Survey Results February 2013

Summary of Survey

• 96% of respondents want to keep the red barn where it is as part of Petaluma's western gateway and make it a museum to show our agricultural legacy
• As to the number of homes to be built, 47% replied "none" while 48% said no more than 41, within the original 340 cap set by the City Council (in 1986) for this area
• Only 1% supported letting Davidon build 66 homes here
• Only 6% supported Davidon's plan to build houses on both sides of the lower creek. 55% want the open, public park space to be in front of the red barn and up the front side of the creek, while 39% favored having the back side of the creek and trees be public open space, up the hillside.
• 77% wanted everything possible to be done to protect the endangered red-legged frog habitat on the property.
• Top-ranked concerns were: loss of wildlife, traffic, downstream water issues, loss of views, and noise.

Please read the comments that people have made about the development at Windsor and D.