Sustainable Sonoma Listening Session Responses--for distribution

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1	listening session	public or not	topic question	response	translation to English	code1	code2	code3	code4

2	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	I’m very interested in people learning to talk and listen with each other. Then I think there is a separate issue of deep-seated mistrust that could be resolved through those listening exercises.		Com
3	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	We’re based on and composed of people who are essentially being pushed out of the area. I mean I was pushed out, I live in Santa Rosa, I couldn’t afford to live here		CLg	CLr
4	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	I want to be able to live in Sonoma. I’ve lived in Sonoma half of my life, I’ve never had any trouble making rent because I work all the time but now I can’t afford any of these rents. And what people are building and calling “affordable” is not affordable to me, or to latinos or young adults. I think we need to get a definition down to where it’s truly affordable because you look at what people make who live here in town, menial jobs, scoffs, you have to have four of those jobs to afford one house.		CLg	Ha	CLr
5	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	People need to stay and find a place to live if they need it or they’re all just gonna move away.		CLg
6	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Very concerned about, not very much is articulated in any official place about just cause eviction or rent control. It’s all about building and I think that is a huge huge issue.		CLr
7	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	What people pay now is more than 30% of their income [for housing] and it should not be like that.		CLr
8	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	laws against this sort of thing should come forward. Unless we stop allowing people’s homes to be investment tools for people that are only interested in making money we’re never gonna get our arms around it, with rent control, without rent control, it doesn’t matter.		Ha
9	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	There needs to be a viable political entity in the Springs, whether they become incorporated or the springs becomes a city. If you don’t do that you’re dependent on Susan Gorin who wants to do the right thing, but she’s limited.		G	Springs
10	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Please declare a housing emergency, getting housing on the agenda!		Ha
11	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	These issues [affordable housing] going to city council and you see the general plan up on the and nothing ever happens. Where is the power and how can we leverage the power to get it to do what we want?		Ha
12	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	There’s an issue in town with 10 cell towers, that they’re going to be bringing them into Sonoma, 9 of them are on the west side, 1 one of the is on the east side.		HE5G	Q
13	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	If you don’t have houses for people with money, they will buy the houses that the people who don’t have money need, so you have to build all the houses you need, but you don’t want only 5 or 10% of those to be for affordable for folks who work in (?).		Hm
14	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Master plan for [eliminating] single use water bottles in the Plaza and Depot park.		N
15	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Hierarchical problem with guys at the top since civilization began. Class/race divide between the top and the bottom is a tough nut to crack.		Q
16	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Solve parking problem on the plaza.		Tc
17	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	There needs to be a transportation plan and if you’re going to have a transportation plan you have to have centers of it and if you’re going to do that you have to have people’s houses where those centers are.		Tp	Li
18	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Local communities should be first, tourism second.		Vl
19	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	We are pushing for rent control and just cause eviction.		CLr
20	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	If it is going to be sustainable, there has to be not only places where people can afford to live, they have to be able to afford to shop here. I go in the Sonoma Market and it’s laughable. You know I think maybe I’ll get something here and I look at the prices and I walk out. Same with Whole Foods, we don’t we even shop at Safeway, we go to Grocery Outlet in Petaluma.		Fa
21	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	People who work here but do not live here are not being represented. ⅓ of the population that is latino is not being represented and ½ of the youth which is latino has no hope of living here. Be intentional about listening and supporting the participation of the latino community. We are talking about a latino community that has been ignored for many many years and there’s already an assumption that they don’t care, they don’t want to be a part of the conversation, that they’re not attending meetings, that they need someone else to represent them.		G	Cr
22	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Lack of trust. We really need to be rebuild or create some trust and it’s on us, it’s not on the latino community.		C
23	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	climate change is left out of the conversation because people are afraid of it but the reality is it could help us. If we would get over all our little games and differences to start to deal with climate change as a community and be a model of dealing with it and we could transcend our differences and we obviously need that because we are in our little silos.		EM
24	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	we should keep in mind, as a context for Sustainable Sonoma, that we are all human beings and we are facing some big problems here and the only we are going to survive is to get together.		Cu
25	SV housing group	interest-based	N/A	Most successful meeting we’ve had was in El Verano because it was in the latino territory. Need meetings that people aren’t afraid to come to.		Ce
26	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Senesta tralopte.		?
27	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Love, peace, smiles, health.		C	HE
28	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Alludar y pones de nuestra parte.	help and do your part	help
29	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Love, education and best of all family.		C	Yf
30	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Poniendo todos de nuestiza parte.	Everyone doing their part	help
31	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Peace.		C
32	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Mas comunicacion	more communitcation	Com
33	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	To think of tyhoe affected by fires.		C
34	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Peace.		C
35	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Love.		C
36	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Love.		C
37	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Love.		C
38	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Peace.		C
39	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Peace.		C
40	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Make more afforadable.		CL
41	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	No incrementar la renta. / Don't raise the rent.	That rent doesn't rise	CLg
42	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Cuesta de vida.	cost of life	CLl
43	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Cost of living.		CLl
44	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Esta muy cara la renta.	rent is very expensive	CLr
45	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Muy caras las rentas.	rent is very expensive	CLr
46	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Muy cara la renta.	rent is very expensive	CLr
47	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Que bajen las rentas por favor.	that rents are lowered please	CLr
48	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Muy cara las rentas.	rents are very expensive	CLr
49	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Muy cara la renta.	rent is very expensive	CLr
50	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Super caras las rentas en Sonoma.	rents are super expensive in sonoma	CLr
51	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Que haya un control de renta en Sonoma.	that there is rent control in Sonoma	CLr
52	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Demaciodo cara la renta.	rent is too expensive	CLr
53	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Cada mes mas caras las rentas.	rents are more expensive each month	CLr
54	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Respectar a los demas el respecto al darecko ajeno es la paz comer saludable.	repect for everyone, the rights for immigrants, peace, healthy eating	Cr	C	HEf
55	Back to school health fair	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Respecto.	respect	Cr
56	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Me gusta mucho el uno de Sonoma.	I like the unity of Sonoma	Cu
57	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Low cost healthy food.		Fa	HEf
58	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to low cost healthy food		Fa
59	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Need more and to fix up the old existing ones.		H+
60	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	The house itself must be spacious enough and pest free. Most housing here doesn't do both.		Hc
61	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Tener viviendas de bajo costo y soper visar la basuras calles.	To have living places at lower cost and supervise dirty streets	Ha	Np
62	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Viviendas de vajo costo. / Apartments of low cost.	Living places of lower cost	Ha	Hd
63	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Que las rentas no esten tan caras. / That the rents don't be so high.	That rents aren't as expensive	Ha
64	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Aser nuevas viviendas a bajo costo. / To make new homes at low cost.	To have new living places at lower costs	Ha
65	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Que estan mas vavatas las rentas. / Cheaper rent.	That rents are cheaper	Ha
66	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	We need more support with the low income community.		Ha
67	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	La renta. / The rent.	Rent	Ha
68	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Rent is too expensive here in town.		Ha
69	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Que las rentas no esten tan caras. / Rent don't be so expensive.	That rents aren't as expensive	Ha
70	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Muy caras la renta. / Rents expensive.	Rents are too expensive	Ha
71	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Cara de rentas. / High rent.	Rents are expensive	Ha
72	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Las rentas incrementaron por fota de casas. / The rents are increasing becuase of lack of housing.	Rents are increasing due to lack of houses	Ha
73	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Cara la renta. / The rent is expensive.	Rent is expensive	Ha
74	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Esta me cara la renta. / The rent is very expensive.	Rent is very expensive	Ha
75	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Aser mas vivien das vajo costo. / More homes low cost.	To have more living places at lower cost	Ha
76	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	More low income homes.		Ha
77	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	I want to see people be healthier with the help of our community.		HE	help
78	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Salud y bienestar /	health and well being	HE	HEm
79	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	U ha fera de salu como esta.	health	HE
80	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	I want people health to be healthier.		HE
81	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Una fera de salud.	A health fair	HE
82	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Una feria de salud para la comunidades y inbolucrar a las familias.	A health fair for communities involving families	HE
83	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Mas educacion para comer samo.	more education about eating healthy	HEe	HEf
84	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Educacion nutritiva.	nutrition education	HEe
85	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Informacion de salud y nutricion.	information about health and nutrition	HEe
86	Back to school health fair	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Comer sanamente y hacer ejericio.	healthy food and exercise	HEf	HE
87	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Comerso ludabla.	healthy food	HEf
88	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Si tienen mala salud por cuestion de falta tiempo de cosinar y comen comians rapidas.	if you have bad health due to not enough time to cook and eating fast food	HEf
89	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Para mi lo mas importante es la nutricion de mis hijos.	for me the most important thing is nutrition for my children	HEf
90	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Que nos ayulema a nosotro misms como lotiros. no disrvioninacin entre latinos.	that we help each other as latinos, that there are no divisions between latinos,	help
91	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Que nos a yoden con otro.	That we help each other	help
92	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Having support from community and family especially.		Y	Yf
93	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Mental health is very important.		HEm
94	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Mental health is very important.		HEm
95	Back to school health fair	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Saludable para todo el valle.	health for all in the valley	HEa
96	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Aseguranzo.	insurance	HEa
97	Back to school health fair	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	I think it would be very important that everyone have insurance.		HEa
98	Back to school health fair	public	housing availability and affordability	Live in Sonoma.		Hj
99	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Recycling, respecting our community and the poeple around us.		N	Cr
100	Back to school health fair	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Respetas nuestros bosques.	Respect our forests.	N
101	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	La naturaleza que el transporte sea mas caystente.	Nature, that transport is more regular	Na	T
102	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Cuidar la naturleza.	protect nature	Na
103	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Paz naturaleza.	peaceful nature	Na
104	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Ayudando a la naturaleza.	helping nature	Na
105	Back to school health fair	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	La naturaleza.	Nature	Na
106	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	El medio anbiente.	the environment	Na
107	Back to school health fair	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Taking care of the environment.		Na
108	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	We all need to keep it clean and work together.		Np	Cu
109	Back to school health fair	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	I think that our parks need to be resspected more and pick up trash to keep our places clean.		parks	N
110	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Maintaining our parks and open spaces.		parks
111	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Men cantaria que planta ranmos mas arboles + no tirar basura en los porques.	I would love if more trees were planted people didn't throw trash in the parks	parks
112	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Recursos para la gente con low income como programas escolates gratuitos.	resources for low income people like free school programs	Q	Qe
113	Back to school health fair	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	i gualdad para todos.	equality for everyone	Q
114	Back to school health fair	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	i gualdad.	equality	Q
115	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Que sea una bienda justa.	that there was more fairness	Q
116	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	I like toys.		R
117	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	La seguridad de los ninos.	safety of children	S	Y
118	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Caminar oir biscicleta.	walk or use your bicycle	W
119	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Caminara nuestro trabajo o ir en bicicleta.	we could walk to work or ride a bicycle	W
120	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Use bicycles and walk.		W
121	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Podemos usar bicicletas o el transporte publico.	we can use bicycles or public transit	Wb	Tp
122	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Ride your bike.		Wb
123	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	By walking or using a bicycle.		Wb
124	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Utilizas mas nuestras bicicletas y mejorar el ambiente.	use our bikes more and improve the environment	Wb
125	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Make a single line for bikes.		Wb
126	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Education wealth.		Y	?
