Wantagh dot LI Survey Results, 2011

Wantagh dot LI Survey Results for 2011
2011 December: How much of your holiday shopping will be at local stores?
15% Most 59% Some 24% Very Little 2% None (41 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 November: Should Wantagh's Christmas Tree & Menorah lighting ceremonies be combined?
64% Yes, they always should be combined 17% Yes, when Christmas & Chanukah are close 17% No, they should be separate events 2% Undecided (42 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 October: Should Trump be permitted to build Trump on the Ocean?
61% Yes 17% No 22% Undecided (41 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
At a recent Jones Beach rally, supporters in favor of the construction of Trump's catering hall touted its benefits which included job creation and increase state revenues. In part, construction is being delayed because of NYS Department of Environmental Conservation concerns with the kitchen being located in the basement. For more information, please visit: Alliance Rallies for Trump at Jones Beach (The Citizen, 2011 September 22)
2011 September: How do you rate Wantagh's recovery from hurricane Irene?
6% Excellent 18% Very Good 47% Good 14% Fair 14% Poor (49 responses received - results do not add up to 100% due to round off)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 August: Are you concerned about the problems at Cedar Creek Plant?
29% Yes, very much so 32% Yes, to some extent 34% No, not really 5% What problems? (38 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
Equipment repairs and new hires are among the many improvements recently implemented at Wantagh's Cedar Creek sewage plant. This month's survey results show a significant positive shift in our perception since April of 2006 when this question was last presented. For more information, please visit the following link: Progress at Cedar Creek (The Citizen, 2011 June 2)
2011 July: Should the proposed 158-foot water tower on DeMott Ave be built?
11% Yes 3% Undecided 86% no (172 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
Aqua New York, the company which provides water to the residents of Wantagh and Seaford, is proposing to build a 158’ water tower on DeMott Avenue in Wantagh, just west of the Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway. Numerous residents and community groups have expressed their aversion to the tower, and this survey result echoes that sentiment. For more information, please visit the following links: Aqua proposes new water tower in Wantagh (The Citizen, 2011 June 30) Hempstead Town Thank Aqua for Withdrawing Water Tower Plans
2011 June: Do you agree with the proposed legislative district changes?
15% Yes 22% Undecided 63% No (27 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 May: Do you agree with the county's plans to privatize bus system?
34% Yes 52% Undecided 14% No (44 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 April: How would proposed cuts on Wantagh bus routes affect you?
12% Very Much 19% Somewhat 29% Minimally 40% Not at All (42 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) plans to cut 25 of its 48 Long Island Bus routes in Nassau County, including the N73 and N74, which provide corridor service along Jerusalem Avenue in Hicksville and Wantagh Avenue in North Wantagh and Wantagh. The N73 and N74 also provide branch services along Hempstead Turnpike to west Levittown. For more information, please visit the following link: Is it bye-bye, Long Island Bus? (The Citizen, 2011 March 10)
2011 March: Should more red-light cameras be installed at Wantagh area intersections?
51% Yes 18% Not Sure or No Opinion 31% No (61 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 February: How would you rate the snow removal in the Wantagh area?
7% Excellent 64% Very Good 18% Good 11% Fair 0% Poor (44 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!
2011 January: Should Wantagh Avenue (from Island Road to Park Avenue) be widened to 2 Lanes?
82% No 18% Yes (91 responses received)	Comment on Facebook!