Agenda packet — Thousand Oaks City Council, May 23, 2023 (part 3 of 3)

25.9%
32 30.8%
15 18.1%
3 10.0%
248

25.4%
8 28.6%
8 20.5%
8 18.6%
23 24.0%
84 8.7%
9 8.7%
7 8.4%
2 6.7%
74 7.6%
3 10.7%
-
-
7 16.3%
11 11.5%
97 10.1%
28 26.9%
28 33.7%
6 20.0%
121

12.4%
3 10.7%
8 20.5%
10 23.3%
16 16.7%
259

26.9%
31 29.8%
24 28.9%
8 26.7%
279

28.6%
8 28.6%
7 17.9%
10 23.3%
21 21.9%
133

13.8%
10 9.6%
10 12.0%
4 13.3%
140

14.4%
4 14.3%
5 12.8%
8 18.6%
11 11.5%
125

13.0%
13 12.5%
13 15.7%
4 13.3%
132

13.5%
5 17.9%
4 10.3%
3 7.0%
14 14.6%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 774Page 774 Q19 City information sources

Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Cont act With City
Staff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
Television
(general)
Cit y Council
Meetings
Radio
City’s website
Int ernet (not
City’s s ite)
Social Media like
Facebook,
Twit t er or
Inst agram
Nextdoor
Utilit y bill insert
Email
n otif ication
from Cit y
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
44 4.2%
6 3.5%
18 3.9%
33 4.3%
1 2.4%
5 9.3%
41 4.5%
-
-
1 1.6%
33 3.1%
12 7.1%
24 5.2%
21 2.7%
2 4.8%
2 3.7%
28 3.1%
1 7.1%
3 4.7%
54 5.1%
5 2.9%
18 3.9%
45 5.9%
1 2.4%
1 1.9%
51 5.6%
-
-
2 3.1%
265

25.1%
45 26.5%
137

29.9%
167

21.7%
10 23.8%
16 29.6%
225

24.8%
3 21.4%
21 32.8%
94 8.9%
13 7.6%
42 9.2%
67 8.7%
4 9.5%
6 11.1%
74 8.2%
-
-
5 7.8%
134

12.7%
23 13.5%
60 13.1%
97 12.6%
7 16.7%
4 7.4%
112

12.3%
-
-
15 23.4%
275

26.0%
56 32.9%
112

24.5%
222

28.9%
10 23.8%
17 31.5%
260

28.7%
1 7.1%
15 23.4%
141

13.4%
27 15.9%
57 12.4%
112

14.6%
4 9.5%
8 14.8%
125

13.8%
1 7.1%
9 14.1%
140

13.3%
19 11.2%
67 14.6%
94 12.2%
3 7.1%
7 13.0%
128

14.1%
2 14.3%
6 9.4%
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Television
(general)
City Council
Meetings
Radio
City’s website
Int ernet (not
City’s site)
Social Media like
Facebook,
Twit t er or
Inst agram
Nextdoor
Utilit y bill insert
Email
not ificat ion
from Cit y
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
23 4.0%
27 4.4%
3 3.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 2.8%
6 2.1%
35 5.8%
22 3.9%
20 3.2%
6 6.7%
-
-
1 6.3%
4 5.9%
2 1.4%
9 3.1%
22 3.6%
28 4.9%
32 5.2%
4 4.4%
-
-
-
-
2 2.9%
5 3.5%
21 7.2%
31 5.1%
133

23.3%
155

25.1%
31 34.4%
-
-
5 31.3%
17 25.0%
36 25.4%
74 25.5%
155

25.7%
43 7.5%
52 8.4%
16 17.8%
1 20.0%
2 12.5%
8 11.8%
16 11.3%
26 9.0%
40 6.6%
72 12.6%
81 13.1%
11 12.2%
3 60.0%
8 50.0%
26 38.2%
35 24.6%
50 17.2%
35 5.8%
162

28.4%
162

26.2%
23 25.6%
-
-
3 18.8%
13 19.1%
40 28.2%
75 25.9%
175

29.0%
78 13.7%
85 13.8%
14 15.6%
-
-
3 18.8%
6 8.8%
20 14.1%
50 17.2%
73 12.1%
72 12.6%
86 13.9%
10 11.1%
-
-
1 6.3%
9 13.2%
17 12.0%
47 16.2%
85 14.1%
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commut e
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Television
(general)
Cit y Council
Meetings
Radio
City’s website
Int ernet (not
City’s s ite)
Social Media like
Facebook,
Twit t er or
Inst agram
Nextdoor
Utilit y bill insert
Email
n otif ication
from Cit y
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
38 4.2%
8 3.5%
24 2.7%
29 7.5%
4 1.9%
46 4.8%
10 4.5%
6 1.7%
33 5.3%
38 4.2%
9 3.9%
48 5.3%
-
-
5 2.4%
36 3.7%
5 2.2%
14 4.0%
22 3.5%
48 5.3%
9 3.9%
27 3.0%
37 9.6%
3 1.4%
58 6.0%
10 4.5%
12 3.4%
39 6.2%
255

28.1%
46 20.1%
321

35.7%
-
-
50 23.7%
249

25.9%
53 23.8%
96 27.4%
152

24.3%
70 7.7%
25 10.9%
65 7.2%
46 11.9%
18 8.5%
84 8.7%
27 12.1%
33 9.4%
41 6.6%
114

12.6%
34 14.8%
166

18.5%
-
-
61 28.9%
97 10.1%
38 17.0%
73 20.9%
48 7.7%
234

25.8%
73 31.9%
202

22.5%
145

37.7%
62 29.4%
259

26.9%
48 21.5%
106

30.3%
173

27.7%
121

13.4%
36 15.7%
113

12.6%
64 16.6%
23 10.9%
133

13.8%
30 13.5%
50 14.3%
90 14.4%
143

15.8%
14 6.1%
168

18.7%
-
-
29 13.7%
125

13.0%
27 12.1%
47 13.4%
85 13.6%
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Television
(general)
City Council
Meetings
Radio
City’s website
Int ernet (not
City’s site)
Social Media like
Facebook,
Twit t er or
Inst agram
Nextdoor
Utilit y bill insert
Email
not ificat ion
from Cit y
1187 52 589 583
48 4.0%
4 7.7%
26 4.4%
23 3.9%
43 3.6%
3 5.8%
16 2.7%
25 4.3%
57 4.8%
5 9.6%
28 4.8%
31 5.3%
300

25.3%
12 23.1%
179

30.4%
116

19.9%
101

8.5%
8 15.4%
61 10.4%
41 7.0%
143

12.0%
13 25.0%
63 10.7%
90 15.4%
326

27.5%
9 17.3%
134

22.8%
188

32.2%
167

14.1%
5 9.6%
74 12.6%
82 14.1%
159

13.4%
4 7.7%
80 13.6%
79 13.6%
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Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
44 3.4%
14 3.5%
12 2.1%
44 28.8%
33 3.1%
9 2.1%
2 1.8%
7 2.0%
1 1.8%
230

17.9%
230

58.2%
79 13.8%
21 13.7%
173

16.2%
54 12.4%
5 4.4%
61 17.5%
4 7.1%
34 2.6%
11 2.8%
10 1.7%
34 22.2%
24 2.3%
9 2.1%
-
-
6 1.7%
1 1.8%
171

13.3%
22 5.6%
58 10.1%
15 9.8%
126

11.8%
54 12.4%
10 8.8%
171

49.1%
4 7.1%
50 3.9%
7 1.8%
14 2.4%
6 3.9%
37 3.5%
15 3.4%
2 1.8%
8 2.3%
50 89.3%
12 0.9%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
12 3.4%
-
-
6 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 10.7%
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
7 7.5%
4 4.8%
9 8.7%
24 2.4%
14 3.6%
1 1.6%
4 3.4%
20 3.5%
3 5.1%
20 21.5%
14 16.7%
24 23.3%
172