127	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Kids		Y
128	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	That they are happy when they're outside.		Ye
129	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	La educacion es la prinicpal para la mejor edicasion de nuestros hijos.	education is the most imporant thing for our children	Yed
130	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	I think education is important for their future.		Yed
131	Back to school health fair	public	our children and youth	Educacion para nuestros hijos es muy importante.	education for our children is very important	Yed
132	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	Me importa mi familia.	my family is important to me	Yf
133	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	School and field trips.		Ys	Yed
134	Back to school health fair	public	most important to you	La educacion dilos ninos.	education for children	Ys
135	Back to school health fair	public	transportation	Mas educacion y para los jovenes.	more education for young people	Ys
136	Emergency preparedness	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Continuing events like this that are targeted towards both groups in Sonoma, latino +white. Continue to bring together.		Ce	Cu
137	Emergency preparedness	public	housing availability and affordability	Hola, ami en lo personal me gustaria que bajaran los costos orentas de casas ya que son muy altos para personas como yo se los agra decencmos con todo ell.	Hello, to me personally I would like lower costs to rent houses due to the fact that they are very high for people like me. I would be very grateful.	CLr
138	Emergency preparedness	public	most important to you	Getting together as one.		Cu
139	Emergency preparedness	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Estar unidos todos.	to be all united	Cu
140	Emergency preparedness	public	our children and youth	The school district should provide WiFi to families that cannot afford it.		Ys
141	Emergency preparedness	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Construir mas apts. para rentar y que no suban tanto los rentas.	construct more apartments to rent and that rents don't increase as much	H+	Ha
142	Emergency preparedness	public	housing availability and affordability	Yes! More affordable housing.		Ha
143	Emergency preparedness	public	housing availability and affordability	Affordable housing for low-income families.		Ha
144	Emergency preparedness	public	housing availability and affordability	Lack of available housing at an affordable price. Some families paying 60% of income to housing is too much!		Ha
145	Emergency preparedness	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More people with access to good nutrition, and education on healthy eating + cooking.		HEf	Educ
146	Emergency preparedness	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Mas informacion sobre como Alimentarse.	more information about how to eat healthy	HEf
147	Emergency preparedness	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserving and caring for our open spaces, parks, and preserves with quality land management practices which keep the land healthy + safe: reduce fuel loads in wild areas, allow careful planned burns.		Lp	N	fire
148	Emergency preparedness	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Conservar la naturuleza y respetar el habitat de los animales.	conserve nature and respect animal habitat	Lp	N
149	Emergency preparedness	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preservation of trees- even residential trees being respected by neighbors.		N
150	Emergency preparedness	public	most important to you	Being eco-friendly.		Na
151	Emergency preparedness	public	most important to you	Better parks for our kids.		parks
152	Emergency preparedness	public	most important to you	For iour children +families we need a swimming pool.		R
153	Emergency preparedness	public	transportation	Suppling people with free bike helmets for all students.		Wb
154	Emergency preparedness	public	our children and youth	It is important that all children are familiar with the outside.		Ye
155	Emergency preparedness	public	our children and youth	Enhancing literacy, and mentorship/ jobtraining opportunities for teens + young adults.		Yj	Yed
156	Emergency preparedness	public	most important to you	Mis hyos escuela.	my children's school	Ys
157	Emergency preparedness	public	our children and youth	To learn how to manage the use of technology.		Ys
158	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Diversify low + middle income housing. Less tourism? More EVs= less pollution.		Ha	V-	Te	Np
159	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Have more jobs here so people don't have to travel- share wealth better so people don't need to live far away.		Hv	rich	CLg
160	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Housing near jobs.		Hv
161	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Redirect hwy 12 and have Broadway be a walking area maybe from McArthur.		L	W
162	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Remote parking, local shuttles (free?), bike lanes, Hwy 37- rebuilt without being a toll road.		Tc	Tp	Wb
163	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Require zero emisssion vehicles. bike corridors. safe, convenient public transportation. free??		Te	Wb	Tp
164	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Close off the plaza on 3 sides to pedestrian - only traffic. Reroute hwy 12 from Glen Ellen.		T	T
165	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Close off a/some streets from cars (on the plaza?) Have remote parking lot with shuttle to square. Bike lanes (color coded)		T	Tp	Wb
166	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Smaller buses, more frequent runs, more routes. Encourage pleasant walking spaces.		Tp	W
167	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Mass transit that works. Fast, cheap, frequent, comfortable.		Tp
168	Environment	interest-based	transportation	We need more public transportation.		tp
169	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Small scale transit.		Tp
170	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Rickshaws for tourists and older people.		Ts
171	Environment	interest-based	transportation	Safer bike routes, less space on roads for cars + more for people.		Wb	L
172	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Limit vineyard development + tourism. Better vineyard management re: human health (pesticides, water quality) + wildlife impacts-connectivity.		Ad	V-	Ag
173	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Some other food crops, that use little water.		Ad
174	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A divergance of crops. Our local small farmers are wholesome(?). Filling the ag area with grapes is not sustainable.		Ad
175	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	We need more diverse agriculture -fewer grapes, more food.		Ad
176	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Retaining an inclusive + caring atmosphere for everyone. It is in danger of beign lost, in my estimation.		Cu
177	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	-Learn/teach one another to acknowledge our privilege and respect intersectional perspectives.		Cd
178	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Can they afford to live here?		CLg
179	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	A liveable wage for all local jobs.		CLl
180	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Education about openess towards others than sticking with old ideas. Learning about other cultures and also conditions where different people come from.		Cr
181	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	A consideration for everyone!		Cr
182	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	That it be inclusive + not exclusive.		Cr
183	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	The cohesion that such a community would create.		Cu
184	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Balance- healthy land supports clean air, water, food, recreation, tourism- mix of economic drivers.		Ed	N
185	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Economy overly dependent on any one secotr; or diverse, resilient.		Ed
186	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Educated and connected population- inclusive opportunities to train workers in varius industries.		Educ	C	Ed
187	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Education in the drive for more opportunity.		Educ
188	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Decarbonize the economy.		EM
189	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	How it relates to climate change.		EM
190	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Decarbonize the economy.		EM
191	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	I would like to see Sonoma having at least 50% renewable energy sources by 2025.		EM
192	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Have an ag employment that could feed people regionally at low GHG transportation imports- the wine combine could just share benefits more equitably.		Fl	EM	Ad
193	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More local food production limits on tourist development.		Fl	V-
194	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Adequate funding for all organizations + govt. departments focused on these consituents.		help
195	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	"City" of Sonoma needs to act like a city... not abdicate its role to anchor the Valley's growth.		G
196	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Tax home sales + second homes/vacation properties with funds going to affordable housing. Denser infill + less sprawl.		Ha	Li	Lp
197	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Affordable housing		Ha
198	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	That housing be prices so people making a scale around the AMI can afford to rent or buy + new housing stock		Ha
199	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Put a freeze on all spec house building until we have built a sizeable number of affordable units		Ha
200	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Careful attention to planning new buildings... An attention to beautiful human spaces for all incomes. We have to realize that the population is (will) continue to grow.		Hc	Ha
201	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Diverese stock of housing inc. low + middle income.		Hc	Ha
202	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Diversity of housing types - size - cost - density		Hc	Hd	Ha
203	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Diversity of housing types, sizes - jobs that pay enough so people can live here - access, help to obtain housing.		Hc	Hj	Ha
204	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Smaller houses infill more locally trained construction workers, use of more ecologically sound materials, open space in vicinity.		Hc	Oa
205	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Diversity and attention to attractive buildings and spaces.		Hc
206	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	-Develop consensus around increased density in 1)urban core 2)tourist-hubs - acknowledge that job growth necessities housing growth (job creators need to build or partner with housing developers)		Hd	Hj
207	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Healthcare, education, the arts, a center for thoughtful development, broader range of agriculture, higher pay for workers.		HE	Educ	AC	Ad
208	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Safe environment, healthy and enough food, healthcare, love, friendships, networks.		HE	HEf	HEa	C
209	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Environment healthy air, healthy people = availability of healthy food for all. protect the clean water.		HE	HEf	Nw
210	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Physical health, metnal health, strong community support networks. connections.		HE	HEm	C
211	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Healthy environment for people + wildlife - climate friendly - creative about solving problems.		HE	N	EM	Com
212	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Grass roots, bottom up effort to get community to pursue a healthy life. Walking so it is encourged by all		HEe	HEw
213	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Free health education.		HEe
214	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Healthy environment - clean water, air, beauty - healthy food - healthy hearts and minds.		HEenv	Nw	HEf	HEm
215	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Promote "you are what you eat" philosophy- particularly healthy, local, organic nutrient dense food with lowest environmental impacts (ex. less beef)- subisdies for fresh produce		HEf	Fl	Fa
216	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Community health clinics, single payer health care, encourage walking and healthy eating.		HEh	HEa	W	HEf
217	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Opportunities for all to contribute to the wellfare of the community.		help
218	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Eliminate round-up & clinical pesticides.		Np-
219	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Universal health care. More available resources- affordable healthy food. Non-judgemental dietary + exercize info. Low cost dental + eyecare.		HEa	Fa	HEe
220	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Equitable access to health care + reasonably priced food.		HEa	Fa
221	Environment	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Broad access to health care services. 'Universal' coverage of some kind.		HEa
222	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Less reliance (dependence) on people who don't live here for our economic well-being (survival). + more local food + less local drugs		Hj	Fl	DR
223	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Limit # of weekenders + out of towners. Too many homes are essentially unoccupied		Hv
224	Environment	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More jobs providing the basic necessities - food + energy production. Incentives for quality jobs/businesses or sustainable philosophy to relocate to Sonoma.		J	F	EM	E
225	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Maintaining or strengthening the mix of urban delights and natural areas.		L
226	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Connected open spaces, managed for maximum biodiversity.		Lo	Nw
227	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Keep the open precious space we have built up and have a communal park attached. Build up & dense, with attached open space/park.		Lp	Hd	Oa
228	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Protect the land- reduce human impacts- work towards respectful interaction b/w people and landscape.		Lp	N
229	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Limit land development outside city & urban areas, limits to ability to clear forests, pump watert, etc. Have existing vineyards install wildlife passage zones & habitat (not fence to fence vineyard)		Lp	N
230	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Limit development in open spaces. Maintain & restore wildlife connectivity- promote management that is wildlife friendly.		Lp	Nw
231	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Protection of riparian corridors, survival of room to room, balanced open spaces once damaged be recovered.		Lp	Nw
232	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	It has to be protected, accessible & sustainable- that would make me feel a good sense of quality.		Lp	Oa	Su
233	Environment	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Healthy range of natural habitats with robust plant and animal communities. Healthy hydrolic regime both abovre and below ground.		Na	Nwi	Nw
234	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Ensuring that the endangered + fragile natural environment stabilizes in terms of loss + evem recoups historic health.		Na
235	Environment	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Access to open space from any housing area		Oa
236	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Level playing field -housing policies & liveable minimum wage, satisfy baseline so all can at least be able to participate.		Q	Ha	CL
237	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Excellent educational opportunities for all residents.		Q
238	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Upstream investment in education & opportunities to buy starter living situation or rentals + work - doesn't have to be based on quantity interpretation of success.		Q
239	Environment	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Safety, security for all - belonging and sense of community - equal opportunities.		S	Cu	Q
240	Environment	interest-based	most important to you	Consider first the residents needs in front of tourist dollars & profits. Balance business with residents quality of living.		Vl	Eb
241	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	To be treated as individuals, for starters. More funding for teachers and classrooms. Addressing family stresses- income, health, housing.		Y	Jt	Yf
242	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Ed. opportunities that both lead to economic opportunities and support good citizenship.		Ya	Yv
243	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	More mentors and professionals visiting schools. Have an affordable advanced career or reskilling center to teach youth (&others) the basics of a career/profession + how to get there.		Ya
244	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Exposure to multiple realities, experiences, opportunities, approaches to life. And obtaining the skills to utilize the opportunities and to recover + persist after failure.		Yed	Yv
245	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Education is most important. Environmental and humanitarian first. Technical etc- second. depending on what makes a person happy while earning a living.		Ys	Ye
246	Environment	interest-based	our children and youth	Challenge + excitement in school studies. Curiosity, asking questions.		Ys	Yv
247	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Everything but.. where do I start. ( can't read the rest of it) m furlong		?
248	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Education representation to pleasure.		?
249	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Education representation to pleasure.		?
250	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Are we asking the right questions?		?
251	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	m FURLONG		?
252	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Creativity is encouraged. Visitors become more actively involved.		AC	V
253	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Arts + creativity uncouraged.		AC
254	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Increase venues for voicing opinions.		Com
255	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	That all in the diverse communtiy are respected + have a voice.		Cd	Cr
256	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	That it remain Diverse and offer options for housing, health + work for all, in the community		Cd	H	Hj
257	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	Diversity in community & schools.		Cd	Ys
258	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Encourage a good neighbor code that respects many ways of living.		Cd
259	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	I worry about so many people being "priced out" & the valley becoming even more owned by "part time" weekenders who don't become a full part of the community.		CLg	Hv
260	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Youth can't afford to live here but of course promote activities that focus on young.		CLg	Yed
261	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Affordability. Diversity.		CLl	Cd
262	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Offering a true living wage in all sectors.		CLl
263	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Sky-rocketing real estate prices, groceries, rents destroys any "fair opporunities for all"		CLr	Fa	Q
264	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Not gouging people & having a venue to turn people in.		CLr	G
265	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	All work together. Focal point. Tolerance - m. furlong illegible		Cu	Cr
266	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A middle class.		E
267	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	I believe this has become too important. (tourism, wine tasting) and limits our community from becoming diverse. limit # of wine tasting options + seek more diversity + limit tourism.		Ed	V-
268	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Promote other businesses and crops		Ed
269	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Age wasn't mentioned. Huge issue for diversafication.		elders
270	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Available, affordable food choices that contain nutrition.		Fa	HEf
271	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	All good but + artisan food +arts +culture +small businesses		Fl	AC	Ed
272	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	A funding mechanism to help people access mental health support.		HEm	HEa
273	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Sonoma Valley become a district with in Sonoma County.		G
274	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	2 acre rule! Tax vacant lots, build gov. (?). all a small cottage and less than 1 acres!!(?) m furlong		H+	Ha
275	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Require low cost housing at same rate as higher cost housing.		Ha
276	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Higher taxes if second home.		H
277	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Increasing commercial residential building. Out of control population growth. Only the rich can afford to live here in "their retirement/vacation rental homes."		H+	N	rich
278	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Realizing that some will spend "a time? here and move on		H
279	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	We need to find a way to provide more affordable housing.. so that people who grow up here can afford to stay here. We need people to actually live here to have the needed volunteers to support schools, fire dept, parks + other community organizations.		Ha	Hj
280	Glen Ellen Forum	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Lack of affordable housing! Vacation rentals have bought up all affordable housing + no young families can afford to move here... diversity is diminishing as vacation rentals away from our sense of community, they do not volunteer in our fire departments, hospitals, animal shelters, schools etc.		Ha	Hv	CLg	C
281	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	Pleasant, affordable housing.		Hc	Ha
282	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Support tiny home community or smaller homes in general.		Hc
283	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Smaller homes		Hc
284	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Attempting to pressure existing foorprint of towns but increase density.		Hd	L
285	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Good health! Education (our young children are over "vaccined" much to the joy of + profit of the drug companies, who really don't care about our childrens health, only about profits).		HE
286	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Affordable health care!		HEa
287	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Better lifestyle education. ability to eat healthy from the bounty here already. clinics and affordable care.		HEe	HEf	Fl	HEa
288	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Awareness of the problems.		HEe
289	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Quality years of life to nutrition, health education, medicare for all.		HEf	HEe	HEa
290	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Emergency medical facility. @ SDC?		HEh	SDC
291	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	BHS health clinic		HEh
292	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Encourage outdoor activities, smart eating.		HEw	HEf
293	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Jobs & affordable housing so that workers can live here.. not commute from Vallejo etc.		Hj	Ha
294	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Critically important that people be able to work and live in the same community. Affordable housing is critical.		Hj	Ha
295	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Jobs & affordable housing to support the community.		Hj
296	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Owner occupied- transportation links to world.		Hv	T
297	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	We have a relatively high percentage of homes in the Valley that are 2nd (vacation) homes. This ties up available housing, no children to attend schools, and vacation home owners do not participate in the development of the community.		Hv
298	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	No more vacation rentals, whether short term or 30 days.		Hv
299	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	No more vacation rentals, whether short term or 30 days.		Hv
300	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Encourage existing housing stock to be used for full time residents.		Hv
301	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Internships for immigrants especially teens.		J
302	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A tourism sector populator by our residents.		J
303	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Jobs, affordable housing.		J+	Ha
304	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	That open space remains for all. Cluster residences so that open space is not so cut- up.		Lp	Hd
305	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve parks, protect open space. protect & preserve wild life.		Lp	Nw
306	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve parks, protect open space. protect & preserve wild life.		Lp	Nw
307	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintain what we have.		Lp
308	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintain what we have.		Lp
309	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	Keeping small town rural character. Do NOT cater to tourists, bicyclists, tolerate them, yes. cater, no.		Lr	Vl
310	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Managing pollution whether trash itself or eyesore pollution. Pride of neighborhood.		Np
311	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Water resources		Nw
312	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Water resources		Nw
313	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Water resources		Nw
314	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Social justice for all.		Q
315	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Social justice for all.		Q
316	Glen Ellen Forum	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Vertical equity. Justice for a cohort "below'		Q
317	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Safe place to play and explore for kids.		S	Y
318	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Safety. Vocational training. Jobs/internships.		S	Ya	J
319	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Add safety.		S
320	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	-SDC wildlife corridor - small town character - rural - traffic control		SDC	Lr	Tc
321	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Balance! Sustainiblity!		Su
322	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Something that ensures speed limits are enforced.		T
323	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Since we are so rural, this is a difficult challenege- good luck!		T
324	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Warm springs road traffic! not sure how to resolve.		Tc
325	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Electrical parking bays.		Te
326	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	All towns designed for housing for people not vehicles!		W	Hc
327	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Smart train station. HWY 12 tolls "erp" singapore. more public transport in general.		Tp	T
328	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Free transport for folks in wheel chairs.		Tp
329	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	More public transportation and trains.		Tp
330	Glen Ellen Forum	public	housing availability and affordability	Real estate developers have ruined many small towns. (I don't even recognize 3 small Bay Area towns anymore).		U
331	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Stop focusing on tourism + big chain businesses.		V-	E
