Summary of General Comments to Survey (that is, these are the remarks at the ends of each section, not those to specific questions):

Issue Comment Number Responses
Park Dog issues, enforce leash laws 11
Develop volunteer teams 6
Bathroom at play area 2
Traffic
Dislike road diet 10
Enforce/lower speed limits 10
New/changed crosswalks 7
Cut through traffic 4
Parking for MAX 4
Parking on 32nd 3
Traffic calming 3
Historic District
Absolutely not 7
Need more info 17
Not if it costs money 2
Trees
Better pruning/care 7
Keep leaves out of street 5
Concern about sidewalk damage 2
City should be responsible 2
Land Use
Maintain single-family 6
Higher (well designed) density OK 3
No density increase 3
Accessory apartments OK 2
Control infill 2
Design review for remodels 1
Coe Circle
Joan gaudy/ get rid of her! 14
Needs new plantings 8
Security (esp. lights) 6
Don’t replace while vandalized 6
Joan is great 3
Crosswalks currently unsafe 2
Move bus stops 2
Don’t move bus stops 2
Arches
Rebuild, add new 5
Pretentious 2
What has been done? 2
Events
Festival in Park 1
Pot luck picnic 1
More summer music 1
Annual golf tournament 1
Noise
Street noise/sirens 12
From park 6
Leaf blowers 5
Helicopters 4
Barking dogs 2
LNA
Like newsletters/communication 11
Newsletter/reminders online 3
Low quality communication 2
More frequent meetings/social 1
Other
Graffiti (willing to volunteer) 4
Yard/house upkeep, esp. along main streets 3
Dogs 3
Beautification committee? 1
Issues outside neighborhood Interested in “citizen”, not property owner issues 2
Communications committee 1
Property rights/everyone paying own way 1
Participate in Laurelhurst School Foundation 1
More social events 1
Attend Meetings
Issues interested me 22
Time demands 17
Different hours 12
Knew when met, newsletter arrived on time 6
Met weekends 5
Child care 6
Pizza 4
Agenda clear in advance 3
Stop political infighting 3
Control length of meetings 3
More meetings 2
Mentioned only once: not productive, boring, pursue personal agendas of board members, more social, email reminders