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Lehi City 2017 Citizens Survey Topline Report LEHI CITY 2017 CITIZENS SURVEY TOPLINE REPORT APPENDIX – FULL VERBATIMS QLIKEMOST. What do you like most about living in Lehi? growth and home prices Halfway between Provo and SLC, so wherever I get a job, the commute is about the same. Shopping centers are close, don't need to travel far for much. Family friendly area. Sense of community, amazing A.L.L. programs and teachers for my kids, exciting growth. The Small town feel, with the big city ammenities Close somewhat affordable distance From SLC Small town feel Location So many new businesses are coming to Lehi. The city has lots of beautiful new development and old neighborhoods so there's something for everyone. Close to everything easy access 1 of 180 Accessibility to services Great people Our neighborhood and the location next to my work. lots of work opportunities, close to SLC and Provo Location and small town feel....though that is unfortunately diminishing Its central location to resources small town atmosphere (which is diminishing) Better air Location It's still semi-rural Family and Friends Affordable housing and relatively close to I-15 I used to like that the people were great, but once the Traverse community showed up that went out the window. They're snobby and don't represent what Lehi is all about. Convience Living close to schools and freeway, close to the Jordan River parkway. Safe, family-friendly environment Quiet but close to mainstream stuff Location Quiet Family Life The central location and the development Cheap city center gym The small town feel. location and cost of living Bigger land and cheaper housing I used to like the farm land but that is disappearing. Now I like that trouble spots, like pot holes or busy intersections, are handled quickly and efficiently. Growing community I like the small town feel with the access to great shopping centers. Proximity to other cities All the growth of new business and economy for the city Convenience of retail; lots of parks There is everything here almost Easy access to everything I need, community is great family centered Proximity to many areas of interest the growth Quiet rural feel The people, Cleanliness, services 2 of 180 It's quiet, but there are things to do. I love the people. It's pretty Close to my work. It has all of the necessary amenities or is near them. The growth the community of people in my area I love the great quantity of quality amenities and businesses. The focus on parks and recreation is great, and the number of awesome restaurants and shopping choices is better than other cities I have lived in Utah. The People Quick access to the highway (I-15) as a centrally located spot between SLC and Provo Community, Safety, Access, Schools centrally located, mix of rural and urban The wind. Strong, consistent, you can really rely on it. Never lets you down. Investment opportunities I love it's location over everything else! It's quiet enough, yet it's starting to grow, and get different restaurants that are new to the area and residents The Strong Family Atmosphere and Sense of Community Literacy Center, good people, safe The People its location We are close to everything The excitement of growth. I feel safe and enjoy the community Location Good Central location. Nice homes Recreational activities Nice neighborhood and business development Quite area like Spanish Fork. Just wish it had more city activities like Spanish Fork has How close everything is How close I am to SLC, and as a programmer, I love being this close to all the tech that Lehi has invited, and should definitely continue to invite. I also love that because it was so small for so long, the new development makes it all really new and nice. FREAKING MINK FARMS THOUGH!!!!! The location and how much it is growing with tec companies. I did like that it was a small community. Its not anymore. Small town feel, bigger city amenities Thanksgiving point museums, close work proximity, new restaurants More convenient shopping, new high school Not as crowded as SLC It's quality The growth Close proximity to other locations I frequently visit 3 of 180 I like how comfortable and wecoming the atmosphere is, since I moved here a little over a month ago. Location Nearby mountain recreation I love living in Lehi because you get the best of both worlds -- you still get a country/farm feel because we still have a lot of land in Lehi and it's not crowded, but we also have a growing business district. Feels like a small town, with access to everything that I need and want Access to parks and open spaces (sometimes in Alpine, Draper, and other surrounding areas), convenient location, central to the Wasatch Front Location in relation to the hubs of Utah County and Salt Lake County The small town atmosphere that it has always had. The growth of stores, restaurants, outlets Little bit slower pace of life. Continued Growth but still a smaller town feel. The community, the service Mix of small town and city amenities The community - generous, giving Location Plenty of public parks, plowed roads in winter, lots of good restaurants and things to do Family atmosphere Location, proximity of shopping centers and freeway Growth and influx of new residents. many friendly people I LOVED our farm town. I dont love the over populated area that we now have! Cant drive anywhere quickly because there is so many people living here now. All I see is building building building! We moved here 15 years ago because it WAS a small town with open space all around. Not anymore. Very sad Lehi QUITE AND PEACEFUL Location semi-rural Residential-heavy, small town feeling, etc but still close to salt lake Central location between salt lake and utah counties Rec center, opportunities for work and shopping. Biking trails are a big plus too. Proximity to everything I need -- stores, services, work, parks, etc. Access to work Being close to a variety of shopping and restaurants, but still feeling safe to let my kids play outside without constant supervision. Everything I need is just a few minutes away... location is everything Great location to everything. Good schools. Wonderful people. Quiet, nice people Family first atmosphere, clean city Small town feel, low crime rate, close to lots of amenities Good people Public gatherings, parades, events, etc. put on by the city. Parks are nice too. 4 of 180 The people The Close Proximity of Commercial Business, and Entertainment. The new businesses, growth, property values, close to work & family. The location of it in UT County and the retailers that are around the area Down to earth, small city feel. Proximity to Silicon Slopes The growth Good community. Safe environment for kids how much commerce is close and yet still has a neighborhood feeling. Bigger houses for less money location location City Council attempting to overstep its authority without proper input from constituents. They seem to be pushing their own agendas and not those of the residents. Still a little bit rural. While the city is growing rapidly, there is still a sense of a small town community. Location. Close to everything we need to do. My neighborhood The location and the two schools my kids go to. Schools were the main reason we moved to Lehi Central location The community location Convenience to life's needs and wants small town feel Close enough to visit SLC or Provo, but not actually within/adjacent to either one. Community feeling Central location I like the location of Lehi. Affordable living The growing technology sector. Location and surrounding area Close access to many things. Lots of growth. The amount of things to do and places to eat. Big box stores close as well as plenty of small businesses Neighborhood is quiet The people. We have fabulous residents! Safe quiet and convenient Close commodities. 5 of 180 The feel of the country with the benefits of city conviences. Great neighbors and sense of community. I feel safe. Easy access to freeway Location. Park availability, quiet, respectful neighbors, close to amentities but not in backyard I love that we have the space to separate business with community and that we have a drastic increase as of late. Proximity to tech companies It's small town feel I'm excited about all of the growth. The city has attracted many new businesses, which is creating jobs, driving residential and retail development, necessitating new schools, etc. It's fun to see the city growing and developing so much, and I believe that is good for my property value. It's very central and convenient. Businesses are growing in the area. Close to both UT and SLC counties I used to enjoy the small community, small schools, going down town and knowing all that I met. I left Lehi and then came back two years ago. It isn't the same Lehi. Central Location. More businesses being added. Real estate values increasing. The variety. Some rural, some not. The people, the environment Ease of access to stores and fun places to go like Thanksgiving Point Round up week and the fun things like easter and halloween walks down main st. Growth. Proximity to both SLC and all parts of Utah County The willingness of the city to grow and to entice corporations to come to our great city! Location Lehi is a growing tech hub between Provo and Salt Lake City. Lots of opportunities here. I moved to lehi because it was a small town but her close to bigger towns.
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