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Lower Divisadero Corridor : BAC SurveyLower Divisadero Corridor Business Attraction SurveySummer 2007Prepared for:Lower Divisadero Corridor Revitalization ProjectPrepared by:Business Attraction Committee (BAC)Lower Divisadero Corridor Revitalization ProjectEmail: lowerdivis@nopnawiki.orgAbstractThe Lower Divisadero Corridor (LDC) business attraction survey was created to gage the types of businessresident's were interested in as well as to determine their overall thoughts about the corridor. The LDC spans fromHaight street to the south, Geary street to the north and surroundings within a 0.5 mile radius of Divisadero.Survey Monkey (www.surveymonkey.com) was used to collect data in three categories: Business Types, AreaCulture and Household. There were a total of 16 questions in all categories. A total of 117 respondents started thesurvey with 116 completing it. Results from the business types section indicate that respondents wantRestaurants (both inexpensive and upscale), Bakery and Clothing/Shoes types of businesses within the corridorand don't want Medical Marijuana Dispensary, Franchise/Chain Store and Auto Repair type of businesses.Responses within the area culture section indicate that the respondents see the neighborhood as independent,crime ridden and laid back while not seeing it as Hippie, Family-oriented or Yuppie. The majority of therespondents are from household's with income over $100k (59.3%), on average have 2.1 people in theirhousehold while 14.8% have children under 18. These household demographics are within the 2000 census datafor the 94117 (64.9% of respondents) area code but on the high side when it comes to income (>$100k was12.9%, based on 2002 data). Respondent's also self identified themselves as professional, community focusedand liberal while not identifying with hippie, conservative and student. Overall, the respondents were positiveabout the corridor's future and wanted to see crime reduced, the streets cleaner and businesses that support theneighborhood culture.Page 1 of 25
Lower Divisadero Corridor : BAC SurveySUMMARY .................................................................................................................................................................................. 3SCOPE .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 PURPOSE .................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 REFERENCES ............................................................................................................................................................................... 43 DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4METHODOLOGY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 41 RESPONSE GATHERING .................................................................................................................................................................. 42 QUESTION SELECTION AND CONSTRUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 4RESULTS AND ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................................................................... 51 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................................. 52 RESULTS AND ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................................................................... 8..2.1 Business Types ............................................................................................................................................................... 8..2.2 Area Culture ................................................................................................................................................................ 13..2.3 Household ................................................................................................................................................................... 16..2.4 Conclusions ................................................................................................................................................................. 19APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................................................ 201 LIST OF QUESTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................... 202 SURVEY FILES .......................................................................................................................................................................... 24Page 2 of 25
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