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6 <br /> residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing <br /> the project. <br /> Traffic Would Increase (Q24) <br /> 27% of Eugene residents said knowing that "traffic would increase near the new park and <br /> neighborhood" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the project, <br /> while 42% (compared with 55% of 97404 residents) said this information would make them more <br /> likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. <br /> Street System Could Handle Traffic (Q25) <br /> 41% of Eugene residents said knowing that "the street system in the area can accommodate traffic <br /> increases resulting from the proposal" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward <br /> supporting the project, while 27% (compared with 34% on 97404 residents) said this information <br /> would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. 9% of 97404 <br /> residents do not believe that the street system could handle the increased traffic. <br /> Class Size Would Increase (Q26) <br /> 25% of Eugene residents said knowing that "added housing would increase the size of classes in <br /> some Bethel schools" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the <br /> project, while 53% said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward <br /> opposing the project. <br /> Least Parks Per Person in Santa Clara (Q27) <br /> 45% of Eugene residents said knowing that "Santa Clara has the least amount of park land per <br /> person in Eugene" would make them more likely to support, or lean toward supporting the <br /> project, while 24% (compared with 32% of 97404 residents) said this information would make <br /> them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing the project. <br /> No Other Parcels Available (Q28) <br /> 45% of Eugene residents said knowing that "there are no other undeveloped parcels of land <br /> available for a large community park in the Santa Clara area" would make them more likely to <br /> support, or lean toward supporting the project, while 24% (compared with 33% of 97404 <br /> residents) said this information would make them more likely to oppose, or lean toward opposing <br /> the project. <br /> Support Changing the UGB? (Q29) <br /> 38% of Eugene residents support, or lean toward supporting changing the Urban Growth <br /> Boundary in order to build a park and housing development in Santa Clara. 40% (compared with <br /> 47% of 97404 residents) oppose, or lean toward opposing such a change. <br /> Importance of Factors (Q30) <br /> Respondents were asked to rate the importance of various actions the City could take. The most <br /> important action is providing opportunities for community involvement in decision - making, <br /> followed by minimizing traffic impacts to neighbors, and preserving prime agricultural land. <br /> Slightly less important are preserving wetlands, improving citizen access to parks and open space, <br /> and providing recreation services to an area currently underserved. Of moderate importance are <br /> maintaining the current Urban Growth Boundary, and acquiring ridgeline open space in the south <br /> hills. <br /> Advanced Marketing Research, Inc <br />