17.2%
72 18.3%
13 21.0%
20 16.9%
95 16.6%
16 27.1%
3 3.2%
4 4.8%
6 5.8%
21 2.1%
19 4.8%
1 1.6%
4 3.4%
4 0.7%
1 1.7%
16 17.2%
10 11.9%
16 15.5%
129

12.9%
61 15.5%
10 16.1%
15 12.7%
69 12.1%
7 11.9%
2 2.2%
3 3.6%
3 2.9%
42 4.2%
17 4.3%
1 1.6%
7 5.9%
18 3.1%
2 3.4%
3 3.2%
1 1.2%
1 1.0%
6 0.6%
5 1.3%
2 3.2%
2 1.7%
1 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 1.9%
4 0.4%
3 0.8%
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
1 1.7%
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Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pic al Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commut e 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
28 2.9%
7 6.7%
5 6.0%
1 3.3%
33 3.4%
1 3.6%
1 2.6%
3 7.0%
4 4.2%
163

16.9%
22 21.2%
18 21.7%
4 13.3%
169

17.3%
4 14.3%
14 35.9%
6 14.0%
16 16.7%
18 1.9%
2 1.9%
7 8.4%
1 3.3%
20 2.1%
1 3.6%
1 2.6%
2 4.7%
4 4.2%
126

13.1%
12 11.5%
15 18.1%
5 16.7%
126

12.9%
3 10.7%
8 20.5%
3 7.0%
21 21.9%
33 3.4%
6 5.8%
4 4.8%
1 3.3%
31 3.2%
2 7.1%
2 5.1%
2 4.7%
6 6.3%
7 0.7%
1 1.0%
2 2.4%
-
-
6 0.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 4.2%
3 0.3%
-
-
-
-
2 6.7%
4 0.4%
-
-
-
-
1 2.3%
-
-
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Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Con tact W ith City
St aff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
38 3.6%
3 1.8%
17 3.7%
25 3.3%
6 14.3%
1 1.9%
30 3.3%
-
-
2 3.1%
186

17.6%
29 17.1%
80 17.5%
139

18.1%
6 14.3%
9 16.7%
165

18.2%
-
-
16 25.0%
26 2.5%
8 4.7%
13 2.8%
19 2.5%
-
-
2 3.7%
22 2.4%
-
-
1 1.6%
134

12.7%
26 15.3%
56 12.2%
112

14.6%
6 14.3%
9 16.7%
113

12.5%
2 14.3%
9 14.1%
34 3.2%
14 8.2%
16 3.5%
33 4.3%
1 2.4%
1 1.9%
30 3.3%
1 7.1%
4 6.3%
8 0.8%
2 1.2%
1 0.2%
10 1.3%
-
-
3 5.6%
4 0.4%
1 7.1%
1 1.6%
5 0.5%
1 0.6%
2 0.4%
2 0.3%
-
-
-
-
4 0.4%
1 7.1%
-
-
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
17 3.0%
23 3.7%
4 4.4%
-
-
-
-
5 7.4%
8 5.6%
7 2.4%
21 3.5%
117

20.5%
98 15.9%
15 16.7%
2 40.0%
6 37.5%
19 27.9%
27 19.0%
56 19.3%
94 15.6%
14 2.5%
18 2.9%
2 2.2%
-
-
1 6.3%
4 5.9%
8 5.6%
10 3.4%
5 0.8%
70 12.3%
91 14.7%
9 10.0%
-
-
3 18.8%
12 17.6%
19 13.4%
38 13.1%
78 12.9%
18 3.2%
25 4.0%
6 6.7%
-
-
-
-
1 1.5%
3 2.1%
12 4.1%
23 3.8%
2 0.4%
6 1.0%
4 4.4%
1 20.0%
-
-
-
-
2 1.4%
1 0.3%
3 0.5%
3 0.5%
2 0.3%
1 1.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.7%
1 0.3%
1 0.2%
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commute
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
29 3.2%
3 1.3%
44 4.9%
-
-
12 5.7%
28 2.9%
9 4.0%
10 2.9%
23 3.7%
163

18.0%
41 17.9%
230

25.6%
-
-
43 20.4%
163

16.9%
45 20.2%
61 17.4%
108

17.3%
26 2.9%
5 2.2%
34 3.8%
-
-
10 4.7%
18 1.9%
8 3.6%
15 4.3%
5 0.8%
113

12.5%
28 12.2%
85 9.5%
86 22.3%
32 15.2%
126

13.1%
36 16.1%
51 14.6%
75 12.0%
28 3.1%
15 6.6%
27 3.0%
23 6.0%
11 5.2%
33 3.4%
12 5.4%
12 3.4%
19 3.0%
4 0.4%
4 1.7%
-
-
12 3.1%
3 1.4%
7 0.7%
4 1.8%
5 1.4%
1 0.2%
3 0.3%
-
-
-
-
6 1.6%
1 0.5%
3 0.3%
1 0.4%
2 0.6%
2 0.3%
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Flyers,
brochures or
posters
(displayed at
public facilities)
Post c ards,
let ters, flyers or
brochures
(mailed to home)
Street banners
Friends/Family/-
Associat es
Ot her (unique
responses)
Do Not Receive
Informat ion
abou t C i ty
Not sure
1187 52 589 583
37 3.1%
6 11.5%
17 2.9%
26 4.5%
211

17.8%
12 23.1%
88 14.9%
121

20.8%
31 2.6%
2 3.8%
13 2.2%
15 2.6%
159

13.4%
6 11.5%
81 13.8%
75 12.9%
46 3.9%
1 1.9%
24 4.1%
21 3.6%
9 0.8%
2 3.8%
3 0.5%
6 1.0%
6 0.5%
-
-
-
-
3 0.5%
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Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
Prefer not to
answer
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
5 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 0.4%
3 0.8%
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
-
-
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Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pical Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commute 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
2 0.2%
-
-
1 1.2%
-
-
2 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.0%
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Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Cont act With City
Staff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
Prefer not to
answer
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
4 0.4%
-
-
2 0.4%
2 0.3%
1 2.4%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
-
-
4 0.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 0.7%
-
-
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commut e
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Prefer not to
answer
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
3 0.3%
-
-
-
-
5 1.3%
1 0.5%
2 0.2%
2 0.9%
1 0.3%
1 0.2%
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
3 0.3%
-
-
2 0.3%
-
-
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Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
5 0.4%
2 0.5%
3 0.5%
-
-
4 0.4%
1 0.2%
-
-
1 0.3%
-
-
16 1.2%
6 1.5%
11 1.9%
2 1.3%
13 1.2%
4 0.9%
-
-
4 1.1%
-
-
68 5.3%
25 6.3%
46 8.0%
14 9.2%
47 4.4%
20 4.6%
2 1.8%
17 4.9%
1 1.8%
142

11.1%
37 9.4%
76 13.3%
18 11.8%
108

10.1%
54 12.4%
9 7.9%
39 11.2%
4 7.1%
290

22.6%
93 23.5%
144

25.1%
31 20.3%
235

22.0%
95 21.7%
25 21.9%
87 25.0%
13 23.2%
604

47.0%
190

48.1%
246

42.9%
67 43.8%
545

51.1%
208

47.6%
65 57.0%
150

43.1%
24 42.9%
159

12.4%
42 10.6%
47 8.2%
21 13.7%
114

10.7%
55 12.6%
13 11.4%
50 14.4%
14 25.0%
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
1 1.1%
-
-
-
-
4 0.4%
-
-
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
4 6.8%
9 9.7%
1 1.2%
1 1.0%
5 0.5%
13 3.3%
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
2 3.4%
16 17.2%
15 17.9%
13 12.6%
24 2.4%
46 11.7%
7 11.3%
5 4.2%
-
-
8 13.6%
16 17.2%
20 23.8%
23 22.3%
83 8.3%
92 23.4%
9 14.5%
18 15.3%
4 0.7%
13 22.0%
23 24.7%
12 14.3%
29 28.2%
226

