Community Corner
Do You Have Questions for Next Month?
Log on to Pulse of Concord and suggest questions for the April survey.

The Pulse of Concord is a survey that asks questions and gets information about our community in a manner that does not drive the responder toward a "desired answer."
The questions and topics are from a panel (anyone who takes the survey can join) and from the community at large. Here are leading topics for next month:
A. Schools:
The perception of the support for the school board—what kind of job approval is there?
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The structure of schools—what is the desired size of a school: 400/500/700?
B. City Planning:
What is too dense, too spread out?
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How high is too high and where?
C. Traffic:
Are roundabouts a good idea? (There are traffic-calming devices such as the one near Northgate High School.)
Medians—how wide?
Bike Lanes—where to/from?
D. Personal choices:
Have you gone to live theater?
Have you been to the library?
Each month we limit things to about 10 questions and sometimes one or two of them will trigger a follow up. We welcome additional topics and take a shot at making a question neutral. Go to www.PulseOfConcord.com, and send questions and topics to Edi Birsan.
Meanwhile, take the March survey here.
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