332	Glen Ellen Forum	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Businesses that cater to residents, not tourists.		Vl
333	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	bike lanes. affordable housing & jobs to minimize commutes.		Wb	Ha	Hv
334	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Free bicycles. walking paths.		Wb	W
335	Glen Ellen Forum	public	transportation	Promote bicycling		Wb
336	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	The chance to feel like they want to & could live here as adults. "affordability"		Y	Ha
337	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	That our children & youth be in be involved in decisions that effect their lives here.		Y
338	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	"Trade school" opportunities for our youth. We will be needing mechanics, builders, care-givers. Make these respected choices for our youth.		Ya
339	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Opportunities to mentor kids in different trades + experiences.		Yed	Yj
340	Glen Ellen Forum	public	most important to you	Education equality		Ys	Qe
341	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	A good education. Internet (?) access. Good food. Safe (?). Courses/classes outside of school.		Ys	Y	HEf
342	Glen Ellen Forum	public	our children and youth	Learning about respect and being respected.		Yv
343	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Open dialogue.		Com
344	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	Hearing the voice of those that can't show up.		Q
345	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	Maintain a diverse community.		Cd
346	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Knowing they will be able to live here after school- affordability.		CLg	CL
347	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Rent control or subsidies or higher wages.		CLl	Ha
348	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	One where people can make a decent wage.		CLl
349	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Control de renta.	rent control	CLr
350	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Locally owned businesses.		E
351	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Diverse, local businesses. There are too many vineyards using too much water. Too many tasting rooms on the plaza.		Ed	El	A	V-
352	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Industry beyond wine and tourism.		Ed
353	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Education and dialogue.		Educ	Com
354	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Education!		Educ
355	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Educate population.		Educ
356	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	Education.		Educ
357	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Tax empty houses and second homes.		H
358	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Housing in town- less cars. Elec autos + home hook ups.		Li	Te
359	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	No more funds for housing- redev. $ gone!		H+
360	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	More housing so that people live here without driving in.		H+
361	Health roundtable	interest-based	N/A	affordable housing is critical for all the sectors of the community. Have to put private property rights in the right perspective against community needs, for example extravagant houses with swimming pools while we can’t house regular people.		Ha	rich
362	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	Inclusive- prevent gentrification.		Ha
363	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Allow innovate housing development, via granny units, tiny houses.		Hc	Hd
364	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Accessible not asequible.		Hc
365	Health roundtable	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Rent control- tiny houses, 2nd units.		Hc
366	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	Que la comunidad sea mas sana en todos los aspectos.	That the community is healthier in all aspects	HE
367	Health Roundtable	interest-based	most important to you	I will want to see in the future less fast food and more healthy food places!		HEf
368	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	-Social -Emotional -Resilience		HEm
369	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Crackdown on VRBO, Air B&B etc.		Hv
370	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Infill, smart, developments.		L
371	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintain/Strengthen greenbelt/community separators.		Lp	Lo
372	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Open spaces- not allowing building everywhere. Population increasing dramatically, if there is no open space, we'll suffocate.		Lp
373	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Wildlife + Animals- too much roadkill of animals trying to survive. Build culverts and overpasses for wildlife. Keep wild, open habitats.		Nwi	Lp
374	Health roundtable	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Access to trails/ open space.		Oa
375	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	That it is accessible.		Q
376	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Equitable access.		Q
377	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Educacion con respeto a todos a la par de la calidado.	Education with respect for everyone with regard to quality.	Qe
378	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Safety.		S
379	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	I think schools should focus more on bullying, not just let it go. They need to step up and focus more!		S
380	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Electric transportation- electric stations.		Te
381	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Mas seruicio de bus y promover mas el uso de las bicicletas.	more bus service and promote the use of bicycles	Tp	Wb
382	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	More routes and times.		Tp
383	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	More consistent buses from agua caliente to square.		Tp
384	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Self-driving mini buses!		Tp
385	Health Roundtable	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Mas informacion general de los lugares turisticos para todos.	more general information on tourist places for everyone	V
386	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Better pathway/bikeway system.		W
387	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Free bike loan system.		Wb	G
388	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	Major bicycle lanes, change infrastructure.		Wb
389	Health Roundtable	interest-based	transportation	More bike lanes.		Wb
390	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Opportunity to look at varuis career opportunity.		Ya
391	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Lots of opportunities for non-college bound youth to grow/excel.		Ya
392	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Inspiration to further education and into college.		Yed
393	Health roundtable	interest-based	our children and youth	Opportunity to live, work and succeed here.		Yj	CLg
394	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	A community that has connectedness and acceptance of all.		C	Cr
395	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Respect.		Cr
396	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Affordable, healthy food.		Fa	HEf
397	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Support for small farms that feed local community.		Fl
398	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Mas informacion de una comida saludable, que sea siempre.	more information on healthy food, that is always true	HEf
399	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Healthy food choices (i.e. less fast food places).		HEf
400	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Healthy food access.		HEf
401	Health Roundtable	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Outdoor community activities and groups.		HEw
402	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Lack of strategic mindset towards the future of the valley.		?
403	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More public art.		AC
404	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Too much monoculture! More organic farming, less sprays, less water usgage.		Ad	Ag
405	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More diverse agriculture- orchards, gardens, farms.		Ad
406	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A more diversified agriculture.		Ad
407	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Full cycle agricultural analysis.		Ag
408	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Community based health + wellbeing initiatives.		HE
409	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Not enough people having these conversations.		Com
410	Kenwood	public	most important to you	People caring for each other + that we are a community.		help	Cu
411	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	There need to be places where all of these groups see each other/gather rather than separate more common spaces.		Ce
412	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Promoting different types of diversity- in jobs, schools, socially, through entertainment *in agriculture- being welcoming.		Cd	Ed	Ad	AC
413	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Highlight/ on count crossover of all walks of life lin public.		Cd
414	Kenwood	public	most important to you	That I can remain a part of it.		CLg
415	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Institute rent control.		CLr
416	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	We all belong here and we need everyone on every level. We should respect all races, status etc. and all work together to lift us all up.		Cu	Cr
417	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Lack of unity, a sense that Kenwood doesn't matter to Glen Ellen, that doesn't matter to Sonoma- we are all in it together.		Cu
418	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	An economy where tourism, grapes + wine are kept in moderation allowing other agriculture to return + maintain.		Ed	Ad
419	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	"It all turns on affection" but also quantify economic value where practical.		C	E
420	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Choices- access to higher ed. as well as career pathways.		Educ	Ya
421	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Support while being educated. Organizational info for all. Expose them to many educational subjects.		Educ	Ys
422	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Diversity of economic opportunities - many types of businesses.		Educ
423	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Affordable education.		Educ
424	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Affordable education.		Educ
425	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Biodiversity programs.		Educ
426	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Support local businesses.		El
427	Kenwood	public	most important to you	GHG emissions + increased traffic.		EM	Tc
428	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Organic food. something that can bring us together. path to get out of our cars.		F	Cu	W
429	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Local organic food.		Fl	F
430	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Growing more local organic food.		Fl
431	Kenwood	Public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Growing more local organic food.		Fl
432	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Careful permit/loaning practices + more input from Kenwood residents.		H
433	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Other ways to fund the county services than high real estate prices.		G
434	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Low cost housing issues- who can afford to live here? ie families.		Ha
435	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Having young families able to buy and stay.		Ha
436	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Encourage a good neighborhood code that respects many ways of living.		Hc
437	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Allow people to build granny units and other small homes but perhaps "require" them to be solar- or otherwise low enegery users.		Hd	Hc
438	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	More diverse housing options locally - granny units - high density shared community		Hd	Hc
439	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Housing that is not single family large-lots, but also not high-rise density. Mixed use development.		Hd
440	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Health + safety: clean water. focus on organic agriculture. environmental toxins reduced and/or eliminated and/or forbidden.		HE	Nw	Ad
441	Kenwood	public	most important to you	People are healthy, happy + thriving- safe in our community.		HE	S
442	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Health traffic rural charters		HE	Tc	Lr
443	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Concerns about SG cell towers coming into our communities which are a health hazard and is unfair to any and every one because it will inhibit healthy development and inhabit progress/success.		HE5G
444	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	That they are not adversely affected by environmental toxins. *specifcally 5g cell phone tower radiation		HE5g
445	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Advertisement so people know what services are available.		HEe
446	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Community health progams.		HEh
447	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Perhaps we need more local access to + more local health facilities.		HEh
448	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Perhaps we need more local access to + more local health facilities.		HEh
449	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Less pesticides, fungicides, traffic		Np-	Tc
450	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Following up on Vineyard spray practices.		Np-
451	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Support a county wide ban on glyphesate pesticides.		Np-
452	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Less spraying.		Np-
453	Kenwood	public	most important to you	People living in the community in which they work/attend school.		Hj	Educ
454	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Live where we work- jobs + affordable housing.		Hj	Ha
455	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	If they work here they should be able to afford to live here.		Hj
456	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	A lot of the traffic is commuters, who don't live locally because they can't afford local housing +/or it's unavailable.		Hj
457	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Local lifecycle -live - work - play -source food locally.		Hv	El	Fl
458	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Less second homes and non-owner occupied vacation rentals		Hv
459	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Less second homes and non-owner occupied vacation rentals		Hv
460	Kenwood	public	housing availability and affordability	Open up all granny units (legal or no) + work to make them available to all - not just air b+bs, etc		Hv
461	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Local employment opps.		J
462	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Flexible working conditions i.e. work from home		J
463	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Local employment.		J
464	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More local employment.		J
465	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	No sewer system for Kenwood.		L
466	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Managing the balance between urbanisation + rural/wildlife.		L
467	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	I believe we must keep it. Stop commercial enterprises.		Lo	E-
468	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Rural character wide open spaces beautiful wild life... the natural environment is harmed by invasive technology that causes health problems in people + wild life- important to restrict toxic technology.		Lr	Nw	HE
469	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Respect the rural less traffic. Less monoculture - sprays - empty tourism - less water waste.		Lr	Tc	Ad	Nw
470	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Maintaining the rural character of the valley.		Lr
471	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	More biodiversity.		N
472	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Leaving the land in a better conditions than we found it!		N
473	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Natural environment should be #1 concern in our rural environment- honor the land + wild animals- be respectful!		Na	Lp	Nwi
474	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Birds, water, trees, peace + quiet.		Na	Nwi
475	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Protecting our flora fauna.		Na	Nwi
476	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Pollution reduction in as many ways as possible- more trees, flowers etc.. restrict 5g radiation from neighborhoods.		Np	HE5G
477	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintaining biodiversity, supporting our parks + preserved green areas. Manage permits of green belts.		Nw	Lo	parks
478	Kenwood	public	most important to you	Water- protecting our basins.		Nw
479	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Protecting and maintaining water sources and habitats (Laguna de Santa Rosa etc).		Nw
480	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Water enough in the creek for fish and people more wetland habitat.		Nw
481	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Clean waterways.		Nw
482	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Losing water from the russian river and aquifer water, creek habitat water becoming scarce.		Nw
483	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Water.		Nw
484	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Fair opportunities for all.		Q
485	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Be sure there are equal opportunities for all to have input as to what they want + need.		Q
486	Kenwood	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Make it inclusive for everybody.		Q
487	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	A high quality education for ALL is probably the most important question to a more sustainable community for everyone.		Qe
488	Kenwood	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	The creek and the lakes at SDC.		SDC	Nw
489	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Traffic, tourism, monoculture, poisons/sprays, traffic, roads.		Tc	V	Ag	Np
490	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Traffic and tourism.		Tc	V
491	Kenwood	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Overhwelming traffic.		Tc
492	Kenwood	public	transportation	More public transportation.		Tp
493	Kenwood	public	transportation	Have a clean engine mini bus service.		Tp
494	Kenwood	public	transportation	Improved public transportation.		Tp
495	Kenwood	public	transportation	Encourage car pools, maybe establish a reward system for car pooling.		Ts
496	Kenwood	public	transportation	Neighborhood ride share.		Ts
497	Kenwood	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Limit tourism.		V-
498	Kenwood	public	transportation	Walkable towns- a gorcery, hardware, coffee, bookstore, that people can walk to. Useful retail, not just high-end crafts.		W	Ed
499	Kenwood	public	transportation	Walking paths- parking lots away from hwy 12. mid-turning lane like the Springs on hwy 12		W	L	T
500	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Walkable cities- where you can walk or bike to the grocery store or library or restaurants.		W
501	Kenwood	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Community infastructure that encourages walking + cycling.		W
502	Kenwood	public	transportation	Footpaths		W
503	Kenwood	public	transportation	More bike lanes, bike paths, smart vans.		Wb	Tp
504	Kenwood	public	transportation	Love the bike path from agua caliente to melita rd- trains? buses helping.		Wb	Tp
505	Kenwood	public	transportation	Cycleways		Wb
506	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Trust in us to be taking care of their future.		Y
507	Kenwood	public	most important to you	That young families + those with children can afford to live here (full time). Without children in our schools, the community suffers!		Y	Ha
508	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Open up people's local work places/ homes where the kids can come + learn- gardening bees reducing waste.		Ya
509	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Having choices.		Ya
510	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Places to be in nature.		Ye
511	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Learning how to continue learning- mindset.		Yed
512	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	To learn what and how they can get the education they want.		Yed
513	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Education options provided locally.		Yed
514	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Education. Tradeschools. Apprenticeships. Mentors		Ys	Ya
515	Kenwood	public	our children and youth	Good schools.		Ys
516	Kenwood	public	transportation	More bike lanes, bike paths, smart vans.		Wb	Tp
517	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	regarding the fires- wildfires are a natural and needed process for our natural spaces but unfortunately have negative effects on people. We need to learn to harness controlled burns as a proactive firefighting methodology- fighting the wildfire before it starts.		fire
518	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	instead of suffering these poor people need money for good medicine		HEa
519	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Community health "clinics" or information events where people can get simple procedures (like blood pressure) taken and explained with everyday solutions to improve their health.		HEh	HEe
520	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	That we don't put so many chemicals on the grapevines or in other planting places so that the environment can be more healthy.		Np
521	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	the idea that water guzzling lawns are a part of the "California Lifestyle" needs to be squashed.		Nw
522	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	My concerns are that if we keep leaving trash around Sonoma it could contaminate our rivers. And that way our waters won't stay clean		Nw
523	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	what's most important is that our community stays clean		Nw
524	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	transportation	ride sharing, affordable housing so people can live closer to where they work and have the option to bike or walk to work.		Ts	Ha	Hv	W
525	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	transportation	we can use things to travel to places such as: bikes, our feet, scooter, ect.		W
526	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our children and youth	ways to get training for good jobs		Ya
527	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our children and youth	Support to continue their studies and become good people. It's important that we help them with education programs.		Yed	Yv
528	La Luz Celebration of Summer	public	our children and youth	Parents to support and be courageous to our children be a tutor no matter what it takes.		Yf
529	La Luz Center float painting event	public	most important to you	That it maintains a diverse community.		Cd
530	La Luz Center float painting event	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Something that everyone that lives in Sonoma can afford.		CL
531	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Being open and accepting of everyone.		Cr
532	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	People that don't drink beer or any drugs.		DR
533	La Luz Center float painting event	public	housing availability and affordability	Letting housing organizations build in Sonoma Valley- making owners of apartments or houses take section 8 more acceptable.		Ha
534	La Luz Center float painting event	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Housing- availability- affordable. rents are high.		H+	Ha
535	La Luz Center float painting event	public	housing availability and affordability	They should build for low income becuase it is really expensive in Sonoma County.		Ha
536	La Luz Center float painting event	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Housing- rent is becoming less affordable.		Ha
537	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Better health options from clinics and health insurance affordability.		HE	HEa
538	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More affordable exercise classes/ community parks/swimming pool.		HEa	R
539	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	To see people helping and having them be happy and more access to health services!		help	HEm	HEa
540	La Luz Center float painting event	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Jobs pay according to cost of living. Rents.		Hj
541	La Luz Center float painting event	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Park, open space are nice, but being open to other modern options is important too.		L
542	La Luz Center float painting event	public	most important to you	Equality - immigration- affordable housing.		Q	Cr	Ha
543	La Luz Center float painting event	public	our children and youth	That they have a safe community.		S
544	La Luz Center float painting event	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Less wine tasting places and more activities for the youth to enjoy.		V-	Y
545	La Luz Center float painting event	public	housing availability and affordability	Prioritize people that all ready live in Sonoma.		Vl
546	La Luz Center float painting event	public	transportation	There should be sidewalks in Boyes Hot Springs in the neighborhood becuase it's not safe to walk on the road when there are cars passing.		W
547	La Luz Center float painting event	public	transportation	Having bike stations.		Wb
548	La Luz Center float painting event	public	most important to you	The future generations have access to schools technology and food to better the being of everyone!		Y	HEf	M	Q
549	La Luz Center float painting event	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More places teens and kids can enjoy and less tasting rooms and adult activities.		Y	V-	DR
550	La Luz Center float painting event	public	our children and youth	Being able to go to school -- values.		Ys	Yv
551	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	most important to you	Que haya mas convivencia de parte de la gente	That there is a greater sense of coexistence [getting along?] among people	Cr
552	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Rent control affordable housing funds, more affordable housing/mixed use development and convenings of landlords to ask for their help in keeping Sonoma affordable		CLr	Ha	Hc
553	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Que hayan mas vivienda de bajo ingreso ultimamente las propietario suben la renta cuando quieren	That there will be lower cost living places ultimately. Owners raise the price when they want.	CLr
554	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Que haya control de renta y que haya asesibilidad	That there should be rent control and accessibility	CLr
555	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Respect and big ideas, business incubator?		Cr	E
556	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Clear signs/statements of inclusivity in the community (store fronts, lamp posts, banners, ect.)		Cr
557	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Small manufacturer opportunies. Exporting goods to the larger U.S. economy		Ed	E
558	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Educar a la comunidad. No ver gente low, middle, we are all Sonoma Valley.	Educate the community. Not see people as low, middle. We are all Sonoma Valley	Educ	Cr	Cu
559	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Teach us more about resources and programs		Educ	help
560	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our children and youth	Bilingual immersion and culture programs, counseling, coordination between youth serving organizaitons		Educ	HEm	Coo
561	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Teach us more and have more foundation about that		Educ
562	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Representation and outreach. Participation and Engagement.		?
