2005/06/15 Council Agenda Packet

134 Time, Place, and Manner Regulation of Business Activity Appendix D QUESTIONNAIRE Please complete this brief survey and return it to the Office of Land Development services by December 4, 1985. Read the following information about a hypothetical neighborhood and respond to a few questions in terms of your professional experience and judgement. A middle-income, single-family residential neighborhood borders a main street that contains various commercial activities that serve the neighborhood. There is a building that recently has become vacant and will open shortly as an adult bookstore. There are no other adult bookstores or similar activities in th- area. There is no other vacant commercial space presently available in the area. Please indicate your answers to questions 1 through 4 in the blanks provided using scale A through G. Scale: (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) Decrease 201 or more Decrease more than 10 i Decrease from 0 to 10% No change in value Increase from 0 to 101 Increase more than 10% Increase 20% or more but less than 201 but less than 20% 1) How would .you expect the average values of the single-family residential property within one block of the bookstore to be affected? 2) How would you expect the average values of the commercial property within one block of the bookstore to be affect 3) How would expect the average values of the single-family residential property within three blocks of the cstore to be affectR? — 4) How would you expect the average values of commercial property within three blocks to affected? 5) Suppose the available commercial building is used for something other than an adult bookstore. For each of the following potential uses, would the average value of the residential property within orae block of the new business be: (A) =x:h higher; (B) somewhat higher; (c) about the same; (D) somewhat lower; or (E) much .lower; than if an adult bookstore occupied the site. EVER00316