 26% 432

Small Family Homes 43% 57% 438

Family Homes with Gardens suitable for Families 36% 64% 450

Developments which preserve the Character and Social Structure of the Village by their design and plot sizes

25% 75% 438

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Question C14: If further housing development IS PERMITTED what form should it take?

•Infill on vacant plots •Expansion on the edge of the village •Carefully designed groups of less than 30 •Large developments of 30 plus •Small scale development (less than 10) •Infill on Sub-divided plots with existing buildings •Further Housing should not be permitted


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No Yes Number

Infill on Vacant Plots 36% 64% 445

Expansion on the Edge of the Village 72% 28% 438

Carefully designed Groups of less than 30 75% 25% 438

Large Developments of 30 plus 96% 4% 434

Small Scale Development (less than 10) 34% 66% 472

Infill on Sub-divided plots with existing Buildings

47% 53% 447

Further Housing should not be Permitted 43% 57% 453

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Question C15:

Should any of the areas of Important Open Spaces outside the Village Confines listed below be protected from future development?

•East of Beech Lane •North End of Willow View Road •South of New Bugbrooke Road Site •Flood Plain North of the Village •South of Camp Lane


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Question C15:

Should any of the areas of Important Open Spaces outside the Village Confines listed below be protected from future development?

No Yes Number

East of Beech Lane 17% 83% 518

North End of Willow View Road 23% 77% 520

South of New Bugbrooke Road Site 28% 72% 518

Flood Plain North of Village 16% 84% 523

South of Camp Lane 17% 83% 517

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Question C16:

Which of the following initiatives would you Support? 1 - Top Priority: 2 - Needed Soon: 3 - Nice to Have: 4 - Not Relevant.

•Traffic Calming on Bugbrooke Road. •Increase Sewerage Capacity across the Nene (Pipe is only just adequate for current Village size) •Improve Internet Broadband supply •Measures to Reduce Noise from the M1 •More Flowers, Beautification, Benches


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Question C16:

Which of the following initiatives would you Support? 1 - Top Priority: 2 - Needed Soon: 3 - Nice to Have: 4 - Not Relevant.

Top Priority Needed Soon Nice to Have Not Relevant Number

Traffic Calming on Bugbrooke Road 54% 17% 17% 13% 549

Increase Sewerage Capacity across the Nene 49% 35% 10% 6% 532

Improve Internet Broadband Supply 37% 28% 24% 10% 529

Measures to Reduce Noise from the M1 46% 17% 25% 12% 537

More Flowers, Beautification, Benches 20% 13% 54% 14% 530

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Question D17:

How easy is it to find the Services below when you need them? 1 - Very Easy: 2 - Easy: 3 - Difficult: 4 - Not Available: 5 - Don't Know

•Plumber •Electrician •Cleaners •Garden Help •Car Maintenance •Window Cleaner •Small Job Builder •Large Job Builder •Pet Services •Painter and Decorator •Paper Delivery •Hairdresser

Employment and Economic Development

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Question D17:


Very Easy Easy Difficult Not Available

Don’t Know

Number

Plumber 43% 38% 8% 1% 10% 530

Electrician 39% 38% 11% 1% 11% 531

Cleaners 27% 32% 11% 1% 30% 523

Garden Help 38% 39% 6% 0% 17% 523

Car Maintenance 38% 34% 5% 3% 20% 518

Window Cleaner 39% 36% 8% 1% 16% 526

Small Job Builder 43% 34% 6% 0% 17% 528

Large Job Builder 38% 33% 6% 1% 23% 520

Pet Services 21% 26% 6% 4% 42% 515

Painter and Decorator 48% 37% 5% 0% 10% 527

Paper Delivery 53% 30% 2% 0% 15% 524

Hairdresser 38% 33% 4% 3% 22% 526

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Question D17:


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Question D18:

How often do you use the following Village Services? 1 - Daily: 2 - Weekly: 3 - Monthly: 4 - Occasionally: 5 - Never

