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Arun Play Strategy Survey (May - July 2017) |
Arun District Council manages approximately 80 play areas within the District and is in the process of revising its strategy for the future management and provision of these sites. The Council is aiming to provide outdoor play areas that meet the needs of residents and visitors to the District whilst at the same time ensuring tax payers' money is spent the most efficient and appropriate way.
Your responses will help shape Arun’s future play area strategy. The survey runs from 22nd May to 9th July 2017. |
Part one: About you and your family |
Please provide us with some details about you and your family. This, combined with your responses later on, will help us determine the type and location of equipment to focus on. |
Q3 |
Are you male or female? |
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Part two: About your favourite local play area |
Please tell us about your favourite outdoor play area in the Arun District. We are equally interested in the views of parents/carers who visit play areas with their children as well as play area users (children). |
Q5 |
Which is your favourite outdoor play area in the Arun District (or which do you visit most often)? [As it's not always easy to recall the name of a play area we've listed the most popular ones managed by Arun District Council. Please select one of these or else tick 'other' and write in the name of your favourite (which may or may not be managed by the council). If you don't have a favourite, please tick the 'no favourite' box] |
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Q6 |
Why do you visit this play area? [please select all that apply] |
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Q7 |
How often do you visit this play area? |
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Q8 |
Do you use any other play areas within the Arun District more than once a year? |
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Part three: Your views on play areas in general |
Q9 |
Following recent public consultation aimed at setting Open Space Standards for the emerging Local Plan, a recommendation has been set that everyone in the district should have access to a good quality play area within a 10 minute walk. In your opinion is this a reasonable recommendation? |
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Q11 |
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"Where new large scale housing developments are built, focus should be on providing larger, centralised play areas rather than a number of individual/smaller play areas on the fringes of the development" |
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Q13 |
There are examples in the district of near identical play areas within 100 yards of each other. Assume you control the funding for play area improvements, would you? |
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Q14 |
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Thank you for completing our questionnaire. Please click the tick symbol below to submit your response. |
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