563	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	It is a problem driven by our proximity to SF. Little can be done.		H
564	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Yo pienso que hacen falta mas viviendas mas accescibles para las familias de bajos recursos	I think you need more living places that are accessible to families with less resources	Ha	CLr
565	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our children and youth	Salud, personal, y que vean por todos	Individual health that is seen for all	HE	HE
566	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	La salud y el ambiente son muy imporante	Health and the environment are very important	HE	HEenv
567	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	A gradesco a la Luz por ayudarnos con lo necesario para nuestros hijas cuando lo necesitamos	I appreciate la Luz for helping us with what is necessary for our children when we need it	help	Y
568	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	La comunidad pa' tener su servicio	For the community to have its service (?)	help
569	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	most important to you	Help more the low income people. we are part of the economy.		help
570	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Development (Housing, jobs, nightlife) that highlights the natural environment and doesn't pave over it.		L	Lp
571	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	most important to you	Cultural/environmental preservation and equitable representation at city/valley level		Lp	G
572	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	No development on the hillsides. Keeping agricultural land on the valley floor.		Lp	L
573	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Me gustara que no costrulleran tanto	I would like it if they didn't construct so much	Lr
574	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Ecoluneal diversity restoration of indigenous plants/landscpaes, city policies enforcing this, and outdoor education programs		N	Educ
575	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Tene un dia a la semana para limpiar Sonoma	Have a day of the week to clean Sonoma	Np
576	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Aunque aveces es el trafico es horrible creo que el turismo es gran impacto para el valle	Even though sometimes its the traffic that's horrible I believe that tourism has the biggest impact on the valley.	V
577	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	People feeling safe/walking on streets/sidewalks, cohesive but unique landmarks/designs for the city and Springs area, folks from underserved backgrounds in more leadership and management positions.		W	U	?
578	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	transportation	More bike lanes, more shuttles to high traffic areas and parking agreements with businesses. Subsidized bus passes. Valley wide carpool/ride share effort.		Wb	Tp	Tc	Ts
579	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	transportation	More bicicles probar mas el ? en Sonoma	More bicycles, try out ? in Sonoma	Wb
580	La Luz Fire Anniversary	interest-based	our children and youth	For them to feel like nothing can get in their way to success!		Y
581	Parks	interest-based	N/A	engage newer, high-net-worth residents in community issues, overcome that separation		C	rich
582	Parks	interest-based	N/A	[would like to see use of] prescribed fire		fire
583	Parks	interest-based	N/A	rural character of Sonoma Valley is seen as part of what makes healthy happy people. The healthier the land, the healthier the people. The healthier the people, the healthier the land. This is sustainability.		Lr	HEenv
584	Parks	interest-based	N/A	wildlife permeable fencing, a big need in Sonoma Valley. We would like to see our parks inhabited by wild creatures and the only way that can happen is if they can cross through the private landscape to get there.		N
585	Parks	interest-based	N/A	engage all the community, including Latino community in our collective treasure, the parks		parks	Cu
586	Parks	interest-based	N/A	increase size of existing parks and park complexes		parks	Lo
587	Parks	interest-based	N/A	connect parks to each other for people and nonhumans		parks	Lo
588	Parks	interest-based	N/A	park complexes that provide all types of experiences, so different kinds of people touch other kinds of experiences		parks	R
589	Parks	interest-based	N/A	people feel more connected to their parks		parks
590	Parks	interest-based	N/A	trails: bike, ped, multi-use. big part of our vision		W	T
591	Parks	interest-based	N/A	trails connecting to the Bay, to the Ridge Trail, to Santa Rosa, from Sugarloaf to Jack London.		W	T
592	Parks	interest-based	N/A	[more trails for recreation, health and transportation] it's a relatively flat valley... incredible weather... year round usability		W	T
593	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Support our farmers.		A
594	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More public art. And for Sonoma to become known as a chemical and radiation free zone. A true "green" city.		AC	N
595	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	-Factions not coming together. -Increased alienation.		Cu
596	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	People not working together to get things done. People in their own silos unwilling to compromise.		Cu
597	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Encourage more creative knowledge base. Some is happening now with snack foods + specialty foods.		E
598	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A balance between these "engines" and other businesses in the Valley.		Ed
599	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Climate change.		EM
600	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More local food production less wine.		Fl	Ed
601	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Nothing gets done, simple projects, mostly approved, are stiffled by appeals. For example, Hotel on W. Spain, Broadway/ McArthur resident project.		Li
602	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Currently, the 5G celltower residential applications for Sonoma and glyphosate a.k.a "round up"		HE5G	Np
603	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Currently, the 5G celltower residential applications for Sonoma and glyphosate a.k.a "round up"		HE5G	Np
604	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Save birth place + skilled nursing hospital.		HEh
605	Sonoma	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More free communtiy gardens.		L
606	Sonoma	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Socio- econmic divide.		Q
607	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	More interactive projects for young families and all ages of children to do in town.		AC
608	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Diverse community with all walks of life. Enough resources to succeed and stat here!		Cd	Q
609	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Coming together to problem solve in a timely manner.		Cu
610	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Coming together to problem solve in a timely manner.		Cu
611	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	More free programs/classes or low cost		Educ	CL
612	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Quality education with opportunity for all - inclusiveness as the basis for decision making in every area		Educ	Q
613	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Revolution!		G
614	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Shared housing with seniors who have a home + could use help as they age		H	elders
615	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Create a Housing Fund/ City collaboration for Sonoma Valley - prioritize subsidized housing - priority to existing Sonoma workforce		H+	Ha
616	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Create a Housing Fund/ City collaboration for Sonoma Valley - prioritize subsidized housing - priority to existing Sonoma workforce		H+	Ha
617	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Housing, children, safety.		H+	Y	S
618	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Housing		H+
619	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Housing opportunities for the full range of people in the Valley. Now- low and middle income families do not have this.		Ha	Hm
620	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Affordability with a goal to high % of owners		Ha
621	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Education on hazards of EMF WIFi cell.		HE5G
622	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Is not to add to conditions of health with 5G celltowers with proven adverse health impact.		HE5G
623	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Most important: access to all opportunities via technology which is safe such as, fiber optics instead of 5G cell towers.		HE5G
624	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Most important: access to all opportunities via technology which is safe such as, fiber optics instead of 5G cell towers.		HE5G
625	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	House values and property investments have been proven to become less valuable when 5G celltowers are installed in neighborhoods next to homes, therefore, a solution to the affordable housing problem would be to allow 5G towers in neighborhoods because then we'll have lower rents and home values which means more people can afford to live here. Although 5G is proven to cause cancer and other neurological problems, infertility, etc-- at least housing will be affordable.		HE5G
626	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More emphasis on prevention, healthy living.		HEe
627	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Health: I want to see a hospital and health care center working together for all people in the valley.		HEh	HEa
628	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Saving the birth place and skilled nursing at our local hospital		HEh
629	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Saving the birth place and skilled nursing at our local hospital		HEh
630	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Saving the birth place and skilled nursing at our local hospital		HEh
631	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Saving the birth place and skilled nursing at our local hospital		HEh
632	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Safe environment as foundational support for all people to thrive. Ban: glyphosate + 5G cell towers in neighborhoods.		Np	HE5G
633	Sonoma	public	most important to you	Safe environment as foundational support for all people to thrive. Ban: glyphosate + 5G cell towers in neighborhoods.		Np	HE5G
634	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	-Help homeless - Tiny houses - RV places - True low income		help	Hc	Ha
635	Sonoma	public	transportation	Housing for the people who work here.		Hv
636	Sonoma	public	transportation	Less sprawl allowing for transportation solutions within core areas.		Lp	Li
637	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	More (probably subsidized) housing on transportation corridors. Fewer restrictions on 2nd units (not vacation rentals)		Li	Hc
638	Sonoma	Public	housing availability and affordability	Let housing get built where city space and zoning exist.		Li
639	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Already opportunities, just need to take advantage and make them more known		Q	Educ
640	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	For everyone of every demographic to succeed, we need equality of opportunity. We must first have the foundation strong i.e. safe environment, clean water, access to nutritious food, fair laws.. etc. The fundamental basics of life must be protected, which includes restricting environmental pollution from 5G towers.		Q	N	Np	HE5g
641	Sonoma	Public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Inclusive policies - Diversify power dynamic - "get all voices to the table"		Q
642	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Swimming pool		R
643	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Affirmative consent training/ consent culture.		S	Q
644	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Save our historic SDC center + land.		SDC
645	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Gender equality.		Q
646	Sonoma	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Sex positvity (no slut shaming).		Q
647	Sonoma	public	transportation	Use "Uber style for county		T
648	Sonoma	public	transportation	Speed bumps, traffic control.		Tc
649	Sonoma	public	transportation	Investment in public transit.		Tp
650	Sonoma	public	transportation	Investment in public transit.		Tp
651	Sonoma	public	transportation	-Much more public transportation. - Improved roads - Alternative routes		Tp
652	Sonoma	Public	transportation	Having accessible transportation, some people can't use a bus if they have to go 1/4 mile to get it		Tp
653	Sonoma	Public	transportation	Shuttle vans train to SF		Tp
654	Sonoma	public	transportation	Create alternative routes. Area too small for transit. Shuttles maybe.		Wb	Tp
655	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Sub-college, certification programs leading to skilled, well paying jobs.		Ya
656	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Raise school quality, last bond issue was bait + switch, destroyed trust with electorate.		Ys	G
657	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	--		Ys	Qe	Ya
658	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Good schools, more programs for youth activities, less focus on alcholic beverages.		Ys	Yed	DR
659	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	Enhance connection to broader community - SVSD needs to collaborate more with stakeholders and community groups.		Ys
660	Sonoma	public	our children and youth	New approaches to keep kids in school and thriving.		Ys
661	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Music and art programs. More engagement with nature. Non-college options. Job training + jobs here when they graduate.		AC	Ye	Ya
662	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Reduce vineyard expansion.		Ad
663	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Local farming beyond grapes is also important.		Ad
664	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More local farmers, growing more than just grapes.		Ad
665	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Greener/ more sustainable vineyards. Subsidized local foods.		Ag
666	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Diversity. Beauty. Love.		Cd	C
667	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	More diversity a good standard of living for all. A compassionate community welcoming migrants and refugees.		Cd	CL	Cr
668	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Celebrating diversity, anti-discrimination laws.		Cd	Cr
669	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Maintains diverse population and economy.		Cd	Ed
670	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Opportunities for all individuals to engage with each other i.e. far more markets, "free" music events/community picnics		Ce
671	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	More community events that invite everyone to participate - reduce cost/transport/language barriers.		Ce
672	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Middle class families are being squeezed out.		CLg
673	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	-Living wage -veering away from monocuture -responsible tourism		CLl	Ad	V-
674	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Long time, local families are being priced out. Need to support working families/ contractors etc.		CLl	Ha
675	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Fair rental pricing within resonablle community distance.		CLr	Hj
676	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Encouraging tolerance and fostering acceptance of people whose lives are different than our own.		Cr
677	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Support local/small businesses owned by community members.		E
678	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Broader reasons for poeple to visit beyond wine tourism- jobs that are outside the wine/tourism realm.		Ed
679	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Support non-farm + non tourist business		Ed
680	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More solar energy and farm products for eating.		EM	Fl
681	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Organic gardening. Less pesticide use.		F	Np
682	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Access to basic necessities: Healthy, affordable food, affordable housing, water, then education.		Fa	Ha	EP	Educ
683	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to nutritious food that is affordable, nutrition education in schools + for adults- more families @ Sonoma Garden Park.		Fa	HEe
684	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Subsidize local food-farmers. Farmers markets at school, at pick up time.		Fl	Ys
685	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Creative affordable housing solutions i.e. work/live communities.		Ha	?
