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                           Other  items  were  less  significant,  including  the  speculated

                   position  of  the  city  council  on  growth.

                           Several  demographic  items  were  tested  in  the  poll.                      About

                  . 1/4  of  those  polled  presently  work  within  the  proposed  city

                   boundaries.         (The  3/4  remainder  includes  unemployed  and  retirees

                   in  addition  to  those  who  work  outside  the  community).                      8  out  of

                   10  persons  sampled  is  a  homeowner,  with  16%  renting  and  3%

                   occupying  mobile  homes.           About  62%  of  the  sample  has  lived  in  the

                   area  less  than  10  years,  reflecting  development  in  the  last

                   decade.      Roughly  half  of  the  sample  have  children  attending  local

                   schools.

                          The     above      demographic        categories        were     tested       against

                   indicated  support  for  cityhood.

                          Those  who  work  in  the  proposed  city  were  found  to  be  less

                   undecided  than  others,  but  the  ratio  of  approval/disapproval

                   reamained  about  the  same:

                                                   Work  Within  City          Do  Not  Work  in  City

                   Strongly  Approve                        18%                            18%

                   Somewhat  Approve                        29%                            24%

                   Neutral  & DK                            24%                            43%

                   Somewhat  Disapprove                     29%                            12%

                   Strongly  Disapprove                      0%                             4%



















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