22.6%
150

38.2%
16 25.8%
38 32.2%
55 9.6%
19 32.2%
22 23.7%
28 33.3%
26 25.2%
528

52.7%
49 12.5%
26 41.9%
36 30.5%
476

83.2%
11 18.6%
6 6.5%
8 9.5%
11 10.7%
132

13.2%
43 10.9%
4 6.5%
19 16.1%
37 6.5%
2 3.4%
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Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pic al Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commut e 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
5 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 0.2%
1 3.6%
-
-
1 2.3%
1 1.0%
8 0.8%
4 3.8%
4 4.8%
-
-
8 0.8%
-
-
2 5.1%
1 2.3%
5 5.2%
16 1.7%
13 12.5%
21 25.3%
13 43.3%
39 4.0%
1 3.6%
8 20.5%
6 14.0%
8 8.3%
53 5.5%
40 38.5%
36 43.4%
10 33.3%
82 8.4%
8 28.6%
8 20.5%
9 20.9%
27 28.1%
232

24.1%
28 26.9%
14 16.9%
4 13.3%
205

21.0%
12 42.9%
12 30.8%
16 37.2%
27 28.1%
577

59.9%
14 13.5%
4 4.8%
1 3.3%
561

57.5%
6 21.4%
4 10.3%
5 11.6%
20 20.8%
72 7.5%
5 4.8%
4 4.8%
2 6.7%
78 8.0%
-
-
5 12.8%
5 11.6%
8 8.3%
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Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Con tact W ith City
St aff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
5 0.5%
-
-
2 0.4%
2 0.3%
1 2.4%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
3 4.7%
15 1.4%
-
-
4 0.9%
12 1.6%
1 2.4%
2 3.7%
6 0.7%
-
-
5 7.8%
54 5.1%
10 5.9%
22 4.8%
40 5.2%
6 14.3%
4 7.4%
43 4.7%
1 7.1%
5 7.8%
118

11.2%
18 10.6%
41 9.0%
93 12.1%
10 23.8%
10 18.5%
93 10.3%
1 7.1%
11 17.2%
228

21.6%
45 26.5%
103

22.5%
177

23.0%
4 9.5%
11 20.4%
214

23.6%
3 21.4%
16 25.0%
522

49.4%
59 34.7%
226

49.3%
360

46.9%
17 40.5%
20 37.0%
509

56.1%
7 50.0%
19 29.7%
114

10.8%
38 22.4%
60 13.1%
84 10.9%
3 7.1%
7 13.0%
41 4.5%
2 14.3%
5 7.8%
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
-
-
4 0.6%
1 1.1%
5 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 1.1%
10 1.6%
-
-
-
-
16 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
27 4.7%
34 5.5%
7 7.8%
-
-
-
-
68 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
53 9.3%
80 12.9%
9 10.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
142
100.0%
-
-
-
-
128

22.4%
135

21.8%
25 27.8%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
290
100.0%
-
-
303

53.1%
270

43.7%
29 32.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
604
100.0%
54 9.5%
85 13.8%
19 21.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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11.3%
40 10.4%
85 40.3%
53 5.5%
54 24.2%
65 18.6%
17 2.7%
224

24.7%
40 17.5%
214

23.8%
76 19.7%
45 21.3%
232

24.1%
73 32.7%
131

37.4%
74 11.8%
447

49.3%
91 39.7%
415

46.2%
189

49.1%
19 9.0%
577

59.9%
37 16.6%
74 21.1%
487

77.9%
81 8.9%
51 22.3%
94 10.5%
65 16.9%
11 5.2%
72 7.5%
23 10.3%
40 11.4%
38 6.1%
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
18 t o 24
25 t o 34
35 t o 44
45 t o 54
55 t o 64
65 or older
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
1 0.1%
2 3.8%
3 0.5%
2 0.3%
14 1.2%
1 1.9%
6 1.0%
10 1.7%
56 4.7%
8 15.4%
35 5.9%
32 5.5%
131

11.0%
7 13.5%
67 11.4%
68 11.7%
270

22.7%
16 30.8%
131

22.2%
145

24.9%
584

49.2%
14 26.9%
312

53.0%
281

48.2%
131

11.0%
4 7.7%
35 5.9%
45 7.7%
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Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
589

45.9%
161

40.8%
281

49.0%
62 40.5%
502

47.1%
187

42.8%
52 45.6%
153

44.0%
24 42.9%
583

45.4%
202

51.1%
249

43.5%
76 49.7%
484

45.4%
217

49.7%
53 46.5%
157

45.1%
24 42.9%
4 0.3%
1 0.3%
1 0.2%
1 0.7%
2 0.2%
2 0.5%
1 0.9%
1 0.3%
1 1.8%
108

8.4%
31 7.8%
42 7.3%
14 9.2%
78 7.3%
31 7.1%
8 7.0%
37 10.6%
7 12.5%
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
47 50.5%
42 50.0%
38 36.9%
462

46.1%
208

52.9%
10 16.1%
58 49.2%
290

50.7%
8 13.6%
42 45.2%
35 41.7%
55 53.4%
451

45.0%
152

38.7%
47 75.8%
53 44.9%
263

46.0%
49 83.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 0.4%
2 0.5%
-
-
1 0.8%
-
-
1 1.7%
4 4.3%
7 8.3%
10 9.7%
85 8.5%
31 7.9%
5 8.1%
6 5.1%
19 3.3%
1 1.7%
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Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pical Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commute 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
458

47.6%
55 52.9%
47 56.6%
13 43.3%
449

46.1%
15 53.6%
21 53.8%
21 48.8%
57 59.4%
470

48.8%
47 45.2%
33 39.8%
15 50.0%
478

49.0%
12 42.9%
16 41.0%
21 48.8%
34 35.4%
3 0.3%
-
-
-
-
1 3.3%
3 0.3%
1 3.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
32 3.3%
2 1.9%
3 3.6%
1 3.3%
45 4.6%
-
-
2 5.1%
1 2.3%
5 5.2%
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46.6%
72 42.4%
219

47.8%
351

45.7%
16 38.1%
32 59.3%
449

49.5%
8 57.1%
25 39.1%
491

46.5%
65 38.2%
193

42.1%
364

47.4%
25 59.5%
21 38.9%
444

49.0%
5 35.7%
35 54.7%
2 0.2%
2 1.2%
1 0.2%
2 0.3%
-
-
-
-
2 0.2%
1 7.1%
-
-
71 6.7%
31 18.2%
45 9.8%
51 6.6%
1 2.4%
1 1.9%
12 1.3%
-
-
4 6.3%
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
275

48.2%
270

43.7%
43 47.8%
3 60.0%
6 37.5%
35 51.5%
67 47.2%
131

45.2%
312

51.7%
271

47.5%
284

46.0%
26 28.9%
2 40.0%
10 62.5%
32 47.1%
68 47.9%
145

50.0%
281

46.5%
-
-
1 0.2%
3 3.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.7%
1 0.3%
1 0.2%
25 4.4%
63 10.2%
18 20.0%
-
-
-
-
1 1.5%
6 4.2%
13 4.5%
10 1.7%
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commut e
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
424

46.8%
108

47.2%
400

44.5%
189

49.1%
113

53.6%
458

47.6%
124

55.6%
154

44.0%
295

47.2%
424

46.8%
85 37.1%
425

47.3%
158

41.0%
91 43.1%
470

48.8%
85 38.1%
169

48.3%
309

49.4%
1 0.1%
2 0.9%
2 0.2%
2 0.5%
1 0.5%
3 0.3%
1 0.4%
2 0.6%
1 0.2%
57 6.3%
34 14.8%
72 8.0%
36 9.4%
6 2.8%
32 3.3%
13 5.8%
25 7.1%
20 3.2%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 805Page 805 QD2 Gender

Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Male
Female
Ot her - including
non-binary and
tran s gen der
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
559

47.1%
25 48.1%
589
100.0%
-
-
549

46.3%
24 46.2%
-
-
583
100.0%
4 0.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
75 6.3%
3 5.8%
-
-
-
-
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Base
Overall

75.0%
292

73.9%
409

71.4%
105

68.6%
832

78.0%
327

74.8%
101

88.6%
258

74.1%
36 64.3%
104

8.1%
35 8.9%
62 10.8%
12 7.8%
76 7.1%
37 8.5%
3 2.6%
23 6.6%
6 10.7%
83 6.5%
27 6.8%
50 8.7%
14 9.2%
58 5.4%
31 7.1%
2 1.8%
26 7.5%
4 7.1%
24 1.9%
6 1.5%
11 1.9%
2 1.3%
18 1.7%
9 2.1%
2 1.8%
6 1.7%
2 3.6%
6 0.5%
1 0.3%
2 0.3%
2 1.3%
5 0.5%
1 0.2%
1 0.9%
1 0.3%
1 1.8%
104

8.1%
34 8.6%
39 6.8%
18 11.8%
77 7.2%
32 7.3%
5 4.4%
34 9.8%
7 12.5%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 807Page 807 QD3 Child under 18 in hsld

Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
None
One
Two
Three
Four or more
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
56 60.2%
44 52.4%
59 57.3%
804

80.2%
229

58.3%
45 72.6%
80 67.8%
544

95.1%
41 69.5%
15 16.1%
13 15.5%
13 12.6%
63 6.3%
64 16.3%
5 8.1%
13 11.0%
13 2.3%
5 8.5%
14 15.1%
20 23.8%
15 14.6%
34 3.4%
54 13.7%
7 11.3%
12 10.2%
2 0.3%
5 8.5%
5 5.4%
4 4.8%
3 2.9%
12 1.2%
12 3.1%
2 3.2%
4 3.4%
-
-
6 10.2%
-
-
-
-
1 1.0%
5 0.5%
3 0.8%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 3.4%
3 3.2%
3 3.6%
12 11.7%
84 8.4%
31 7.9%
3 4.8%
9 7.6%
13 2.3%
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 808Page 808 QD3 Child under 18 in hsld

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pic al Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commut e 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
None
One
Two
Three
Four or more
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
963
100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
801

82.2%
21 75.0%
23 59.0%
26 60.5%
58 60.4%
-
-
104
100.0%
-
-
-
-
65 6.7%
3 10.7%
7 17.9%
4 9.3%
19 19.8%
-
-
-
-
83 100.0%
-
-
49 5.0%
3 10.7%
6 15.4%
12 27.9%
8 8.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
24 80.0%
19 1.9%
1 3.6%
1 2.6%
-
-
3 3.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 20.0%
4 0.4%
-
-
1 2.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
37 3.8%
-
-
1 2.6%
1 2.3%
8 8.3%
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76.6%
110

64.7%
344

75.1%
583

75.9%
28 66.7%
40 74.1%
753

83.0%
10 71.4%
47 73.4%
79 7.5%
17 10.0%
35 7.6%
64 8.3%
8 19.0%
7 13.0%
66 7.3%
1 7.1%
6 9.4%
74 7.0%
6 3.5%
28 6.1%
53 6.9%
4 9.5%
7 13.0%
52 5.7%
1 7.1%
7 10.9%
19 1.8%
5 2.9%
10 2.2%
10 1.3%
1 2.4%
-
-
15 1.7%
1 7.1%
1 1.6%
6 0.6%
-
-
1 0.2%
4 0.5%
-
-
-
-
6 0.7%
-
-
-
-
69 6.5%
32 18.8%
40 8.7%
54 7.0%
1 2.4%
-
-
15 1.7%
1 7.1%
3 4.7%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 810Page 810 QD3 Child under 18 in hsld

Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
None
One
Two
Three
Four or more
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
469

82.1%
432

69.9%
58 64.4%
5 100.0%
8 50.0%
16 23.5%
53 37.3%
232

80.0%
577

95.5%
33 5.8%
62 10.0%
9 10.0%
-
-
4 25.0%
13 19.1%
40 28.2%
28 9.7%
14 2.3%
34 6.0%
45 7.3%
4 4.4%
-
-
4 25.0%
21 30.9%
36 25.4%
14 4.8%
4 0.7%
11 1.9%
11 1.8%
2 2.2%
-
-
-
-
9 13.2%
9 6.3%
3 1.0%
1 0.2%
3 0.5%
3 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 5.9%
1 0.7%
1 0.3%
-
-
21 3.7%
65 10.5%
17 18.9%
-
-
-
-
5 7.4%
3 2.1%
12 4.1%
8 1.3%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 811Page 811 QD3 Child under 18 in hsld

76.5%
160

69.9%
661

73.5%
302

78.4%
-
-
963
100.0%
137

61.4%
222

63.4%
579

92.6%
77 8.5%
15 6.6%
82 9.1%
22 5.7%
104

49.3%
-
-
34 15.2%
47 13.4%
18 2.9%
55 6.1%
19 8.3%
64 7.1%
19 4.9%
83 39.3%
-
-
31 13.9%
42 12.0%
7 1.1%
14 1.5%
4 1.7%
15 1.7%
9 2.3%
24 11.4%
-
-
5 2.2%
13 3.7%
6 1.0%
6 0.7%
-
-
4 0.4%
2 0.5%
-
-
-
-
1 0.4%
2 0.6%
2 0.3%
61 6.7%
31 13.5%
73 8.1%
31 8.1%
-
-
-
-
15 6.7%
24 6.9%
13 2.1%
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
None
One
Two
Three
Four or more
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
916

77.2%
34 65.4%
458

77.8%
470

80.6%
97 8.2%
6 11.5%
55 9.3%
47 8.1%
75 6.3%
7 13.5%
47 8.0%
33 5.7%
23 1.9%
1 1.9%
11 1.9%
11 1.9%
4 0.3%
2 3.8%
2 0.3%
4 0.7%
72 6.1%
2 3.8%
16 2.7%
18 3.1%
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Base
Overall

92.4%
367

92.9%
525

91.6%
136

88.9%
998

93.6%
406

92.9%
103

90.4%
323

92.8%
52 92.9%
52 4.0%
18 4.6%
26 4.5%
10 6.5%
36 3.4%
17 3.9%
8 7.0%
13 3.7%
1 1.8%
45 3.5%
10 2.5%
22 3.8%
7 4.6%
32 3.0%
14 3.2%
3 2.6%
12 3.4%
3 5.4%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 814Page 814 QD4 Household ownership status

Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Own
Rent
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
85 91.4%
75 89.3%
87 84.5%
940

93.8%
363

92.4%
58 93.5%
107

90.7%
554

96.9%
50 84.7%
6 6.5%
9 10.7%
9 8.7%
28 2.8%
22 5.6%
3 4.8%
8 6.8%
13 2.3%
5 8.5%
2 2.2%
-
-
7 6.8%
34 3.4%
8 2.0%
1 1.6%
3 2.5%
5 0.9%
4 6.8%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 815Page 815 QD4 Household ownership status

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pical Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commute 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Own
Rent
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
916

95.1%
97 93.3%
75 90.4%
27 90.0%
925

94.9%
27 96.4%
35 89.7%
40 93.0%
91 94.8%
34 3.5%
6 5.8%
7 8.4%
3 10.0%
35 3.6%
1 3.6%
4 10.3%
2 4.7%
4 4.2%
13 1.3%
1 1.0%
1 1.2%
-
-
15 1.5%
-
-
-
-
1 2.3%
1 1.0%
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93.0%
152