686	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Lower housing costs are key to diversity.		Ha
687	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	To not crowd out the lower class & to create more affordable housing.		Ha
688	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Middle class housing is also important and is seldom prioritized.		Ha
689	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Being able to afford to live here.		Ha
690	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Small houses. In green communities. More housing for the homeless.		Hc	Ha
691	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Tiny home community.		Hc
692	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	More multi-family housing.		Hd
693	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Make real cost of healthcare and good food less- increase wages or reduce prices.		HEa	Fa
694	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Free or low cost health care access to natural medicine. Mental health a priority.		HEa	HE	HEm
695	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to affordable health care.		HEa
696	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to affordable healthcare.		HEa
697	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Better health education.		HEe
698	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Equal access + education around whole, local foods.		HEf	Fl
699	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Mental health + addiction services as part of community health care system.		HEm
700	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Nationalized healthcare.		HEa
701	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Easy access for all for medical care.		HEa
702	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Work-housing accepting positive change. Respect for neighbors. Concerned about crime.		Hj	Cr	S
703	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Peopl who work here can afford to live here. Subsidize local, diverse ag. farms to support local food and maintain open space.		Hj	El	Ad	Fl
704	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Having local workers being able to libe in the valley puts less pressure on artery roads leading in/out.		Hv
705	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Opportunities for all - jobs + places to live so that young people can stay in their hometown + families aren't displaced.		J	Hj
706	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Good balance of income generators/ natural landscape i.e. not only tourism + vineyards.		L	Ed
707	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Grape vineyards below the ridge lines with pockets of residential zones integrated through the "naturalized" landscape.		L
708	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Ease process for infill.		Li
709	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	More open space less fences- respect for all of nature. Preserving our waterways- less pumping, no toxins.		Lo	Na	Nw
710	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Yes to conservation easements, less bike paths. Instead more hiking trails, and natural paths rather than paved ones.		Lo	Oa
711	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	More conservation easements. better bike paths.		Lo	W
712	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	More funding allocated to preserve/protect open spaces.		Lo
713	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	State and federal funding for open space.		Lo
714	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Funding places like these to protect them against future development.		Lo
715	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Increased conservation easements.		Lo
716	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preservation of open spaces + parks around the valley for habitat, recreation, and ecosystem functions (water quality, etc).		Lo
717	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Seeking partnerships with wineries for habitat enhancement + restoration.		N
718	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Water is a huge concern. Open space protection has been great, but farms are important too.		Nw
719	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Connectivity of landscape scale habitat for both wildlife+human recreation.		Nw
720	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to healthy open spaces.		Oa
721	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Level the playing field by providing more services at schools.		Q	Ys
722	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Access to excellent education for all children- and adults.		Qe	Educ
723	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Education + health care for all. Continue funding La Luz center's work.		Qe	HEa
724	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Equal access to quality education.		Qe
725	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Access to education.		Qe
726	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Sustainability, health, + education.		Su	HE	Educ
727	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	That we collectively move to a co-operative and sustainable relationship with our natural resources.		Su	N
728	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Access to public transportation and stores. Infill. Housing availability online message board.		T	Hi
729	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Small electric buses that run regularly around town.		Tp	Te
730	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	More trolleys + bike paths.		Tp	Wb
731	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Ride-sharing system. Incentives to bike vs drive.		Ts	Wb
732	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	most important to you	Continuity between the past and future- that the community character, local institutions, open spaces remain familiar and accessible		U	Lr	El	Lp
733	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Safer bike routes around valley.		Wb
734	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Walkable communities connected as open spaces		W
735	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Bike lanes. Bike safety- classes/workshops. Incentives for dirving less or carpooling.		Wb	Ts
736	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Bike path to SR! Organize/incentivize carpools.		Wb	Ts
737	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Improve bike lanes + bike racks on buses.		Wb
738	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Encourage biking- more trails + racks.		Wb
739	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	transportation	Safe bike paths.		Wb
740	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Workforce training opportunities.		Ya
741	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Anything but college has become akin to failure in our society. We need to respect all forms of work. Everyone going to college is not practical.		Ya
742	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Children need opportunities to stay healthy through regular outdoor activities. Recreation infastructure + outdoor classrooms.		Ye	R
743	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Getting outdoors.		Ye
744	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Keeping youth occupied with productive/educational activies to participate in.		Yed
745	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Good educational opportunity.		Yed
746	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Support for families who support children.		Yf
747	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Quality of life which enables productive education.		Yf
748	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Bilingual education. better public education for all		Ys	Qe
749	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Smaller class size. More funding to poorer schools than richer schools.		Ys	Qe
750	Sonoma Ecology Center	interest-based	our children and youth	Small classes. Interesting after school programs. More bilingual classes.		Ys	Yed
751	Springs	public	our children and youth	A Springs library.		AC	Springs
752	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	All ag. in Sonoma Valley should be done organically; no pesticides and herbicides.		Ag
753	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Lack of connection and labeling - fetters, el verano, boyes + downtown sonoma, should all be one.		C	Cu
754	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Leadership, community partnerships.		C
755	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Lines of communication need to be open and accessible.		Com
756	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	We have to get over our fascination with the differences between us! We must become different beings...		Cu
757	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Communication betwen all.		Com
758	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Cross business relationships.		C
759	Springs	public	most important to you	Quality of Life		C
760	Springs	public	most important to you	Friendly people		C
761	Springs	public	most important to you	Continual conversation about shaping the community		Com
762	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Diversity is so important to a lively community with sharing of cultures and traditions- Children need to feel like they are important and that they can settle in Sonoma Vallley as adults - right now- most of our children have to leave to find a place they can afford. I don't think we should let our town be "owned" by people who don't live here- too many second, third and fourth homes here.		Cd	CLg	Vl	Hv
763	Springs	public	most important to you	Retain the dynamism and diversity of the Springs in the face of gentrification and other changes		Cd	H
764	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Diversity, safety.		Cd	S
765	Springs	public	most important to you	Diversity of individuals		Cd
766	Springs	public	most important to you	Encourage diversity		Cd
767	Springs	public	most important to you	Making the most of the diversity		Cd
768	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Creating and hosting more classes/events that both bridge gaps, as well as encourage diverse groups to come together, mingle, get to know each other, support each other.		Ce	AC
769	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	More integrated community gatherings like the farmers market on the plaza.		Ce
770	Springs	public	most important to you	More town hall conversations for Community and Connection		Ce
771	Springs	public	most important to you	Maintain Community events		Ce
772	Springs	public	most important to you	Income		CL
773	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Living Wage. Tax subsidized housing from taxes collected on higher wages.		CLl	G
774	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Living wage. More affordable housing. Better use of exsisting housing. More multi-family housing.		CLl	Ha	Hd
775	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Living wages and affordable housing.		CLl	Ha
776	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Living wage, affordable housing.		CLl	Ha
777	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Living wage = affordable housing.		CLl	Ha
778	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Everyone working in Sonoma Valley should be paid a living wage = a wage that would for rent/mortgage, food, education, health care and taxes.		CLl
779	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Living wage in the tourism industry.		CLl
780	Springs	public	most important to you	living wage		CLl
781	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Reaching out and being inclusive.		Cr
782	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Support inclusion on all levels.		Cr
783	Springs	public	most important to you	That we invest intentionally in AntiRacism work so that there is a better integration of the hispanic and anglo population		Cr
784	Springs	public	most important to you	Integration of our community, not division along wealth and culture		Cr
785	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Community fragmentation.		Cu
786	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	How will marijuana cultivation fit in?		DR
787	Springs	public	most important to you	Growth of business in the Springs		E	Springs
788	Springs	public	most important to you	Slow, sustainable growth		E-
789	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	The economic regrowth and sustainibility in this community for all individuals be it employees, employers, etc.		E+	?
790	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Economic growth/ financial security		E+	CL
791	Springs	public	most important to you	Incentive for technology, finance variety of biz creation in the valley		E+	Ed
792	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Economic growth. Increased tourism in the valley. Living wages. More local business in valley.		E+	V+	CLl	El
793	Springs	public	most important to you	Business		E+
794	Springs	public	most important to you	Balancing tourism and the wine industry with affordable living for the majority of the inhabitants. Creating ease		Eb	Ha
795	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A balance that allows for economic growth, but maintains environmental and community health.		Eb
796	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Balance of growth + sustainability.		Eb
797	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Diverse economy, environment and culture.		Ed	N	Cd
798	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More diversity. Other industries or specialties. Limiting tasting rooms makes sense so we don't crowd out other businesses.		Ed	V-
799	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More balanced focus on what draws folks here. Trails, art, food, not just wine.		Ed
800	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Diversify tourism		Ed
801	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A much broader base of economic development, small scale manufacturing, high tech, medical research etc.		Ed
802	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Need for a healthy, diversified ecoonomy.		Ed
803	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	A college. Local jobs with no commute.		Educ	Hj
804	Springs	public	our children and youth	Education and career ready. Many families are not able to pay for college. Career training needs to happen and transportation outside valley to JC/Petaluma or Santa Rosa. Public transit takes too long and is indirect.		Educ	Tp
805	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Education.		Educ
806	Springs	public	most important to you	Improved education		Educ
807	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Renewable energy		EM
808	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need real, community wide, disaster preparedness. Could be a source of jobs, if done right.		EP
809	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	disaster preparedness		EP
810	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Better quality food offered at lower cost. At the same time education on healthy choices and cost benefits for making healthy choices. Also chemicals used in the vineyards.		Fa	HEe	Np
811	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	AFFORDABLE, healthy food.		Fa	HEf
812	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Rethink current fire prevention to assure sustainability		fire
813	Springs	public	most important to you	Grow slow with planning		L
814	Springs	public	most important to you	In corporation - local direct representation		G
815	Springs	public	most important to you	More tax dollars need to stay here instead of going to Santa Rosa		G
816	Springs	public	most important to you	Local governance		G
817	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Why can't we make it easier to get permits. House additions, businesses.		Li
818	Springs	public	most important to you	Housing		H+
819	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Building affordable housing! A living wage!		Ha	CLl
820	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	-Balance of housing for all incomes - traffic + parking - healthier balance of serving local needs- then tourism. - I want a store that sells organic food - Enviro- several areas need one way streets to flow traffic - child + youth - more activities - affordable housing is the bottom line for economic success in the valley.		Ha	Tc	Vl	Y
821	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Affordable for all- MORE affordable housing.		Ha
822	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	More low cost housing.		Ha
823	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Affordable housing for service workers.		Ha
824	Springs	public	most important to you	Affordable housing opportunities		Ha
825	Springs	public	most important to you	Affordable housing opportunities		Ha
826	Springs	public	most important to you	Affordable housing		Ha
827	Springs	public	most important to you	Housing affordability and accessibility for economic strata		Ha
828	Springs	public	most important to you	Better housing, more affordable housing		Hc	Ha
829	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	We should look to European models for design and construction. Also higher density housing which encourages community.		Hc	Hd
830	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Creative housing solutions; 1) affordibility other than conventional stick construction 2) Better land utilization 3)higher density - i.e. stacked shipping container 4) improved transportation		Hc	Hd
831	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	The ability to utilize less conventional methods of building and inhabitation. The incorperation od new construction styles and materials as well as cutting down on frivolous regulation around structures.		Hc
832	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Smart building - reasonable sized homes, mixed use		Hc
833	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Densification and mixed use. Restrict vacation rentals. More bike lanes and higher density mixed use housing.		Hd	Hv	W
834	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Densification and mixed use. Restrict short term vacation rentals.		Hd	Hv
835	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need a more holistic, proactive approach to healthcare. This will include education, group activities, and support from our medical community.		HE
836	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	With a 50% obesity rate for children in the local schools we need to start young and build new habits.		HEe
837	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Why are children eating poor quality food in schools?		HEf	Ys
838	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Nutrition education. Healthy lifestyle activities particularly for low income persons. More health care professionals. Single pay or insurance.		HEf
839	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Kaiser in Sonoma.		HEh
840	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Keep hospital and health programs		HEh
841	Springs	public	most important to you	Volunteer - we have so many opportunities to volunteer		help
842	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More mental health available		HEm
843	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Everyone needs access to quality insurance coverage, including mental health services.		HEa	HEm
844	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Affordable and accessible health care.		HEa
845	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More funding, emphasis on clinic care.		HEa
846	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Universal health care. The cost of private care will continue to create unhealthy people.		HEa
847	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Everyone should have access to basic health care.		HEa
848	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Concerned about homeless- health danger. Why can't we create a shelter to temporarily house people and not allow people to "live" on street or hillsides.		HE	H+