•Post Office •Shop •Butcher •The Sun Inn •The Olde Red Lion •The Cromwell


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Question D18:

How often do you use the following Village Services? 1 - Daily: 2 - Weekly: 3 - Monthly: 4 - Occasionally: 5 - Never

Daily Weekly Monthly Occasionally Never Number

Post Office 13% 36% 15% 28% 9% 560

Shop 15% 37% 13% 27% 8% 555

Butcher 2% 20% 14% 37% 27% 549

The Sun Inn 2% 17% 12% 39% 30% 545

The Olde Red Lion 1% 7% 6% 38% 48% 544

The Cromwell 0% 9% 22% 48% 20% 548

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Question D19:

Is the Village enhanced by the presence of the following Services?

•Post Office •Shop •Butcher •The Sun Inn •The Olde Red Lion •The Cromwell


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Question D19:

Is the Village enhanced by the presence of the following Services?

No Yes Number

Post Office 6% 94% 551

Shop 8% 92% 548

Butcher 6% 94% 546

The Sun Inn 8% 92% 539

The Olde Red Lion 23% 77% 535

The Cromwell 9% 91% 542

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Question D20:

How likely do you think it is that Home Working in Kislingbury will increase over the next 15 Years? 1 - Very Likely: 2 - Likely: 3 - Possible: 4 - Not Likely


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Question D20:

How likely do you think it is that Home Working in Kislingbury will increase over the next 15 Years? 1 - Very Likely: 2 - Likely: 3 - Possible: 4 - Not Likely

N 547

D20. How Likely do you think it is that Home Working in

Kislingbury will increase over the next 15 years Frequency

1 - Very Likely 163 30%2 - Likely 177 32%

3 - Possible 169 31%4 - Not Likely 38 7%

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Question D21:

Which of the enhancements listed below are needed to encourage more Home Working?

•High Speed Broadband •Business/Visitor Parking •Access to Business Meeting Rooms •Business Lunch/Dinner availability


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Question D21:

Which of the enhancements listed below are needed to encourage more Home Working?

No Yes Number

High Speed Broadband 11% 89% 490

Business/Visitor Parking 70% 30% 490

Access to Business Meeting Rooms 77% 23% 477

Business Lunch/Dinner availability 76% 24% 483

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Question D22:

Should Kislingbury encourage New Businesses to enter the village to provide employment, vitality, and services to enhance Village life?


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Question D22:

Should Kislingbury encourage New Businesses to enter the village to provide employment, vitality, and services to enhance Village life?

N 547

D22. Should Kislingbury encourage New

Businesses to Enter The Village Frequency

No 300 55%Yes 247 45%

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Question D23:

Which of the following Sectors would be SUITABLE for Business/Commerce development in the Village?

•Consumer Shops •Office Working - Home and Village based Office •Leisure and Sport •Food and Drink •Accommodation - B&B, Hotel •Online/Internet linked •Distribution •Small scale manufacturing •Large scale manufacturing •Agriculture •Waste management/ recycling


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Question D23:


No Yes Number

Consumer Shops 44% 56% 216

Office Working – Home and Village Based 16% 84% 216

Leisure and Sport 32% 68% 221

Food and Drink 34% 66% 226%

Accommodation - B&B, Hotel 36% 64% 220







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Question D23:


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Question D24:

Which of the following Business/Commerce Sectors would MOST LIKELY create Employment Opportunities in the Village?



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Question D24:


No Yes Number












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Question D24:


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Question D25:

Which Sectors of those listed below are most likely to CREATE Home Working/New Businesses?



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Question D25:


No Yes Number












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Question D25:


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Question E26:

Do You Think that the Conservation Area should be Extended?

Community and Environmental Matters

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Question E26:

Do You Think that the Conservation Area should be Extended?

N 543

E26. Do you think that the Conservation Area should

be Extended FrequencyNo 281 52%Yes 262 48%

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Question E27:

Do You Think that the Conservation Area should be Reduced?


