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Maintain/Improve Env/Water Quality <br /> More Economic Development&Jobs <br /> Other, Unclear&Multiple Responses <br /> More People, Retirees <br /> Increased Property Value <br /> Don't Know/No Opinion <br /> Increased Recreation Activities <br /> Tourism Development <br /> Lake Related Opportunities <br /> Planned Development <br /> Maintain Peace&Quiet <br /> Connecting with Family <br /> 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 <br /> Figure 26:Opportunities for second-home counties by number of respondents organized by category <br /> (n=367) <br /> Maintaining environmental and water quality is the number one preferred opportunity for second <br /> homeowners. Verbs most often used to illustrate their concern include the following: maintain, <br /> clean, improve, keep,preserve, and protect. Key nouns respondents used include water, lake, <br /> environment, wildlife, nature, green, resource, and shoreline. <br /> As with other issue-based questions, many respondents balanced their number one concern with a <br /> call for more development.Job growth is seen as an important future development. (Specific <br /> business sectors included are retail, restaurant, tavern, and commercial.)One interesting response is <br /> that 28 second homeowners surveyed, the fourth largest group, identified themselves—future <br /> retirees, future permanent residents paying taxes, buying goods and services—as the greatest long- <br /> term opportunity for their second home county. <br /> Unlike the question about second home county challenges, the open-ended question about <br /> opportunities produced a strong response rate. More than 12 groupings contained more than ten <br /> responses. They centered on categories such as recreation activities, tourism development,lake <br /> related opportunities, planned development, maintenance of peace and quiet, and connecting with <br /> family. <br /> While the questions drew many responses about water quality and economic development, there was <br /> plenty of attention to the importance of family, "life on the lake," and quality of life. <br /> - Second Homeowners of Central and West Central MN 22 <br />
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