downtown resident survey 2010

[KCPowercat]

this just hit my inbox.  Downtown residents only survey for the downtown council to judge opinion of those living downtown.

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB22A9VCDU34L

[WSPanic]

I received that as well. I work in their defined downtown area, but don't live there - I live in midtown. I don't think they're really wanting my opinion.

[loftguy]

this just hit my inbox.  Downtown residents only survey for the downtown council to judge opinion of those living downtown.

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB22A9VCDU34L

FYI:  Cosentino's Market and AMC Mainstreet were both developed as direct result of data compiled from Downtown Council residential surveys taken between 2000-2004.  

What do we want next?

[DaveKCMO]

transit and infill. we have just about every other amenity a city-dweller needs.

[KCPowercat]

I would still like a bookstore, office supply/electronics, more clothing, and fast food/quick/cheap options.

[dangerboy]

I received that as well. I work in their defined downtown area, but don't live there - I live in midtown. I don't think they're really wanting my opinion.

they don't have anyway to prevent non-residents from taking the survey...

[trailerkid]

transit and infill. we have just about every other amenity a city-dweller needs.

what about more residents? isn't that the #1 thing downtown needs more of? there is still a depressing, empty vibe coming north into downtown from midtown.

...and the amenities need to be clustered together (i.e. bank, retail, retail, restaurant, service, restaurant, retail).

[alpha_glamourina]

I would still like a bookstore, office supply/electronics, more clothing, and fast food/quick/cheap options.

I would love these things as well, especially the first three.  But with that being said, are there enough people in the area to support such things?  I think there might be if those who live on the east and west side are considered potential customers.