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How long does the survey take?

A few minutes. The survey asks about your Ward, how long you've lived in Bradford West Gwillimbury, the issues that matter most to you, and what you'd like to see change.

Do I have to share my name and contact information?

No. You can complete the survey and share your views without providing your name, phone number, or email. Contact information is only requested if you'd like David to follow up with you directly about your feedback.

Who reads my responses?

David Pullara reads every response personally. He may also use responses, without identifying details, to analyze what residents are telling him and to help guide his platform and decisions as your Councillor.

Bradford West Gwillimbury Resident Survey

Which Ward do you live in? *

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How long have you lived in Bradford West Gwillimbury? *

Less than 2 years 2–5 years 6–10 years 11–19 years More than 20 years

What are the most important issues facing our Bradford community right now? *

Please select up to 3.

Traffic and road safety Property taxes Responsible growth and development Roads and infrastructure Municipal services Community safety Encouraging new businesses to come to town / fostering local job opportunities Preservation of farmland / green space Other:

"I believe the town needs to spend more money on..." *

Please select up to 3.

Parks / Waterparks Community Events Community Gathering Places (i.e. Town Square) Trails / Bike Paths / Public Green Spaces Nothing (i.e. we should not be spending more money) More / Better Services (e.g. Public Transit, Increased Winter Services, etc.) Expanding / Maintaining Local Roads Other:

The current Bradford West Gwillimbury Town Council has approved a proposal to build a 13,000-square-meter Town Hall at 125 Simcoe Road.

Key elements of the proposal include an administrative space (i.e. an administration building spanning roughly 4,540 square meters to consolidate numerous town offices around town into one building), a performing arts auditorium (with fixed and removable seating, stage areas, dressing rooms, and a lighting/sound booth), recreation and public space (including a double gymnasium, outdoor community plaza, skating trail, splash pad, and multi-sport courts), and the integration of a Simcoe County affordable housing complex. The current cost estimate for this facility is $99 million.

If YOU were the ultimate decision-maker for this project, what would you do? *

Proceed with the existing plans (i.e. the investment is worthwhile) Modify the project's scope SLIGHTLY: aim to reduce the cost by 25-30% by removing some components of the plan Modify the project's scope SIGNIFICANTLY: aim to reduce the cost by 50-65% by building only what's absolutely necessary Cancel the project entirely and absorb any sunk/cancellation costs involved (i.e. this project is not needed / justified for BWG in the near future) I do not have an opinion on the Town Hall Other:

What would you most like to see change in BWG in the next four years? *

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