849	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Control permits for vacation rentals. Community vision for sustainable low income housing. Use SDC as a model sustainable, diverse community. More public transportation.		Hv	Ha	SDC	T
850	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	No more vacation rentals. Build more multi-family housing. Rent stablilization, just cause eviction.		Hv	Hd	CLr
851	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	More regulation of vacation rentals would help. We need to accept the idea that denser housing is a necessity.		Hv	Hd
852	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Better jobs. Better wages. Middle class is leaving.		J	CLg
853	Springs	public	most important to you	Variety of jobs for 18-30 year old		J	Yj
854	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Empower unions.		J
855	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More union labor.		J
856	Springs	public	our children and youth	Higher salaries for teachers.		Jt
857	Springs	public	our children and youth	Well paid and chosen teachers.		Jt
858	Springs	public	our children and youth	More effective use of the funding that is available. More efforts that incorporate community use of the facilities to improve awareness.		Jt
859	Springs	public	our children and youth	Increse pay and benefits for public school teachers.		Jt
860	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	How many people can live here? Housing shortage? Too many people?		L	N
861	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Grow slow - could look like San Jose favor denser housing to allow us to preserve our rural assets		L
862	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Find pockets of land for developing without losing rural landscape and insure wildlife corridors		L
863	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Poorly planned growth.		L
864	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	encourage open/green areas to be expanded		Lo
865	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Can Sonoma Land Trust buy more land everywhere in the Valley?		Lo
866	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve more open space through Solo Ag, cons. & open Space Dist. Honor the green belt efforts		Lo
867	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	We need to protect our open spaces and biologically important habitats		Lp	N
868	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	In order to maintain the open space we need to manage it more realistically ->control burns, herds to crop grass, wildlife corridors and area protected		Lp	N
869	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	maintaining our open spaces, having more programs that drive community use and in turn educate about our immediate environment		Lp	Oa	Educ
870	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintain open space, encourage public use.		Lp	Oa
871	Springs	public	most important to you	The vistas and the hills		Lp
872	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Maintain open space		Lp
873	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Support and maintain public spaces		Lp
874	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Keep greenbelts strong		Lp
875	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	We need to continue protecting our rural character and ensure that local and county government are well informed and hear the desires of the community		Lr
876	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	We do not want it to look like San Jose.		Lr
877	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Address sea/bay level rising for better restoration of our estuary sloughs		N
878	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	it would utilize the resources in a manner that leaves them better		N
879	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Clean air		N
880	Springs	public	most important to you	Environment and education of our youth		Na	Ye
881	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Polution- cars- trucks- traffic. Vineyard pollution of water.		Np-	Nw
882	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Gardens spraying herbicides from big tanks into little sprouts of weeds in sidewalk + street crevices even!		Np-
883	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	-Long-term water availability and quality - Lack of policy + action - Lack of education for youth on up		Nw	Educ	Y
884	Springs	public	most important to you	I would like to be involved with iyr watershed issues.: Water for all animals (incl. humans), water quality (no pesticides or herbicides); recharge of aqua-furs; water conservation,; fire protection by better forest management - Will Pier willspier@gmail.com		Nw	Np	fire
885	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Environmental issues- some of the sewer system is real old. CA route right there, the middle = air and noise pollution. Retain the texture and dynamism of the Springs.		Nw	Np	U	Springs
886	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Adequate water		Nw
887	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Water issues for our entire watershed.		Nw
888	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to open and wild spaces is key.		Oa
889	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Encourage public use of open space.		Oa
890	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Better ways to encourage people to use open spaces		Oa
891	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Equal access		Oa
892	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	maintain our current parks for all		parks
893	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Continue to develop space for recreational use.		parks
894	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Economic equality and inclusion of all groups.		Q	Cr
895	Springs	public	our children and youth	Some people need more to have the same. Distribute resources accordingly.		Q
896	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	I think the valley does an excellent job with this.		Q
897	Springs	public	most important to you	Education and inclusion of youth		Qe	Y
898	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	We can't put either of those genii back in the bottle. We have to find ways to keep the 1% from owning and controlling everything!		rich
899	Springs	public	our children and youth	Safe schools, public schools. Mentorship or training programs for sustainable careers.		S	Y
900	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Protect SDC land		SDC
901	Springs	public	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Do more than one listening circle in the springs.		Springs
902	Springs	public	most important to you	Springs		Springs
903	Springs	public	most important to you	Making the Springs a more vibrant and appealing (but not overcrowded or more expensive) small business community and downtown area.		Springs
904	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	I'm concerned about the amount of empty/unused properties along hwy 12 (vacant lots and buildings that are not being maintained). I would like to see the county give incentives for property owners to either properly maintain their property or sell to someone who will use/develop it. Currently these make the area look blighted...		Springs
905	Springs	public	most important to you	Sustainable at all levels		Su
906	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Street noise - street safety - traffic mitigation - parking - parking enforcement.		T
907	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	- Traffic - Infastructure (roads)		T
908	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Untenable roads & no side walks (ex. agua caliente).		T
909	Springs	public	most important to you	Increased traffic congestion on Highway 12 and concern that it will also spread to Arnold (more than it already has)		Tc
910	Springs	public	transportation	Look at making one way streets into and onto hwy 12.		Tc
911	Springs	public	transportation	Encourage more solar! Electric cars. All new construction to be solar.		Te	Hc
912	Springs	public	transportation	More places for electric vehicles to charge. Shuttle from Boyes to Plaza everyday, morning until evening- hundreds would use it.		Te	Tp
913	Springs	public	transportation	Better bus schedule- smaller buses or vans- circling the valley to accommodate people quickly. Incorporating the schools into the transportation for the entire valley. Setting more children on the buses! Better walking paths- and more!		Tp	Ys	W
914	Springs	public	transportation	Transportation needs to be: - more affordable - more connected to areas beyond Sonoma Valley - Frequent and available.		Tp
915	Springs	public	most important to you	Not Become anywhere USA. Protect the Springs sense of our history.		U	Springs
916	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Tourism and wine impact our community in too large of a way- mono-culture and a heavy dependence on one industry creates imbalance and vulnerability. 80% of our water goes to grapes!		V	Ad	Nw
917	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Historical destination. Non-profit mission diversity. Businesses- small/large. Some manufacturing. Wage adjustment for living and working in valley.		V	Ed	CLl
918	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Limit wine tasting rooms. We need variety in our storefronts and shops. Encourage other businesses.		V-	Ed
919	Springs	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Regulate wine industry to avoid developing environmentally sensitive habitat. i.e. wildlife corridor		V-	Lp
920	Springs	public	most important to you	Tourism in the Springs by increasing venues and activities		V+
921	Springs	public	most important to you	Businesses that cater to the local community/residents and are run by local residents		Vl	E
922	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Local serving businesses. Springs is the perfect place for businesses that are not just wine and tourism. But we should capture the tourist $ that stays at SMI and then leaves.		Vl	V
923	Springs	public	most important to you	Making the Valley more bicycle friendly		Wb
924	Springs	public	transportation	Make valley safer for bicycles and pedestrians.		W
925	Springs	public	transportation	More bike paths and routes. Have one way traffic (clockwise) around plaza with wider sidewalk on store side of streets.		Wb
926	Springs	public	transportation	All hotels should have bikes for their guests.		Wb
927	Springs	public	transportation	Better bicycle paths and bike lanes on roadways.		Wb
928	Springs	public	our children and youth	Activities for youth that emphasize interaction and social (dances, forums, has to be attractive/fun).		Y	Ce
929	Springs	public	our children and youth	College access programming and crisis/mental health support are key.		Y	HEm
930	Springs	public	most important to you	We have had our chance the Youth of Sonona are the answer		Y
931	Springs	public	our children and youth	The youth are the answer.		Y
932	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	Youth % in input of this feedback.		Y
933	Springs	public	WHAT CONCERNS YOU MOST	The youth involved!		Y
934	Springs	public	our children and youth	Diverse education for college bound and non-college bound. Between the mentoring alliance and the Tecer Services we do provide much. Expand them.		Ya
935	Springs	public	our children and youth	Education should include career training exposure to a broad range of opportunities and explore various career paths.		Ya
936	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Education. Living wage. Affordable housing.		YEd	CLl	Ha
937	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Starts with youth. Need to address both out of school time and formal education programs.		Yed	Ys
938	Springs	public	most important to you	Economic opportunity and growth for younger generation i.e. more support for entrepreneurially minded teens and young adults allowing them to remain in this valley rather than economically being forced to move away.		Yj	Ya	CLg
939	Springs	public	our children and youth	Having access to after schools programs that support what they're learning in school, as well as providing opportunities to experience other hobbies/trades etc.		Yj	Ya
940	Springs	public	our children and youth	More hands on internships for high school students. More outdoor education and better bilingual classes in all grade schools, middle schools, and high schools.		Ys	Q	Yed
941	Springs	public	our children and youth	What you said in the question! All of our students need to graduate and graduate college and be career ready. SVUSD has much work to do to improve the quality of instruction and close the achievment gap.		Ys	Q	Yed
942	Springs	public	our children and youth	Education and safety.		Ys	S
943	Springs	public	our children and youth	For each child to find something that stimulates them to become lifelong learners.		Ys	Yed
944	Springs	public	our children and youth	Access to quality education.		Ys
945	Springs	public	our children and youth	Students should learn critical thinking skills, be bi-lingual and develop creativity, not just how to meet minimal test levels.		Ys
946	Springs	public	our children and youth	Role models. Opportunity. Freedom for student bar test. Free college.		Yv	Educ	G
947	Springs	public	our children and youth	Best to shoot towards growing up to be good people and proud of themselves.		Yv
948	Springs	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Reduction in pestiside use, more dry farming. Wine growers involvement in sustainability, place on the plaza to educate visitors.		Ag	Educ
949	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	New housing and remodels should be encouraged to incorporate "visitability" or "aging in place". The population is aging and two story houses with stairs are not friendly. Visitability- 1 barrier free entrance, bathroom doorway 32"-36" wide to accommodate wheelchairs. 1 bathroom on the ground floor large enough for wheelchair turnaround. Aging in place- all of the above, plus - blocking in bathroom walls to support future grab ons- shower + toilet. - barrier free (roll in) shower. - bathroom mirrors low enough to see from wheelchair (works for kids too). - toilet at "comfort height" "18". - blocking in roll in shower for future mounting of fold-down seat, or built in shower seat (great for shaving legs!). - sink in bathroom with barrier free opening.		elders
950	Springs	public	transportation	Solar. Support CA emission goals. Traffic is mostly not that bad. More public transporation.		EM	Tp
951	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Need for well planned affordable housing- innovative.		Ha	Hc
952	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	We need more available housing, reasonable rent, fewer vacation rentals, and a concerted effort to develop affordable housing. I agree if people earned more they could easily afford to live here.		Ha	Hv
953	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Until America recognizes the costs- economic and social- of poor health, we are never going to have healthy communities full of healthy people. Locally? I don't know...		HE
954	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Heard Sonoma has one of the highest childhood cancer rates. What studies, may exist? What action underway? (pesticide use??)		HE
955	Springs	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Access to affordable health care.		HEa
956	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Vacation rentals have changed the character of our valley.		Hv
957	Springs	public	housing availability and affordability	Where is the space for more housing and how it would conflict with open space.		L
958	Springs	public	transportation	Traffic in the Springs and in town has become a slow crawl. We need local transit that is frequent and ranges from the Springs into town.		Tc	Tp
959	Springs	public	transportation	Fix the roads in the unincorporated areas.		Tc
960	Springs	public	transportation	Small shuttle that circles the Valley- Arnold and Hwy 12 to the plaza. Get the bike path between here and Santa Rosa built.		Tp	Wb
961	Springs	public	transportation	Invest in the bus system.		Tp
962	Springs	public	transportation	Loop bus linking down town to Glen Ellen.		Tp
963	Springs	public	transportation	Make busses free. Run a trolley up and down hwy 12.		Tp
964	Springs	public	transportation	- Walking paths/bridges off or above roads - Safer bike lanes or more/extended bike paths that take routes off of the roads		W	Wb
965	Springs	public	transportation	Walking paths on Arnold.		W
966	Springs	public	transportation	I hope we could plan/develop the valley to encourage eco-friendly transportation like bicycles. I would love to see bike paths and sizeable bike lanes, so people can feel safe cycling. I would also like to see more available parking in the Springs along hwy 12, because this would benefit transportation as well as the businesses.		Wb	Tc
967	Springs	public	transportation	Make Sonoma a more bike friendly place		Wb
968	Springs	public	transportation	Make the entire valley safer for bicycles.		Wb
969	Springs	public	transportation	More bicycle paths connecting all schools, all neighborhoods, from downtown Sonoma to El Verano, Springs, SDC, Glen Ellen, Dunbar area, Kenwood, and on to Santa Rosa and to many wineries.		Wb
970	Sprins	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Air and water quality can be improved by eliminating pesticides in all agriculture = better health for all.		Np-
971	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	We saw how divided things were with the fires—everyone wanted to help, but there was no coordination. Maybe the churches can come together.		Coo	help
972	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	[Regarding church's relief efforts after the fire] Have done a lot of little stuff, but were not organized—I didn’t know how to be organized: who to call, etc.		Coo
973	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	Building trust and understanding: organizations could share findings of self assessment, rather than trying to hide faults		Com
974	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	Cultural enhancing actives that don’t involve alcohol and aren’t expensive.		Ce	DR
975	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	Need for education community on what it looks like for 30% population to be living $100,000+ and 30% under $35,000. the divide between the City and the Springs. “What walls do you have?”		Educ	Q
976	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	Raising awareness to inform individual donors. [context of Hidden in Plain Sight, idea that donors may not know what real needs are.]		Educ
977	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	After the fires, it became more clear who does what—some churches provided food, some social action, etc. but all do it independently. It would instill confidence in our community to have all take social action together.		help	Coo
978	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	some need more to have the same. churches/faith can work to address this, though relationship with community-serving organizations. Fair distribution is a glass ceiling and something that needs to be unpacked.		help	Q
979	SVIMA	interest-based	N/A	some need more to have the same—not just finance, but also support services. This town is geared around those with means and tourism.		help
980	TID	interest-based	N/A	communication and understanding between the tourism sector and the locals, to do with traffic and growth and anything related to tourism. Those conversations and accurate communication are key.		V
981	TID	interest-based	N/A	when you talk about entry level employees, it is impossible for them to make a living. many people have to have two jobs to be able to pay the bills		CL
982	TID	interest-based	N/A	we are healthy, we are a diversified community and we do have a resilient economy that’s driven by our agriculture, our tourism and our retail and lodging all kinda trickle down from that main factor, which is our food and beverage, our wine. it’s here and we’ve built it and they came and they continue to come.		E	Ed	V+
983	TID	interest-based	N/A	are there too many wine tasting rooms? for people who have been here a while, before it used to be real estate offices that everyone went after, so it’s just sort of like an evolving thing, it depends on what’s going on		E
