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Lower Divisadero Corridor: BAC SurveyThe list above is in ranked order based on the average of the two questions. Theinteresting thing about the responses is that what people want and what they travel outof the neighborhood for can be quite different. This might indicate the frequency ofwhich the respondent's go to these types of businesses or they might frequent themmore if they were closer.Question three results are presented below:Page 9 of 25
Lower Divisadero Corridor: BAC SurveyThese results also include the write in results from the wants and travel question. Thetop three were given weights of 1, 2 and 3 to correspond to questions 1 and 2. Theweighted average is the average response of all three rankings with the additionalweight of total responses for that item. As can been seen, the responses are a littledifferent than question 1 and 2. To determine the actual business like and dislikes, wecompare the top and bottom of the lists as follows:Looking at what is in list 1 and in list 2, we find that the common types of businessesbetween them are:Page 10 of 25Inexpensive RestaurantBakeryUpscale RestaurantClothing/ShoesGym
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Table of Contents7 Overview9 Planni
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During early 2006, three community
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Vision StatementA key result of the
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Summary ChallengesThe community ide
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Small Business Support AndNeighborh
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Land Use And DevelopmentSpace is at
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Land Use and Development Action Pri
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Participants suggested that the Cit
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Safety And CleanlinessIssues and Ne
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Results Since June 2006Since summer
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3. Neighborhood Promotion and Commu
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The abridged responses are below, a
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Next StepsImplementing the Action P
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Divisadero Street Neighborhood Mark
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GAVIN NEWSOMMAYORDISTRICT 5 SUPERVI
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LOWER DIVISADERO COMMERCIAL CORRIDO
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LOWER DIVISADERO COMMUNITY PLANNING
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LOWER DIVISADERO COMMUNITY PLANNING
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