89.4%
425

92.8%
711

92.6%
38 90.5%
54 100.0%
862

95.0%
13 92.9%
56 87.5%
43 4.1%
5 2.9%
15 3.3%
37 4.8%
4 9.5%
-
-
35 3.9%
1 7.1%
5 7.8%
31 2.9%
13 7.6%
18 3.9%
20 2.6%
-
-
-
-
10 1.1%
-
-
3 4.7%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 817Page 817 QD4 Household ownership status

Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Own
Rent
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
537

94.0%
567

91.7%
79 87.8%
1 20.0%
14 87.5%
56 82.4%
131

92.3%
270

93.1%
584

96.7%
24 4.2%
21 3.4%
7 7.8%
2 40.0%
1 6.3%
8 11.8%
7 4.9%
16 5.5%
14 2.3%
10 1.8%
30 4.9%
4 4.4%
2 40.0%
1 6.3%
4 5.9%
4 2.8%
4 1.4%
6 1.0%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 818Page 818 QD4 Household ownership status

93.3%
207

90.4%
831

92.4%
356

92.5%
195

92.4%
916

95.1%
204

91.5%
323

92.3%
602

96.3%
37 4.1%
10 4.4%
39 4.3%
13 3.4%
14 6.6%
34 3.5%
16 7.2%
19 5.4%
16 2.6%
24 2.6%
12 5.2%
29 3.2%
16 4.2%
2 0.9%
13 1.3%
3 1.3%
8 2.3%
7 1.1%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 819Page 819 QD4 Household ownership status

Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Own
Rent
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
1187
100.0%
-
-
559

94.9%
549

94.2%
-
-
52 100.0%
25 4.2%
24 4.1%
-
-
-
-
5 0.8%
10 1.7%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 820Page 820 QD5 Employment status

Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
393

30.6%
113

28.6%
197

34.4%
52 34.0%
304

28.5%
126

28.8%
26 22.8%
115

33.0%
20 35.7%
62 4.8%
18 4.6%
25 4.4%
5 3.3%
49 4.6%
29 6.6%
5 4.4%
20 5.7%
1 1.8%
118

9.2%
34 8.6%
64 11.2%
13 8.5%
88 8.3%
49 11.2%
6 5.3%
33 9.5%
7 12.5%
6 0.5%
3 0.8%
5 0.9%
-
-
4 0.4%
1 0.2%
-
-
1 0.3%
1 1.8%
37 2.9%
15 3.8%
16 2.8%
4 2.6%
30 2.8%
15 3.4%
4 3.5%
11 3.2%
1 1.8%
572

44.5%
187

47.3%
229

40.0%
61 39.9%
518

48.6%
184

42.1%
66 57.9%
146

42.0%
19 33.9%
16 1.2%
3 0.8%
8 1.4%
3 2.0%
11 1.0%
8 1.8%
-
-
5 1.4%
1 1.8%
2 0.2%
-
-
-
-
1 0.7%
2 0.2%
-
-
-
-
1 0.3%
1 1.8%
78 6.1%
22 5.6%
29 5.1%
14 9.2%
60 5.6%
25 5.7%
7 6.1%
16 4.6%
5 8.9%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 821Page 821 QD5 Employment status

Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
51 54.8%
33 39.3%
51 49.5%
258

25.7%
393
100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 2.2%
3 3.6%
6 5.8%
51 5.1%
-
-
62 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
16 17.2%
9 10.7%
7 6.8%
86 8.6%
-
-
-
-
118
100.0%
-
-
-
-
1 1.1%
-
-
-
-
5 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 10.2%
3 3.2%
4 4.8%
4 3.9%
26 2.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
37 62.7%
16 17.2%
26 31.0%
26 25.2%
504

50.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
572
100.0%
-
-
-
-
2 2.4%
4 3.9%
10 1.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
16 27.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 4.3%
7 8.3%
5 4.9%
60 6.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 822Page 822 QD5 Employment status

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pic al Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commut e 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
229

23.8%
64 61.5%
54 65.1%
15 50.0%
209

21.4%
20 71.4%
32 82.1%
33 76.7%
82 85.4%
45 4.7%
5 4.8%
7 8.4%
2 6.7%
42 4.3%
2 7.1%
2 5.1%
8 18.6%
6 6.3%
80 8.3%
13 12.5%
12 14.5%
4 13.3%
96 9.8%
5 17.9%
5 12.8%
1 2.3%
7 7.3%
6 0.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
3 0.3%
1 3.6%
-
-
1 2.3%
1 1.0%
22 2.3%
4 3.8%
4 4.8%
7 23.3%
37 3.8%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
544

56.5%
13 12.5%
2 2.4%
-
-
572

58.7%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
13 1.3%
1 1.0%
1 1.2%
1 3.3%
16 1.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
23 2.4%
4 3.8%
3 3.6%
1 3.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 823Page 823 QD5 Employment status

Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Con tact W ith City
St aff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
295

27.9%
71 41.8%
133

29.0%
241

31.4%
17 40.5%
19 35.2%
255

28.1%
7 50.0%
28 43.8%
53 5.0%
6 3.5%
15 3.3%
44 5.7%
1 2.4%
5 9.3%
44 4.9%
-
-
1 1.6%
98 9.3%
18 10.6%
51 11.1%
65 8.5%
3 7.1%
6 11.1%
87 9.6%
1 7.1%
6 9.4%
6 0.6%
-
-
2 0.4%
3 0.4%
1 2.4%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
3 4.7%
34 3.2%
2 1.2%
15 3.3%
19 2.5%
1 2.4%
5 9.3%
25 2.8%
-
-
3 4.7%
501

47.4%
51 30.0%
208

45.4%
347

45.2%
17 40.5%
19 35.2%
471

51.9%
6 42.9%
17 26.6%
15 1.4%
-
-
6 1.3%
10 1.3%
2 4.8%
-
-
8 0.9%
-
-
3 4.7%
1 0.1%
1 0.6%
1 0.2%
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
53 5.0%
21 12.4%
27 5.9%
38 4.9%
-
-
-
-
16 1.8%
-
-
3 4.7%
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
158

27.7%
198

32.0%
36 40.0%
-
-
13 81.3%
46 67.6%
92 64.8%
150

51.7%
49 8.1%
31 5.4%
27 4.4%
4 4.4%
-
-
-
-
7 10.3%
9 6.3%
16 5.5%
26 4.3%
57 10.0%
56 9.1%
5 5.6%
1 20.0%
1 6.3%
5 7.4%
18 12.7%
38 13.1%
36 6.0%
1 0.2%
4 0.6%
1 1.1%
4 80.0%
1 6.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
18 3.2%
17 2.8%
2 2.2%
-
-
-
-
6 8.8%
10 7.0%
15 5.2%
6 1.0%
275

48.2%
268

43.4%
27 30.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 2.8%
55 19.0%
476

78.8%
10 1.8%
6 1.0%
-
-
-
-
1 6.3%
2 2.9%
3 2.1%
4 1.4%
5 0.8%
2 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.3%
-
-
19 3.3%
42 6.8%
15 16.7%
-
-
-
-
2 2.9%
6 4.2%
11 3.8%
6 1.0%
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commute
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
254

28.0%
87 38.0%
283

31.5%
110

28.6%
130

61.6%
229

23.8%
178

79.8%
209

59.7%
-
-
42 4.6%
8 3.5%
38 4.2%
24 6.2%
14 6.6%
45 4.7%
20 9.0%
42 12.0%
-
-
84 9.3%
20 8.7%
88 9.8%
30 7.8%
29 13.7%
80 8.3%
22 9.9%
96 27.4%
-
-
5 0.6%
1 0.4%
5 0.6%
1 0.3%
-
-
6 0.6%
3 1.3%
3 0.9%
-
-
33 3.6%
4 1.7%
28 3.1%
9 2.3%
13 6.2%
22 2.3%
-
-
-
-
37 5.9%
434