984	TID	interest-based	N/A	we have a pretty healthy, diversified, resilient economy now. if we want to diversify it more, maybe we could find somebody to put in some factories and have other parks and economies other places. Not that we can’t work on it and make it work better, but I don’t think we are going to be able to change the fundamental, which is a wine growing region and we have a lot of tourists.		Ed	A	V+
985	TID	interest-based	N/A	sustainably sourcing food is a big thing [an already happening positive thing] in Sonoma that needs to be recognized		F	V+
986	TID	interest-based	N/A	the city’s approach is not that we don’t want visitors, it’s obvious we support everything that you all do. we just want to find out what do we get for having these wine tasting rooms and as we have found as it has evolved, we don’t know what we get [in terms of taxes, presumably] because we don’t know where these wine clubs are signed off on [where they pay taxes, presumably]		V
987	TID	interest-based	N/A	we need to get what we we deserve [in terms of housing funding] to come out and we will not get it because we are competing with cities that are probably more deserving, obviously the city of Santa Rosa, that’s tough. They have a lot to achieve but we need something here as well and I think when you are far away from where the government is, they can’t see you		Ha
988	TID	interest-based	N/A	all you have to do is drive to Petaluma and everybody’s coming this way, passing through on the way to Napa or Sacramento and you know that’s really not great for our environment		Hj
989	TID	interest-based	N/A	we want people to stay here but we want them also to be able to work here. many of us are having problems with getting workers to be able to work here and live here. That would be the most beneficial for you as business people		Hj
990	TID	interest-based	N/A	we hear that constantly about two things, work force housing and affordable housing because there are people that live here who are professionals who actually can afford market rate condos or market rate apartments but we aren’t building those. And of course with that percentage of that has to be, will be affordable and there’s a huge commitment, and I think especially from this council and of course supported by our city manager, Kathy Capriola, and um I think it’s, you know, it’s something that we, I mean, that we pine over because it’s the biggest issue		Hm
991	TID	interest-based	N/A	the thing that stood out in my mind is ... transportation. we get nothing from our county. we have no bus services here that we can just hop on and hop off. Cloverdale they do		Tp
992	TID	interest-based	N/A	within the tourism economy, I think there is a good amount of diversity, when you look at the strength of the wine industry, the strength and variety in the food industry		V	E
993	TID	interest-based	N/A	it’s important to have some insight of what we as a hospitality partners are doing to make sure we are leaving a positive environmental footprint. within tourism there is a really fair amount of diversity and also really good practices in terms of environmental care, as well as how we go about structuring pay and helping our employees		V	E
994	TID	interest-based	N/A	without the tourism dollars, we may not be Sonoma Valley, the Sonoma Valley we love		V
995	TID	interest-based	N/A	our challenge is to provide a middle, a happy balance between our tourists who spend a lot of money here, and that tax revenue trickles down, but we also have to make sure our locals' voices are heard		V
996	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	I think we have a fairly healthy community. I would like to see more young people and families here, more people walking, a couple of groovier coffee houses, more veggie gardens and urban farms.		CLg	W	Fl
997	Vision Page	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Higher wages for workers in health, education, agriculture, and service industries. Combine this with low income affordable housing, so that the people who do the work can live here.		CLl	Ha	Hj
998	Vision Page	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Encouraging businesses to consider paying more to lower skilled positions. There isn't much room for building new rental housing and the market for those that want to live here who have more money is too high to expect owners to rent for less, so businesses need to pay employees enough to live here or enough to be willin to travel from neighboring towns.		CLl
999	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More education about making smart choices and teaching locals about themselves and the environment.		Educ
1000	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Infrastructure! Sewer systems, incorporated communities, affordable housing, improved roadways, clean water & healthy creeks.		G	Ha	T	Nw
1001	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	No one can force investors to build housing just because some people need lower priced housing. It is not a legal right to live in a certain town/city in America. I don't live where I grew up becuase I can't afford it because it is even more expensive in that town. We need to balance between what it costs to live here and the amount jobs pay so people can afforf the cost while considering what it is about the area that residents like. You can only have more housing if someone fronts the money for it and no one does that if they can't get the maximum return on their investment. Stopping all short-term rentals isn't really the answer. Perhaps a tax on those that would go toward building low-cost house or other creative ideas.		H	Ha	Cll
1002	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need to develop affordable housing for low income people, which is to say, most of the people who work in this valley in agriculture, retail, health care, home care, and education.		Ha	CLr
1003	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Seems to me that affordable housing, from low income to mid-income housing, from multiple family to modest, single family is important so that people who work in and around the Valley can live here.		Ha
1004	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	We need different levels of affordable housing housing. Right now there is market rate and low income. But there is a huge continent in the middle who struggle to pay market rate for housing because they don't qualify as low -income. A vital economy requires workers at every income level, from dishwashers to tellers to teachers to doctors, and they should all be able to live where they work.		Ha
1005	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	Subsidized housing for teachers, firefighters, other community pillars, so they can afford to live in the town in which they work/serve.		Ha
1006	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	We must create more higher density infill housing, and lots of it, in order to keep prices more affordable. Build-baby-build!		Hd	Ha
1007	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	In our general plan and development code, we need to rezone our neighborhoods for higher density housing, with lots more "opportunity zones" for affordable housing. But even luxury housing should be higher density. I'm thinking of Monaco, where the wealthy live in condos because space is so limited. This is the only way to meet our housing needs while preserving agriculture and open space.		Hd
1008	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More attention paid to the poorest people in our community. Not only for their health, but also for affordable housing, more support for their children in school, adequate mental health services, a decent living wage.		help	HEa	Ha	Qe
1009	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need to find the solutions to poverty in the Valley and its attendant problems: income disparity, housing, family stability and education. No small order!		help
1010	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	No more vacation rentals.		Hv
1011	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need to protect our natural environment for residents and visitors alike but not be afraid to build and make changes than enhance daily living and Quality of Life. Wages and affordable housing gap must be closed in order for families to be able to contonue to live here.		L	CLl	Ha	CLg
1012	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	We need a parks and rec service in Sonoma to foster access for all children (and adults) to healthy sports and fitness activities.		parks	HEw
1013	Vision Page	public	transportation	While we build more houses we need to increase transportation. How about a streetcar line from Agua Caliente to the Plaza? No cars in the center of Sonoma. People will leave their cars somewhere though, need a big parking lot! That sounds ugly, so I don't know but definitely West Napa cant't take more auto traffic.		Tp	Tc
1014	Vision Page	public	transportation	A good electric streetcar line down the middle of Hwy 12 from Kenwood all the way to S. Sonoma; or further. Fewer cars! Electric replacing gasoline power at a more rapid rate. Safe pedestrian and bike lines on Hwy 12 and where ever possible!		Tp	Te	W
1015	Vision Page	public	transportation	Increase frequency of bus service between Sonoma and Santa Rosa. Add a safe pedestrian and bike lane along highway 12 that could be used by both residents and tourists.		Tp	W
1016	Vision Page	public	transportation	Public transportation is not a strong point in and out of Sonoma. More people would use public transportation if it was offered more. There is one bus in the morning out of Sonoma to San Rafael M-F and one bus back in the evening. If we offered more options, perhaps it would help with the traffic, increase sustainability practices, and provide people of all social-economic backgrounds more opportunities. Also, increase buses to and from Petaluma, Napa, and other surrounding areas. With the increase of tourists and weekenders, we need to find a way to keep locals interested in shopping locally and enjoying the city. Many locals stay away from downtown because it is difficult, and prices are too high. Increasing buses to bring in tourists and for locals to get around would this and improve air quality.		Tp
1017	Vision Page	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	One that has services for and is marketed towards the local people who live in that community.		Vl
1018	Vision Page	public	transportation	Safe bike lanes throughout Sonoma and the Valley. Make buses free to ride-- they are doing drivers a favor by taking cars off the road.		Wb	Tp
1019	Vision Page	public	transportation	Safe bike lanes throughout Sonom and the Valley. Utilize the already built rail lines for tourists into Sonoma (and Napa). Easy/free public transport for residents within town (free bus, rail).		Wb	Tp
1020	Vision Page	public	our children and youth	Education about life options. Not every kid has to go to college, but if they are more aware of their options they can still do well in life. And teaching them that just because they were born in town doesn't mean they have a right to always live here. You need to work for what you want and not just financially.		Ya	CL	Yv
1021	Vision Page	public	our children and youth	Kids these days spend too much time on their technological devices and are sorely lacking time spent outside and especially in nature. Schools should emphasize trips to the parks in the area to teach them about local ecology and to get some exercise. Kids are especially important to ensure that there is a future for this planet and all the wildlife that exists on it now will continue to exist. If they don't learn this at home and in school and experience it first hand, it's usually too late as an adult. Kids can do really amazing things if they are just educated on the world around them and develop a personal connection to the land.		Ye	parks	Yv
1022	Vision Page	public	our children and youth	Good schools that focus on the arts, on outdoor education with plenty of field trips to places like Sonoma Garden Park, on hands-on science, on bilingual education and multi-culturalism. De-emphasize standardized tests.		Ye	Ys	M
1023	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	I want to see people connecting with their neighbors in a kind way, without judgement. I want to see opportunity for everyone in work and housing and education. I want to see open spaces surrounding us, so that we can look out on and walk in landscapes that connect us to the natural world.		Cr	Q	Lp	Oa
1024	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Education. Teaching locals and conveying to visitors the importance of protecting the environment and making smart human choices that don't destroy the environment.		Educ	Na
1025	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Embrace high density affordable housing so workers can live in the Valley rather than having to commute; and so we don't have to sprawl into the green belt.		Hd	Ha	Hj	Lp
1026	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	We live in a beautiful place. We need to preserve it. And we need to provide housing, jobs, etc. So, the biggest challenge is to find the "sweet spot" between preservation and development. That's always an emotionally charged conversation. Can our community buck current trends and actually talk about these things?		Lp	Hj	Lp	Com
1027	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Edited for length: importance of the Redwood groves and ridges to the fog drip that comes in from the ocean. redwood groves as an essential part of not just my part of the county, but rather a global issue needing to be addressed immediately. The Redwoof forest has dwindled to a mere fraction of what it once was. less than 1% of 2 million acres are left. I have a theory of observation that the fog will only come to large growth areas of forest, such as ridges. Once the grapes are established, redwood forests will never grow there again. the poisons that protect these grapes are helping to kill the rest of us with polluted ground water. along with the disappearing forests, are the animals indiginous to Sonoma County. I no longer see deer grazing by the roads at all hours of the day. There used to be tree frogs here in abundance. We are stewards of the earth, and must do something to protect what is left. One way may mean that the county does not allow for any more vineyard growth. Please help save what is left, and let it grow without boundaries.		N	Nwi	Lo
1028	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Noise pollution! What happened to the simple respect for peace and quiet of Sonoma Valley? The vineyards are echoing like "Civil War Reenactments" sites with constant fake gunfire laughed at by birds from dawn to dusk and even beyond. That combined with racetrack noise rumbling through the valley midweek at 8 AM for hours. All of this noise pollution is OK because it brings tax revenues? It's the old line..."We know the price of everything and the value of nothing".		Np
1029	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Edited for length: do everything in our power to protect the wildlife and natural areas around us. A mountain lion was murdered by a local farmer because he lost histag in the fires. It broke my heart and I cried when I read this. We have so few mountain lions left, compared to what once was. We have so few trees. The streams and rivers are polluted with legal and illegal pesticides, which is causing cancer in our valley for humans and killing wildlife. There should be no more vineyards. And the ones that remain should be organic to preserve the little wildlife we have left. Tourists don't need to increase in our area, they are already killing so much of the wildlife with so many people running them over on the roads, buying pesticide laden wine (and now weed) and other products and polluting the air with so many cars. Grazing animals also takes up natural habitat amd trees get cut down.We need to stop building and conserve what we have. Also, enforce speed limits. Speed kills so many innocent critters. Please do something to help our environment and the fast and forever disappearing wildlife.		Nwi	Lp	Np	Nw
1030	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Restriction of environmental influence which would undermine the calue of our rural character. Such as: 5G cell towers = radiation pollution and glyphusate containing products/pollution.		HE5G	Np
1031	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	In-fill development rather than sprawl. Preserve what open space we can.		Li	Lp
1032	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	In-fill development rather than sprawl. Preserve what open space we can.		Li	Lp
1033	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	In-fill development rather than sprawl. Preserve what open space we can.		Li	Lp
1034	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Do not open rural areas to commercial or residential development, keep development in core areas: Sonoma, Kenwood etc.		Lp	Li
1035	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Keep the "rural" nature of our community by making places like the patch and clydesdale property from being developed i.e. develop open space.		Lr	Lp
1036	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Save our historic SDC center + land.		SDC
1037	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Save our historic SDC center + land.		SDC
1038	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Keep SDC wildlife corridor safe!		SDC
1039	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Keep SDC wildlife corridor safe!		SDC
1040	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve open space and history i.e., SDC castagnasso farm, urban growth boundary, watershed.		U	SDC	Lo	N
1041	Sonoma	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve open space and history i.e., SDC castagnasso farm, urban growth boundary, watershed.		U	SDC	Lo	N
1042	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	more career tech education to supplement college		Ya
1043	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	more career tech education to supplement college		Ya
1044	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	balance of education and extracurricular activities--music, art, sports, nonprofit education		Yed
1045	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	job training for service industry and agriculture		Ya
1046	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	Teachers that can live in Sonoma. Electronic learning (tech) to supplement classroom.		Jt	Ys
1047	Chamber	interest-based	our children and youth	Accountability to School Board		Ys
1048	Chamber	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	City centered growth. Build UP!		Li
1049	Chamber	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Master plan for expansion.		L
1050	Chamber	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Preserve. Issues to development: traffic, water, waste.		Lp
1051	Chamber	interest-based	our natural environment and your quality of life	Rural is important. Housing have nature as part of it.		Lr	Oa
1052	Chamber	interest-based	transportation	Train. In-town trolley.		Tp
1053	Chamber	interest-based	transportation	I think this problem is over-stated in Sonoma.		T
1054	Chamber	interest-based	transportation	Emphasize cycling-friendly paths, lanes, bike racks. Bypass around Sonoma. Study vacation rental impact (4 cars at a house normally for 2).		Wb	Tc	Tc
1055	Chamber	interest-based	transportation	Traffic in Sonoma is getting worse.		Tc
1056	Chamber	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Very important for all to have diversity.		Cd
1057	Chamber	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	I think we are doing very well in this area. Keep being inclusive and forward thinking.		Q	Cr	C
1058	Chamber	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Important. More focus on "local" workforce.		Q	Educ
1059	Chamber	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Understanding. Acceptance.		Cr
1060	Chamber	interest-based	a community that offers fair opportunities for all to succeed	Respect and understanding and connection.		Cr	C
1061	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Housing--not easy to find.		H
1062	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Creativity in solutions: middle income assistance, VRBO/AirBnB management.		Hm	Hv
