SURVEY - Steven Taylor Sanctity of Life Pavilion Project

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The City of San Leandro is seeking input on design of the Steven Taylor Sanctity of Life Pavilion Project.

How would you characterize your connection to San Leandro (choose all that apply)? *

I live here.

I come to San Leandro for work.

I visit San Leandro from time to time or regularly.

I do not live or work in San Leandro but have other connections to it.

Other:

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If you answered “a” in the last question, can you share what Council district you live in?

1 (Reynes)

2 (Azevedo)

3 (Aguilar Jr.)

4 (Simon)

5 (Bowen)

6 (Ballew)

Don’t know

Which of the following would you describe as the primary purpose of the Steven Taylor Sanctity of Life Pavilion? (choose all that apply)
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Pay tribute to and learn about the life of Steven Taylor

Pay tribute to and learn about the lives of Mr. Taylor and several others connected to San Leandro

Discuss and depict the sanctity of life

Discuss and depict the importance of public safety and mental health

Provide a safe space for reflection, mourning, and meditation

Provide a safe space for community gatherings (concerts, programs, etc.)

Other:

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Spaces of this type tend to have a variety of components. To what extent do you think these elements belong in the pavilion? (choose strongly support to strongly oppose for each)
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Strongly oppose

Somewhat oppose

Neutral

Somewhat favor

Strongly favor

Listing of names

Abstract/symbolic art (sculpture, painted piece, etc.)

Photos/statuesque busts of victims

Natural elements

Audio/video

Seating

Informational displays

Aside from the elements suggested in the previous question, are there other components you think belong in the pavilion?

What does the phrase “sanctity of life” mean to you? How would you suggest the City manifest the “sanctity of life” around which this pavilion is based? What elements would you include?

The City of San Leandro has used a monarch butterfly theme in designs of other facilities such as the Shoreline Park and new Mulford Marina Branch Library; the butterfly has symbolized transformation, hope, faith, and rebirth. How might this concept be incorporated into the Sanctity of Life Pavilion?

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