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Question E27:

Do You Think that the Conservation Area should be Reduced?

N 533

E.27 Do you think that the Conservation Area should

be Reduced FrequencyNo 523 98%Yes 10 2%

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Question E28:

Are there any environmental projects you would like to see developed in the Village?

•More allotments •More public seating •Pocket Park •More landscape management (e.g. hedges/trees)


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Question E28:

Are there any environmental projects you would like to see developed in the Village?

No Yes Number

More Allotments 60% 40% 492

More Public Seating 39% 61% 499

Pocket Park 41% 59% 503

More Landscape Management (e.g. Hedges/Trees

27% 73% 517

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Question E29:

Do you support feasibility studies for Projects in the following areas?

•Energy from Recycling Waste •Energy from Wind •Energy from Water •Energy from Heat Pumps •Garden Water from River or Bore Holes


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Question E29:

Do you support feasibility studies for Projects in the following areas?

No Yes Number

Energy from Recycling Waste 44% 56% 511

Energy from Wind 58% 42% 512

Energy from Water 37% 63% 508

Energy from Heat Pumps 48% 52% 496

Garden Water from River or Bore Holes 37% 63% 505

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Question E30:

Are you concerned that future Developments may cause problems with the Mains Sewer Capacity Pipe where it crosses the River?


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Question E30:

Are you concerned that future Developments may cause problems with the Mains Sewer Capacity Pipe where it crosses the River?

N 541

E30. Are you concerned that Future Developments

will cause problems with Sewer Capacity over the

River FrequencyNo 48 9%Yes 493 91%

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Question E31:

Do you have any problems with inadequate mains sewers?


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Question E31:

Do you have any problems with inadequate mains sewers?

N 535

E31. Do you have problems with

Inadequate Sewers FrequencyNo 431 81%Yes 104 19%

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Question F33:

Having completed this questionnaire would you please list your five highest priorities by question number, the FIRST being the most important

1st Priority - C72nd Priority - C153rd Priority - C164th Priority - C105th Priority - C13

General and Summary

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Question F33:

Having completed this questionnaire would you please list your five highest priorities by question number, the FIRST being the most important

1st Priority 1st Priority

2nd Priority

2nd Priority

3rd Priority

3rd Priority

4th Priority

4th Priority

5th Priority

5th Priority

Weight Rank

c7 122 c7 37 c7 32 c7 14 c7 8 890 1stc15 43 c15 38 c15 46 c15 39 c15 20 603 2ndc16 41 c16 36 c16 34 c16 27 c16 21 526 3rdc10 26 c10 61 c10 18 c10 19 c10 10 476 4thc13 23 c13 28 c13 32 c13 21 c13 15 380 5thc14 12 c14 21 c14 16 c14 25 c14 13 255 6th

c9 9 c9 20 c9 18 c9 6 c9 17 208 7the26 14 e26 8 e26 9 e26 11 e26 28 179 8thc12 5 c12 8 c12 21 c12 9 c12 10 148 9th

d19 18 d19 3 d19 19 d19 28 147 10the30 11 e30 3 e30 12 e30 8 e30 16 135 11the28 6 e28 7 e28 6 e28 13 e28 11 113 12thd21 6 d21 5 d21 10 d21 5 d21 13 103 13thd18 3 d18 4 d18 13 d18 5 d18 8 88 c11 3 c11 9 c11 4 c11 5 73 e29 3 e29 2 e29 1 e29 15 e29 8 64 e31 5 e31 4 e31 3 e31 5 e31 3 63

d22 2 d22 6 d22 7 d22 5 45 d23 2 d23 1 d23 6 d23 2 d23 3 39 e27 1 e27 4 e27 4 e27 12 37 f34 3 f34 1 f34 1 20

d20 1 d20 5 d20 2 15 d24 3 d24 3 15 d25 2 d25 1 d25 2 12 e32 1 e32 3 10

c17 1 c17 1 9 d17 3 d17 3 9 c8 1 3

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