Questionnaire Results
Did you attend any of the Callery Judge Community Planning events held in
November 2004?
Of 61 responses
•
23 – Did attend
•
38 – Did not attend
Have you been to a Neighbors Advisory Committee meeting?
Of 61 responses
•
6 – Have attended
•
54 – Have not attended
•
1 – Did not answer
How did you hear about Callery-Judge Grove’s planning efforts?
• 4 - Observer
• 12 - Town Crier
• 10 - Palm Beach Post
• 6 - Sun Sentinel
• 4 - Callery Judge Grove Website
• 15 - Friend/Neighbor
• 5 - Palm Beach County Planning Dept. Mailer
• 48 - Callery Judge Grove Mailer
• 1 - No response
(In some cases, individuals checked multiply ways they were informed).
How long have you lived or owned property in the Central Western Communities?
• 1 @ 6 months
• 5 @ 1 year
•
2 @1 ½ years
• 9
@ 2 years
• 4 @ 3 years
• 6 @ 4 years
• 4 @ 5 years
• 1 @ 6 years
• 3 @ 7 years
• 3 @ 8 years
• 2 @ 9 years
• 2 @ 11 years
• 1 @ 12 years
• 2 @ 13 years
• 1 @ 15 years
• 1 @ 14 years
• 3 @ 17 years
• 1 @ 16 years
• 1 @ 17 years
• 1 @ 18 years
• 1 @ 19 years
• 1 @ 20 years
• 1 @ 22 years
• 1 @ 24 years
• 2 @ 30 years
• 1 @ 39 years
I moved here from ______________________?
• 8 Broward County
• 1 Dade County
• 2 Canada
• 1 Miramar
• 3 New Jersey
• 7 West Palm Beach
• 1 Royal Palm Beach
• 1 Chicago
• 1 Bahamas
• 1 Tampa
• 1 Michigan
• 1 Hollywood
• 5 Miami
• 7 New York
• 1 Connecticut
• 2 Wellington
• 2 Boynton Beach
• 1 Pembroke Pines
• 1 Plantation
• 1 Sunrise
• 5 Fort Lauderdale
• 1 Lake Worth
• 1 Jupiter
• 1 Coral Springs
What would you do if you owned Callery-Judge Grove?
18 responses – Develop
it
•
Given the economic forecasts of the citrus industry, I’d probably sell
out too.
•
Keep it rural development like the rest of rural acreage and minimal “city-fying”.
• 400 million dollar homes.
• Country/Southern style homes, gas station, I like your ideas.
• Not build a town.
• Not put 10,000 homes (if I cared about people), 10 acre track with million
dollar homes.
• Help the neighborhood.
• Make it nice as possible.
• 2 responses - Keep the orange groves.
•
Similar to proposed plan but no housing on less than ½ acre lot, more
$ to build better roads.
• Avail myself of all available facilities provided by this project.
• Stay with zoning.
• Keep it country.
•
Won’t do what you did, too much trouble.
• Keep.
•
Don’t know.
• Sell and let someone else take the heat.
• Business.
• Large acre tracts.
• Develop conscientiously with improving the environment and not letting
my project worsen the traffic or quality of life for neighbors.
• Create an equestrian preserve with covered arenas, great horse show facilities,
cross country dressage, rodeo
• Insist that the state and country put 441 through and put 140th Avenue
through.
• Develop the land with a slow paced, country setting in mind.
• Some estate homes on 5 acre lots, residential lots of 1-2 acres consistent
with the Acreage.
• 5 acre homes and ball fields.
• Big recreational area with soccer and baseball, roller hockey, etc.
• Probably ask for help from my neighbors.
What does a Traditional Town mean to you?
• Convenience
• Everything Important
• Grow
• Low paying jobs, more traffic
• Nothing
• The beginning of Miami!
• Great
• Small, organized not over done
• Less travel, more time to enjoy
• Friendly
•
Nothing – moved here to get away from them
•
Something you don’t see in South Florida
• One that is quiet and close knit
•
Small businesses, safe place to raise children, not “too busy” roads
through my neighborhood
• Cozy look, lots of trees, porches, old time main street look
• Friends and Family
• Home, family, family values
• Nothing now
• I think what I have seen of your design is attractive. I prefer the town
center approach with higher density surrounded by open lands.
•
A place that evolves according to the needs of the residents – naturally
not designed by outside forces
• A town for all ages and country taste
•
I live here because I don’t want to be in a town!
•
Neighborhood activities and events, safe & quiet place to live
• Equestrian
• Planned development keeping green space
• A friendly and convenient place to live
• What RPB and Lox are now and before
• A lot
• It would add resources to the community to benefit all.
•
Doesn’t matter, I live in the country and that’s the way I want
to keep it.
• City
• Abacoa
• Good planning
• Good
• Small community with minimum shops
• Too many people
• Too many people and cars
• Honesty, Decency, Integrity
• Good quality of life, maintain good property value
• Beautiful parks, lots of trees, jogging trails and walking trails
• Good Camaraderie
• Small town America
•
All town’s are different
• Centralized facilities minimizing traveling long distance for different
services
Have Callery-Judge Grove’s
efforts to involve its neighbors been effective?
Of 61 responses
40 –Yes 3 - No
5 - Not sure 1 - Not enough notification
12 -No response
What other amenities, public or private, would you use at Callery-Judge Grove?
• Very nice, large
community park like CB Smith Park (Pembroke Pines)
• Keep the quiet peaceful nature of the place
• Post Office
• 2 - Gas Station
• Super Walmart
•
Sam’s Club
• All that are available
• Cultural Center
• Roller Skating Rink
• Spa (naturalistic)
• Boardwalk
• Horse Vet Hospital
• Large animal vet clinic and leave a few trees around
• Public Soccer field and nets (adult and teenage leagues)
• Public Swimming Pool
• Daycare Center
• Affordable housing for teachers
• Biking trails
• Dog Park
• Town Center
• Nature Trails
• Safe bike trails
• Roads
• ATV park to get kids off the streets, very dangerous as it currently
stands