47.9%
83 36.2%
394

43.8%
178

46.2%
15 7.1%
544

56.5%
-
-
-
-
572

91.5%
9 1.0%
1 0.4%
11 1.2%
5 1.3%
3 1.4%
13 1.3%
-
-
-
-
16 2.6%
2 0.2%
-
-
1 0.1%
1 0.3%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
43 4.7%
25 10.9%
51 5.7%
27 7.0%
7 3.3%
23 2.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Full time
Part t ime
Self-employed
Student
Homemaker
Retired
In-between jobs
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
363

30.6%
22 42.3%
208

35.3%
152

26.1%
58 4.9%
3 5.8%
10 1.7%
47 8.1%
107

9.0%
8 15.4%
58 9.8%
53 9.1%
2 0.2%
2 3.8%
3 0.5%
3 0.5%
36 3.0%
1 1.9%
3 0.5%
33 5.7%
554

46.7%
13 25.0%
290

49.2%
263

45.1%
12 1.0%
2 3.8%
2 0.3%
13 2.2%
2 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
53 4.5%
1 1.9%
15 2.5%
19 3.3%
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Base
Overall

38.5%
65 38.7%
100

34.4%
26 37.1%
165

37.1%
70 34.1%
19 51.4%
64 37.9%
13 44.8%
350

60.4%
101

60.1%
189

64.9%
42 60.0%
276

62.0%
133

64.9%
18 48.6%
104

61.5%
14 48.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 1.0%
2 1.2%
2 0.7%
2 2.9%
4 0.9%
2 1.0%
-
-
1 0.6%
2 6.9%
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Yes
No
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
70 45 64 400 393 62 118 - 6
30 42.9%
24 53.3%
28 43.8%
141

35.3%
178

45.3%
20 32.3%
22 18.6%
-
-
3 50.0%
39 55.7%
21 46.7%
36 56.3%
254

63.5%
209

53.2%
42 67.7%
96 81.4%
-
-
3 50.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.4%
-
-
-
-
5 1.3%
6 1.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 829Page 829 QD6 Commute outside City for job / school

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pical Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commute 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Yes
No
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
360 82 73 21 350 28 39 43 96
137

38.1%
34 41.5%
31 42.5%
6 28.6%
-
-
28 100.0%
39 100.0%
43 100.0%
96 100.0%
222

61.7%
47 57.3%
42 57.5%
15 71.4%
350
100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.3%
1 1.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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36.3%
45 47.4%
69 34.3%
145

41.1%
14 63.6%
18 60.0%
138

35.7%
4 50.0%
17 44.7%
285

63.1%
47 49.5%
129

64.2%
206

58.4%
8 36.4%
12 40.0%
248

64.1%
4 50.0%
20 52.6%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3 0.7%
3 3.2%
3 1.5%
2 0.6%
-
-
-
-
1 0.3%
-
-
1 2.6%
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Yes
No
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
247 285 46 5 15 58 119 204 111
85 34.4%
115

40.4%
23 50.0%
3 60.0%
8 53.3%
25 43.1%
54 45.4%
73 35.8%
37 33.3%
162

65.6%
164

57.5%
23 50.0%
2 40.0%
7 46.7%
31 53.4%
65 54.6%
131

64.2%
74 66.7%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6 2.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 3.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
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36.9%
49 42.2%
145

35.0%
78 47.3%
70 40.5%
137

38.1%
223
100.0%
-
-
-
-
241

62.6%
64 55.2%
264

63.8%
86 52.1%
102

59.0%
222

61.7%
-
-
350
100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 0.5%
3 2.6%
5 1.2%
1 0.6%
1 0.6%
1 0.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
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Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Yes
No
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
530 35 279 255
204

38.5%
16 45.7%
124

44.4%
85 33.3%
323

60.9%
19 54.3%
154

55.2%
169

66.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3 0.6%
-
-
1 0.4%
1 0.4%
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Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
223 65 100 26 165 70 19 64 13
28 12.6%
9 13.8%
14 14.0%
6 23.1%
21 12.7%
10 14.3%
3 15.8%
7 10.9%
2 15.4%
39 17.5%
19 29.2%
18 18.0%
3 11.5%
34 20.6%
7 10.0%
5 26.3%
13 20.3%
2 15.4%
43 19.3%
9 13.8%
19 19.0%
6 23.1%
30 18.2%
15 21.4%
5 26.3%
10 15.6%
3 23.1%
96 43.0%
21 32.3%
42 42.0%
11 42.3%
68 41.2%
30 42.9%
6 31.6%
31 48.4%
6 46.2%
5 2.2%
2 3.1%
3 3.0%
-
-
3 1.8%
3 4.3%
-
-
1 1.6%
-
-
12 5.4%
5 7.7%
4 4.0%
-
-
9 5.5%
5 7.1%
-
-
2 3.1%
-
-
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Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
30 24 28 141 178 20 22 - 3
3 10.0%
3 12.5%
3 10.7%
19 13.5%
20 11.2%
2 10.0%
5 22.7%
-
-
1 33.3%
3 10.0%
4 16.7%
4 14.3%
28 19.9%
32 18.0%
2 10.0%
5 22.7%
-
-
-
-
7 23.3%
5 20.8%
8 28.6%
23 16.3%
33 18.5%
8 40.0%
1 4.5%
-
-
1 33.3%
14 46.7%
10 41.7%
12 42.9%
60 42.6%
82 46.1%
6 30.0%
7 31.8%
-
-
1 33.3%
1 3.3%
1 4.2%
-
-
3 2.1%
1 0.6%
2 10.0%
2 9.1%
-
-
-
-
2 6.7%
1 4.2%
1 3.6%
8 5.7%
10 5.6%
-
-
2 9.1%
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 836Page 836 QD7 Typical commute minutes to job / school

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pic al Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commut e 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
137 34 31 6 - 28 39 43 96
21 15.3%
3 8.8%
3 9.7%
1 16.7%
-
-
28 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
23 16.8%
7 20.6%
6 19.4%
2 33.3%
-
-
-
-
39 100.0%
-
-
-
-
26 19.0%
4 11.8%
12 38.7%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
43 100.0%
-
-
58 42.3%
19 55.9%
8 25.8%
3 50.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
96 100.0%
4 2.9%
-
-
1 3.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
5 3.6%
1 2.9%
1 3.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 837Page 837 QD7 Typical commute minutes to job / school

Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Con tact W ith City
St aff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
164 45 69 145 14 18 138 4 17
17 10.4%
8 17.8%
11 15.9%
15 10.3%
1 7.1%
1 5.6%
23 16.7%
1 25.0%
2 11.8%
30 18.3%
7 15.6%
11 15.9%
25 17.2%
2 14.3%
2 11.1%
27 19.6%
1 25.0%
1 5.9%
37 22.6%
5 11.1%
8 11.6%
32 22.1%
4 28.6%
4 22.2%
23 16.7%
1 25.0%
6 35.3%
71 43.3%
19 42.2%
32 46.4%
64 44.1%
7 50.0%
11 61.1%
59 42.8%
1 25.0%
7 41.2%
3 1.8%
1 2.2%
1 1.4%
4 2.8%
-
-
-
-
3 2.2%
-
-
1 5.9%
6 3.7%
5 11.1%
6 8.7%
5 3.4%
-
-
-
-
3 2.2%
-
-
-
-
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Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
85 115 23 3 8 25 54 73 37
10 11.8%
14 12.2%
4 17.4%
1 33.3%
-
-
1 4.0%
8 14.8%
12 16.4%
6 16.2%
17 20.0%
20 17.4%
2 8.7%
-
-
2 25.0%
8 32.0%
8 14.8%
12 16.4%
4 10.8%
18 21.2%
23 20.0%
2 8.7%
1 33.3%
1 12.5%
6 24.0%
9 16.7%
16 21.9%
5 13.5%
37 43.5%
47 40.9%
12 52.2%
1 33.3%
5 62.5%
8 32.0%
27 50.0%
27 37.0%
20 54.1%
1 1.2%
4 3.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.9%
1 1.4%
2 5.4%
2 2.4%
7 6.1%
3 13.0%
-
-
-
-
2 8.0%
1 1.9%
5 6.8%
-
-
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Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commute
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
142 49 145 78 70 137 223 - -
19 13.4%
7 14.3%
22 15.2%
6 7.7%
7 10.0%
21 15.3%
28 12.6%
-
-
-
-
29 20.4%
7 14.3%
30 20.7%
9 11.5%
14 20.0%
23 16.8%
39 17.5%
-
-
-
-
28 19.7%
7 14.3%
23 15.9%
20 25.6%
16 22.9%
26 19.0%
43 19.3%
-
-
-
-
58 40.8%
21 42.9%
59 40.7%
37 47.4%
30 42.9%
58 42.3%
96 43.0%
-
-
-
-
2 1.4%
2 4.1%
4 2.8%
1 1.3%
1 1.4%
4 2.9%
5 2.2%
-
-
-
-
6 4.2%
5 10.2%
7 4.8%
5 6.4%
2 2.9%
5 3.6%
12 5.4%
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 840Page 840 QD7 Typical commute minutes to job / school

Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
20 or less
21 t o 39
40 t o 59
60 or more
Not sure
Prefer not to
answer
204 16 124 85
27 13.2%
1 6.3%
15 12.1%
12 14.1%
35 17.2%
4 25.0%
21 16.9%
16 18.8%
40 19.6%
2 12.5%
21 16.9%
21 24.7%
91 44.6%
4 25.0%
57 46.0%
34 40.0%
3 1.5%
2 12.5%
3 2.4%
2 2.4%
8 3.9%
3 18.8%
7 5.6%
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 841Page 841 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Overall

Info Sources Cat egories (Q19)
Cit y newsl-
etter,
direct mail
Cit y
websit e,
social
media,
email
Cit y
Council
Cit y
meetings,
flyers,
TOTV
Newspape-
rs
Non-City
websit es
Radio or
TV
Other
sources
Not sure /
No sources
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
1284 395 573 153 1066 437 114 348 56
42 3.3%
12 3.0%
18 3.1%
8 5.2%
32 3.0%
11 2.5%
2 1.8%
8 2.3%
1 1.8%
54 4.2%
15 3.8%
24 4.2%
5 3.3%
40 3.8%
22 5.0%
5 4.4%
19 5.5%
1 1.8%
907

70.6%
290

73.4%
405

70.7%
102

66.7%
774

72.6%
321

73.5%
90 78.9%
236

67.8%
34 60.7%
14 1.1%
2 0.5%
4 0.7%
1 0.7%
12 1.1%
1 0.2%
-
-
4 1.1%
2 3.6%
4 0.3%
2 0.5%
4 0.7%
-
-
3 0.3%
-
-
-
-
2 0.6%
-
-
1 0.1%
1 0.3%
-
-
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.8%
13 1.0%
5 1.3%
6 1.0%
2 1.3%
11 1.0%
6 1.4%
2 1.8%
1 0.3%
1 1.8%
27 2.1%
9 2.3%
15 2.6%
4 2.6%
20 1.9%
4 0.9%
1 0.9%
9 2.6%
1 1.8%
19 1.5%
6 1.5%
9 1.6%
2 1.3%
17 1.6%
9 2.1%
-
-
5 1.4%
1 1.8%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 842Page 842 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Years in Thousand Oaks (Q1)
Less t han 5 5 t o 9 10 t o 14 15 or more
Employment Status (QD5)
Full t ime Part t ime
Self-
employed Retired Other
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
93 84 103 1002 393 62 118 572 59
5 5.4%
7 8.3%
5 4.9%
25 2.5%
17 4.3%
1 1.6%
3 2.5%
17 3.0%
4 6.8%
6 6.5%
5 6.0%
7 6.8%
36 3.6%
19 4.8%
5 8.1%
6 5.1%
19 3.3%
5 8.5%
60 64.5%
57 67.9%
61 59.2%
729

72.8%
255

64.9%
44 71.0%
87 73.7%
471

82.3%
34 57.6%
1 1.1%
1 1.2%
2 1.9%
10 1.0%
7 1.8%
-
-
1 0.8%
6 1.0%
-
-
1 1.1%
-
-
-
-
3 0.3%
2 0.5%
-
-
1 0.8%
1 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
-
-
3 3.2%
1 1.2%
3 2.9%
6 0.6%
7 1.8%
-
-
2 1.7%
2 0.3%
2 3.4%
5 5.4%
3 3.6%
3 2.9%
16 1.6%
13 3.3%
1 1.6%
2 1.7%
6 1.0%
4 6.8%
3 3.2%
-
-
1 1.0%
15 1.5%
6 1.5%
-
-
1 0.8%
7 1.2%
3 5.1%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 843Page 843 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Children Under 18 in Hsld (QD3)
None One Two
Three or
more
Ty pical Commut e Minut es (QD7)
No
commute 20 or less 21 t o 39 40 t o 59 60 or more
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
963 104 83 30 975 28 39 43 96
28 2.9%
8 7.7%
4 4.8%
1 3.3%
28 2.9%
1 3.6%
2 5.1%
4 9.3%
7 7.3%
40 4.2%
7 6.7%
7 8.4%
-
-
36 3.7%
1 3.6%
2 5.1%
4 9.3%
11 11.5%
753

78.2%
66 63.5%
52 62.7%
21 70.0%
752

77.1%
23 82.1%
27 69.2%
23 53.5%
59 61.5%
10 1.0%
1 1.0%
1 1.2%
1 3.3%
10 1.0%
1 3.6%
1 2.6%
1 2.3%
1 1.0%
3 0.3%
1 1.0%
-
-
-
-
4 0.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.2%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
9 0.9%
2 1.9%
-
-
1 3.3%
9 0.9%
-
-
-
-
1 2.3%
2 2.1%
19 2.0%
2 1.9%
6 7.2%
-
-
17 1.7%
-
-
1 2.6%
4 9.3%
3 3.1%
16 1.7%
1 1.0%
-
-
-
-
12 1.2%
2 7.1%
-
-
1 2.3%
2 2.1%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 844Page 844 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Overall Satisfact ion
(Q5)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Cont act With City
Staff (Q16)
Yes No
Et hnicit y (QD8)
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian
American
Caucasian
/ White
African
American /
Black
Other /
Mixed
Q
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
1056 170 458 768 42 54 907 14 64
39 3.7%
3 1.8%
15 3.3%
26 3.4%
42 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
45 4.3%
7 4.1%
17 3.7%
36 4.7%
-
-
54 100.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
770

72.9%
90 52.9%
327

71.4%
547

71.2%
-
-
-
-
907
100.0%
-
-
-
-
8 0.8%
5 2.9%
6 1.3%
8 1.0%
-
-
-
-
-
-
14 100.0%
-
-
3 0.3%
1 0.6%
3 0.7%
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 6.3%
-
-
1 0.6%
-
-
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 1.6%
11 1.0%
2 1.2%
8 1.7%
4 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
13 20.3%
21 2.0%
4 2.4%
9 2.0%
18 2.3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
27 42.2%
13 1.2%
6 3.5%
8 1.7%
11 1.4%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
19 29.7%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 845Page 845 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
18 3.2%
20 3.2%
4 4.4%
1 20.0%
1 6.3%
6 8.8%
10 7.0%
4 1.4%
17 2.8%
30 5.3%
21 3.4%
3 3.3%
-
-
2 12.5%
4 5.9%
10 7.0%
11 3.8%
20 3.3%
452

