Existing Programming x Future Programming – Cohort Data

This chart combines responses to two questions (about existing and future programming) to create an interactive scatter plot. You can hover over the chart to reveal more information on each circle.

This chart presents cohort data. The cohorts are grouped by Type of Household and Character Area.

The chart is structured as follows:

X-Axis is the response to the question “Currently, how well are your household’s needs being meet by the EXISTING following recreation and community programming?” SCALE: -5 = Well short of needs; 0 = About right; +5 = More than enough
Y-Axis is the response to the question “Looking out over next 5-10 years do you anticipate your household’s interest and needs will see an overall increase or decrease in the use of the following broad community and recreation programming?” SCALE: -5 = Decrease significantly; 0 = Stay same; +5 = Increase dramatically.

Key things to note:

The filters on the right hand side can be used to look at responses by different groups and variation between the different categories of programming (amenities – top filter); and then see the cohort groups of Household type and character area.
The filters are additive, so you can apply multiple filters. It is interesting, for example to look at how retiree future needs differs from school aged families.
The appetite for increased programming remains positive for most cohort groups, especially school aged families.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about the City of Smithville’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan Project, please contact:

Matt Denton, CPRP – Parks and Recreation Director
107 West Main Street
City of Smithville
Phone: (816) 532-8130
parksandrec@smithvillemo.org