1063	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Housing that allows people to live in dignity. Space for children to play outside home. Safe with gardens.		Hc
1064	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	More options at all levels. Don't forget middle-income workers.		Hm
1065	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Lowering barriers to development.		H+
1066	Chamber	interest-based	housing availability and affordability	Impact of vacation housing. Hotels vs 2nd homes/VRBO's and "affordable"--truly affordable.		Hv	Ha
1067	Chamber	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Incorporate wine into a "agriculture" conversation. It's FARMING. Help people understand and respect all agriculture.		A
1068	Chamber	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Something for youth, families, and seniors to enjoy.		E
1069	Chamber	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	Balance tilted back to local/tourist.		Vl
1070	Chamber	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More incentives for tech and other "future" employment opportunities. STEM!		Ed	Ys
1071	Chamber	interest-based	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	More emphasis on industries that support and benefit from those strong/stable core industries.		Ed
1072	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Current children able to stay in Sonoma.		CLg
1073	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Connection to the people and land.		C	Na
1074	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Sustainability.		Su
1075	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Preserve "small town". Study impact of vacation rentals and 2nd homes.		Lr	Hv
1076	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Preserve our character but more housing options.		Lr	H+
1077	Chamber	interest-based	most important to you	Diversity. Affordability. Beauty.		Cd	CL	AC
1078	Chamber	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Socialized healthcare. Donation of quality food.		HEq	HEf
1079	Chamber	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	A well-run hospital that understands "business."		HEh
1080	Chamber	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Viable medical options and hope for improvements.		HE
1081	Chamber	interest-based	a healthy community full of healthy people	Nutrition education. Health clinics. Female screenings.		HEf	HEh	HE
1082	Vision Page	public	housing availability and affordability	Accept that there is a limit to how many people can live here. The infrastructure - water, sewage, garbage disposal - does not exist to support too many people. And we also have the increasing risk of wildfires in the more wooded areas. We shouldn't be building there. If we have to build, do it conservatively and infill already developed areas - no sprawl.		H-	fire	Li
1083	Vision Page	public	healthy, diversified, and resilient economy	This is pretty much a one company town and that company is the wine business. So we have become dependent on industrial agriculture that is likely to deplete water resources and increase toxicity of the environment with pesticides. There should be marketing and incentives to bring other types of businesses here - perhaps creative businesses like ad agencies, or co-offices for tech workers who can telecommute. Petaluma has had a boom largely because it has become a younger more techie family town.		Ed
1084	Vision Page	public	most important to you	I am very concerned about the tons of pesticides being sprayed on the vineyards. I grew up here – "my hill" is now vineyards, and the cow pastures are now vineyards... the vernal pools are extinct along with their inhabitants... "my creek" was always intermittent, but had pools that lasted all summer, full of life; but, now it totally dries up except for some higher sections. The insect population has been decimated (no more diversity, more pests), though we have a wild bee hive on the property (for how long?) – My priority? That would be to turn the Valley into a region with NO PESTICIDES or CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS. Poisoning our environment on a regular/continual basis is entirely illogical – we def need to be thinking of more than profit! - building soil, not "making dirt and dust" out of what can be a diverse, rich, and sustainable ecosystem.		Np	Na	Ag
1085	Vision Page	public	most important to you	That locals realize that things in life change and evolve. We can't force people to invest in housing that offers low rent just because people want it and the reality is that tourism affords the community to have more jobs, community funds, etc. than it would otherwise, so trying to keep that out is not the right solution. I think the future requires that locals want to work toward good solutions rather than trying to keep the community as it was 30+ years ag0.		V+	C
1086	Vision Page	public	most important to you	We need to preserve the abundant natural beauty of our Valley, while making sure we don't become an oasis for the rich. Everyone who works here should be able to afford to live here.		Lp	rich	Hv
1087	Vision Page	public	most important to you	What matters most is the growing inequality in this community.		Q
1088	Vision Page	public	most important to you	The most important thing to me is to protect and improve the natural environment in our area. Increase park sizes, including continuing to protect the natural habitat around SDC. We are losing so many trees and wild animals, who lived here before we did. They deserve to have a place to call home. We should stop development in the area and protect what is left. I am a donor and member to Sonoma Ecology Center, Sonoma Wildlife Club, Sierra Club and the Sonoma Humane Society, as well as other organizations. I do my part to take care of my immediate habitat by not using pesticides and leaving the habitat intact. I obey the speed limits in town as well, as it breaks my heart every day to see so many dead animals on the road. :( I know it's probably not possible, but I really wish there were less tourists in the area and the housing was affordable to have more local people that actually care about the environment they live in and want to protect it. I cannot afford to buy a house in the area but have rented for several years so it is definitely my home. I support all our local parks as well and we should do more to help them, especially after the fires.		Lo	V-	Ha	parks
1089	Vision Page	public	most important to you	Clean air, safeguarding water, preserving the natural beauty of the valley.		N	Nw	Na
1090	Vision Page	public	our children and youth	1. Pre-natal care. 2. Educate parents to read to young kids and engage them in play and activities not TV and digital devices. 3. Arts, music, sports to give kids opportunities to explore and express energy and emotions in a positive way.		HE	Yf	Yed
1091	Vision Page	public	our children and youth	Excellent public education		Ys
1092	Vision Page	public	our natural environment and your quality of life	1. No development on the ridgelines so they stay as open space so wildlife and people can enjoy the beauty of the hills. 2. Restrict drilling wells so that we don't deplete the groundwater aquifer. County makes it far too easy to drill. 3. Water district should test the groundwater for agricultural pesticide runoff, like glyphosate. 4. Put more limits on the type and quantity of pesticides that grape growers can spray. 5. Protect open space, wildlife corridors and create more of them. Sonoma Developmental Center property needs to remain primarily open space. 6. Educate people about how to co-exist with wildlife. A young mountain lion that survived the fires was recently shot because it preyed on a goat. Why wasn't the goat secured in appropriate fencing?		Lp	Nw	Np	N
1093	Vision Page	public	transportation	Safer pedestrian and bike lanes. I am in the Temelec area and we can't do anything without a car.		W
1094	Vision Page	public	transportation	We need regular shuttle/small bus service from downtown Sonoma to downtown San Francisco, both for commuters and for shoppers/errand runners. This would take hundreds of cars off the road at prime hours, reducing congestion in the Valley and on Routes 37 and 101, as well as on all peripheral local roads.		Tp	Tc
1095	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	Healthy air and water are the most important things for all people. We need to limit industrial farming that puts a lot of pesticides in our air and water. Also it would be great to have better safe walking and bike paths connecting different parts of Sonoma Valley to the downtown so people don't have to always drive. Where I live is just a short distance to the food market but it's not safe for me to walk or take a bike on that route.		HEenv	Ag	W
1096	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	More options for affordable healthcare for families, opportunities for activities for kids that are affordable and improving our schools.		HEa	Yed
1097	Vision Page	public	a healthy community full of healthy people	For healthy people: A public rather than private permit process involving rainfall & soil studies (as in Napa) before Sonoma wineries are permitted to plant yet more vineyards; More regulations on water and pesticide use in vineyards. For a healthy community: more affordable housing and less mansion-building by mega-rich second-homers who think it would be just darling to own a boutique winery.		Ag	Nw	Ha	rich

	A	B	C	D	E	F
1	Interest represented	Description	Location	Sticky Notes	Date	Participants*
2	Youth	Sonoma Valley High School Earth Club, 30 min discussion within their meeting	Sonoma Valley High School	no	3/6/2018	6
3	Environment	meeting with leadership at Sonoma County Regional Parks	Sonoma County Regional Parks	no	4/9/2018	3
4	Public, for the Springs area	Hosted by Springs Community Alliance, 90 minute standalone meeting	Sonoma Springs Hall	yes	4/19/2018	55
5	Affordable housing	SV Housing Group, 2 hour conversation within their meeting, first 1 1/2 hours about SuSo generally	Sunshine Nursery School	no	4/22/2018	7
6	Tourism	Visitors Bureau + Tourism Improvement District Board, 20 minute conversation within their meeting	Best Western	no	5/10/2018	8
7	Health	Sonoma Valley Health Roundtable, Community Health Workers	Sonoma Valley Hospital	yes	5/17/2018	15
8	Public, for southern Sonoma Valley	30 min discussion, mostly with people already involved with SuSo: advisors, staff, Council and Steering Committee members, a few members of the public	Sonoma Community Center	no	6/1/2018	5
9	Environment	Multiple environment and open space groups invited, 90 min within Transition Sonoma Valley meeting	Sonoma Springs Hall	yes	6/12/2018	12
10	Seniors	Vintage House Board	Vintage House	no	6/25/2018	11
11	Latino	La Luz 4th of July float making event	La Luz Center	yes	7/2/2018	11
12	Public, for the Glen Ellen area	Hosted by Glen Ellen Forum, 90 minute standalone meeting	Glen Ellen Community Church	yes	7/14/2018	12
13	Public, for the Kenwood area	90 minute standalone meeting	St Patrick's Episcopal Church	yes	7/19/2018	16
14	Faith	Sonoma Valley Interfaith Ministerial Association, 40 min discussion co-led by Hidden in Plain Sight authors, within their meeting	First Congregational Church	no	7/25/2018	11
15	Youth, Latino	Sonoma Valley Health Center Back to School Health Fair	La Luz Center	yes	8/11/2018	100
16	Public, for Southern Sonoma Valley	90 minute standalone meeting	Vintage House	yes	9/19/2018	11
17	Environment	Sonoma Ecology Center staff, 30 mins within their meeting	Sonoma Ecology Center	yes	7/9/2018	15
18	Public, Emergency Preparedness	Emergency Preparedness Fair, public walk-through event hosted by Sonoma Valley Community Health Center	Sassarini Elementary School	yes	08/13/18	20
19	Latino, youth	¡Celebrar el Verano/Celebrate Summer! event at La Luz	La Luz Center	yes	08/15/18	14
20	Latino	A small part of a Fire Anniversary event at La Luz. Attendees wandered by the table with the questions. Some attendees could not read or write.	La Luz Center	yes	10/8/18	10
21	Business	Chamber of Commerce Board, 30 mins within their meeting	City of Sonoma Emergency Operations Center		10/11/18	8
22					Total participants	350
23	*estimated, not counting SuSo staff or advisors				# Listening sessions	20

	A	B	C
1	Topic	Comment	Description
2	A	A	AGRICULTURE
3	A	Ad	agricultural diversification, problems with monoculture, too many vineyards
4	A	Ag	ag should be more organic, green, sustainable, less pesticides
5	AC	AC	art, arts and culture, beauty
6	C	C	COMMUNITY LIFE: participating in life, bring people together, know your neighbors, connectedness, love, peace, happiness
7	C	Cd	diversity: more of it, protect it
8	C	Ce	community events that bring people together
9	C	Com	communication, conversation, dialog, hearing all voices, more talk between these people and those people
10	C	Coo	coordination, coordination among nonprofits/churches/agencies
11	C	Cr	respect, respect for all, respect across races and cultures, inclusion, tolerance, respect for immigrants
12	C	Cu	what we need is unity, togetherness, cohesion, we are all one, we are all Sonoma Valley
13	CL	CL	Cost of living, price of things, affordability
14	CL	CLg	gentrification, getting pushed out, need (families/youth) to be able to stay here
15	CL	CLl	living wage, higher wages
16	CL	CLr	rent is too high, rent is expensive, rent stabilization, just cause eviction. See also Ha.
17	DR	DR	cannabis, drugs, alcohol, drinking, events and attractions that are alcohol free, or less emphasis on alcohol
18	E	E	THE ECONOMY. The economy is good. Want to see economic growth.
19	E	Eb	we need a balanced economy, both XXX and YYY
20	E	Ed	want economic diversification, more kinds of businesses, middle-earning jobs, making things
21	E	El	more local business, support local businesses
22	Educ	Educ	education separate from K-12
23	elders	elders	aging, seniors, aging-in-place
24	EM	EM	reduce emissions, solar energy, reverse climate change
25	EP	EP	disaster prep, emergency response
26	F	F	FOOD
27	F	Fa	want to see affordable healthy food
28	F	Fl	more locally grown food
29	fire	fire	related to fires, but not emergency preparedness: prescribed burning, vegetation management.
30	G	G	GOVERNMENT: representation, incorporation, local governance. Comments like "the county should do something about X" were coded as X, not as G.
31	H	H	HOUSING. Want to see more housing (without commenting on price). Includes anything housing-related that's not otherwise captured in subcategories, such as taxing certain situations to generate money for housing.
32	H	Ha	more "affordable housing". See also CLr.
33	H	Hc	more of certain types of housing construction, greater diversity of building types, green building, innovation, diversity in # of bedrooms, pleasant/attractive, accessibility/aging features
34	H	Hj	we need housing near jobs that can be afforded from those jobs, local jobs so people don't have to commute
35	H	Hm	more housing that's affordable for middle income earners
36	H	Hv	fix problem of vacation rentals and second homes, empty houses
37	HE	HE	HEALTHY PEOPLE
38	HE	HE5G	stop health impacts of 5G cell towers
39	HE	HEa	want to see affordable healthcare, accessible healthcare, universal insurance, healthcare equity, healthcare for all
40	HE	HEe	need health education ( healthy food habits, lifestyle)
41	HE	HEenv	"safe environment", "healthy environment"
42	HE	HEf	need more healthy food, better nutrition, as a health issue (including access, not including affordability, which is Fa)
43	HE	HEh	protect hospital, more clinics, clinic in Springs, health facilities
44	HE	HEm	more mental health services
45	HE	HEw	people need to get outdoors, walk, cycle for health
46	help	help	we need to help those who need it, help each other, help the poor, volunteer, provide more and more accessible services for the poor or needy
47	J	J	JOBS: need more types of jobs, better paying jobs
48	J	Jt	about teachers' jobs, pay teachers more
49	L	L	LAND USE, GROWTH PATTERNS, where people do and don't want to see development
50	L	Li	more infill development
51	L	Lo	more open space
52	L	Lp	protect existing open space, don't develop in it any further
53	L	Lr	protect rural character, don't want to look like San Jose, don't build more, slow growth, no more growth
54	N	N	NATURAL RESOURCES: forests, WILDLIFE, NATIVE PLANT COMMUNITIES, recycling
55	N	Na	protect, respect, work with "nature" "naturaleza" "the environment"
56	N	Np	clean up pollution, stop polluting vehicles, vineyards, pesticides, etc
57	N	Nw	water, water scarcity, vineyards using too much water, need to recharge groundwater, etc
58	Oa	Oa	access to open space. could mean a) want open space nearby b) want disabled access c) want more protected land opened to recreational access
59	parks	parks	more parks, bigger parks, better parks, more people using parks, connections between parks
60	Q	Q	EQUITY, EQUALITY, EQUAL ACCESS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY. for everyone, for all, some need more to have the same. gender equity.
61	Q	Qe	want to see a great education for everyone, equal access to education, access to education
62	R	R	RECREATION AND PLACES FOR RECREATION
63	rich	rich	"the rich" "the 1%" "distribute the wealth"
64	S	S	people need to feel safety, security. fear, crime.
65	SDC	SDC	concerned about future of Sonoma Developmental Center
66	Springs	Springs	The Springs needs more attention, incorporation, governance
67	Su	Su	"sustainability" "sustainable"
68	T	T	TRANSPORTATION
69	T	Tc	traffic congestion, issues that matter to drivers like parking, better roads, less traffic
70	T	Te	electrification of transpo (cars, buses, charging stations, etc)
71	T	Tp	more and better public transpo: buses, trains, trolleys, shuttles
72	T	Ts	more carpool, rideshare
73	U	U	protect our unique identity, historic character
74	V	V	tourism, the visitor economy. often, tourism is great. tourism is not the problem.
75	V	Vl	run the economy for locals, not so much for tourists. limit tourism, responsible tourism, too many tasting rooms.
76	W	W	more walking and bike for all the right reasons, healthy lifestyle, transporation
77	W	Wb	more biking, more bike paths
78	Y	Y	YOUNG PEOPLE, INCLUDING K-12 EDUCATION SYSTEM
79	Y	Ya	young people need support for a range of futures, alternatives to college, workforce, vocational, choices, options
80	Y	Ye	young people need to get outside more, environemntal education, know nature
81	Y	Yed	youth education and learning outside school
82	Y	Yf	good parenting, support for parents, support for families for benefit of kids who are our future
83	Y	Yj	young people need jobs, job training
84	Y	Ys	better schools and schooling, schools should teach X or Y, schools should do X or Y
85	Y	Yv	assure that youth acquire values, be good people and citizens

	A	B	C	D
1	1st edition of this data	10/12/2018
2	2nd edition of this data	12/5/2018
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4	The first edition of this data, made public with the report Voices of Sonoma Valley, yielded 1604 (95%) useable comments from the 1692 comments submitted. The remaining 5% of the comments either could not be understood as responses to the questions, or were assigned mis-typed codes that were inadvertently omitted from the analysis.
5
6	The second edition of this data is not reflected in the report Voices of Sonoma Valley. The second edition yielded 1653 (97%) useable comments from the 1692 comments submitted. The remaining 3% of the comments either could not be understood as responses to the questions, or were assigned mis-typed codes that were then inadvertently omitted from the analysis. Several comments that were originally, erroneously, coded as Ha, were re-coded to CLr, because the comment specifically said that rent is too high. Several other comments that had + or – after the letters in the code were re-coded as other existing codes. These corrections, in aggregate, reduce, but do not remove, the dominance of the code Ha. There are still incorrect codes in the data. Deeper analysis of the raw data could yield additional valuable insights into the Sonoma Valley community.
7
8			Did this value change between 1st edition and 2nd edition?
9			yes	no
10	# responses, most with more than one comment embedded in the response	1096		x
11	# non-blank cells in columns for code1, code2, code3, and code4	1692		x
12	# of these that are coded as ?	12		x
13	# total codes that should yield usable comments	1680	x
14	# codes used in analysis	1653	x
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