DST Phase 1 Learnings.xlsx

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1	Phase 1 Learnings
2	Indicate whether the following statements are accurate summaries of the shared values of the community.
3		Agree		Disagree		Unsure		Total	Suggested Revisions/Dissenting Opinion
4	Residents deeply value the strong sense of community, friendliness, and knowing their neighbors.	88.89%	32	0.00%	0	11.11%	4	36
5	Many describe Steamboat as a “real town” with character—down-to-earth, supportive, and welcoming.	94.44%	34	2.78%	1	2.78%	1	36
6	Access to recreation and nature is a top draw: skiing, hiking, biking, and year-round activities.	100.00%	36	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	36
7	People love the blend of rural roots and a diverse economy, not entirely dominated by tourism.	83.33%	30	8.33%	3	8.33%	3	36
8	Sense of community: Friendly, connected people and strong social ties	91.67%	33	0.00%	0	8.33%	3	36
9	Small-town feel: Familiarity, trust, and a slower pace of life	75.00%	27	5.56%	2	19.44%	7	36	The notion of "small town feel" is problematic for many--highlighting the tension between those who want to keep Steamboat as it has been and the practical need to build more housing.
10	Natural environment: Access to public lands, rivers, and outdoor spaces	97.22%	35	0.00%	0	2.78%	1	36
11	Opportunities for engagement: Ability to participate in local life and culture	80.56%	29	2.78%	1	16.67%	6	36	Many questioned if this is true for workers in Steamboat, who are forced to work 2 jobs to make ends meet
12	Diversity and values: Appreciation for different perspectives and shared ethics	58.33%	21	19.44%	7	22.22%	8	36	Many DST members voiced concern that this value is being lost over time, and that the tensions around affordable housing demonstrate this value in decline.
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