79.2%
412

66.7%
42 46.7%
1 20.0%
6 37.5%
43 63.2%
93 65.5%
214

73.8%
509

84.3%
2 0.4%
9 1.5%
3 3.3%
-
-
-
-
1 1.5%
1 0.7%
3 1.0%
7 1.2%
1 0.2%
2 0.3%
1 1.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2 1.4%
-
-
2 0.3%
1 0.2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
4 0.7%
8 1.3%
1 1.1%
1 20.0%
-
-
3 4.4%
4 2.8%
2 0.7%
2 0.3%
11 1.9%
13 2.1%
2 2.2%
2 40.0%
4 25.0%
1 1.5%
4 2.8%
8 2.8%
6 1.0%
4 0.7%
11 1.8%
4 4.4%
-
-
1 6.3%
1 1.5%
1 0.7%
6 2.1%
8 1.3%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 846Page 846 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Sati s f acti on W i th
Communicat ion (Q18)
Satisfied
Dissat isfie-
d
Ment ioned Cit y
Sponsored Info
Sources (Q19)
Yes No
Child in Home (QD3)
Yes No
Commute Outside City (QD6)
Yes,
commut e
Do not
commute
No job or
school
H
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
906 229 899 385 211 963 223 350 625
32 3.5%
5 2.2%
29 3.2%
13 3.4%
13 6.2%
28 2.9%
14 6.3%
8 2.3%
20 3.2%
36 4.0%
12 5.2%
35 3.9%
19 4.9%
14 6.6%
40 4.2%
18 8.1%
12 3.4%
24 3.8%
670

74.0%
137

59.8%
643

71.5%
264

68.6%
133

63.0%
753

78.2%
138

61.9%
248

70.9%
504

80.6%
8 0.9%
4 1.7%
6 0.7%
8 2.1%
3 1.4%
10 1.0%
4 1.8%
4 1.1%
6 1.0%
4 0.4%
-
-
4 0.4%
-
-
1 0.5%
3 0.3%
-
-
3 0.9%
1 0.2%
-
-
1 0.4%
1 0.1%
-
-
1 0.5%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
10 1.1%
2 0.9%
10 1.1%
3 0.8%
3 1.4%
9 0.9%
3 1.3%
6 1.7%
3 0.5%
16 1.8%
7 3.1%
20 2.2%
7 1.8%
8 3.8%
19 2.0%
9 4.0%
9 2.6%
8 1.3%
14 1.5%
3 1.3%
14 1.6%
5 1.3%
1 0.5%
16 1.7%
5 2.2%
2 0.6%
10 1.6%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 847Page 847 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Lat ino /
Hispanic
Asian American
Caucasian /
Whit e
African American
/ Black
American Indian
or Alaskan
Native
P acific Islander
Middle Eastern
Mixed Et hnicit y
Other
1187 52 589 583
38 3.2%
4 7.7%
16 2.7%
25 4.3%
54 4.5%
-
-
32 5.4%
21 3.6%
862

72.6%
35 67.3%
449

76.2%
444

76.2%
13 1.1%
1 1.9%
8 1.4%
5 0.9%
3 0.3%
-
-
2 0.3%
1 0.2%
1 0.1%
-
-
-
-
1 0.2%
12 1.0%
1 1.9%
5 0.8%
8 1.4%
21 1.8%
4 7.7%
9 1.5%
17 2.9%
19 1.6%
-
-
9 1.5%
8 1.4%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 848Page 848 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Overall

15.8%
53 13.4%
88 15.4%
29 19.0%
156

14.6%
63 14.4%
14 12.3%
64 18.4%
14 25.0%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 849Page 849 QD8 Ethnicity

16.1%
67 17.0%
11 17.7%
15 12.7%
42 7.3%
7 11.9%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 850Page 850 QD8 Ethnicity

10.9%
-
-
6 15.4%
5 11.6%
11 11.5%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 851Page 851 QD8 Ethnicity

13.8%
51 30.0%
65 14.2%
116

15.1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 852Page 852 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Qualit y of Life (Q2)
Excellent Good
Fair, poor,
very poor
Age (QD1)
18 t o 24 25 t o 34 35 t o 44 45 t o 54 55 t o 64 65 or older o
Prefer not to
answer
571 618 90 5 16 68 142 290 604
48 8.4%
122

19.7%
30 33.3%
-
-
2 12.5%
9 13.2%
17 12.0%
42 14.5%
32 5.3%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 853Page 853 QD8 Ethnicity

12.8%
58 25.3%
137

15.2%
66 17.1%
34 16.1%
85 8.8%
32 14.3%
58 16.6%
48 7.7%
Appendix AAppendix A Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Thousand Oaks Resident Survey 2023 Phase 2 Crosstabulations Crosstabulations True North Research, Inc. © 2023True North Research, Inc. © 2023 Page 854Page 854 QD8 Ethnicity

Base
Home Ownership
Status (QD4)
Own Rent
Gender (QD2)
Male Female
Prefer not to
answer
1187 52 589 583
164

13.8%
7 13.5%
59 10.0%
53 9.1%
ATTACHMENT #2

FY 2023-24 Top Priorities - Proposed

May 23, 2023

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Citywide Goals for FY 2021-22 and FY 2022-23

A. Create a more equitable, accessible, safe, welcoming, and inclusive government and community regardless of race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, physical or mental ability, sexual orientation, gender id entity and expression, age, language, education, and/or socio-economic status.

B. Provide municipal government leadership which is open and responsive to residents, and is characterized by ethical behavior, stability, promoting public trust, transparency, confidence in the future, and cooperative interaction among civic leaders, residents, business representatives, and staff, while recognizing and respecting legitimate differences of opinion on critical issues facing the City.

C. Operate City government in a fiscally and managerially responsible and prudent manner to ensure that the City of Thousand Oaks remains one of California's most desirable places to live, work, visit, recreate, and raise a family.

D. Maintain strong commitment to public safety (including Police, Fire, Emergency Medical Services, and Emergency Management) to ensure City remains one of the safest Cities in the United States with a population over 100,000.

E. Complete ring of open space around the City; Protect and preserve ridgelines, natural habitat, and designated open space areas.

F. Provide and enhance essential infrastructure to ensure that the goals and policies of the Thousand Oaks General Plan are carried out and the City retains its role and reputation as a leader in protecting the environment and preserving limited natural resources.

G. Continue City's commitment to community and cultural programs and services (such as Performing Arts/Theatres, Libraries, TOTV, Visual Arts, Youth and Senior Programs).

H. Participate in public-private and multi-jurisdictional opportunities to ensure residents have access to high levels of parks, recreation, education and leisure programs and services.

I. Maintain a strong local employment base geared toward retaining high quality businesses; Sustain a healthy business community; and, Diversify the local economy, with a specific emphasis on small businesses and high technology/biomedical jobs.

J. Implement high quality revitalization projects within Thousand Oaks Boulevard and Newbury Road Areas; Develop a pedestrian-oriented, viable, and self-sustaining "Downtown;” and, continue to support production of long-term affordable housing.

K. Prepare for transition of City workforce by ensuring that sufficient succession planning takes place to develop an employment base which is reflective of the community’s demographics.

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“Promote Public Confidence and Trust”

1. Treat each other, staff, and members of the public respectfully; do not criticize staff or others in public.

2. Follow the rules (Standards of Operation) and adhere to the rules. Mayor to hold speakers accountable and Mayor Pro Tem to hold speakers addressing Mayor accountable, while recognizing a resident’s right to address his/her elected representatives.

3. Speak only for yourself; not for other Councilmembers, including during campaign cycles. Do not speak for other Councilmembers in the press at all times, including during campaign cycles.

4. Keep comments from wandering into being indirectly critical of other Councilmembers.

5. Discourage supporters from coming to City Hall to criticize other Councilmembers.

6. Do not make assumptions. Do not question motivations.

7. After each Council Meeting, each Councilmember should acknowledge each other.

As reaffirmed by City Council on April 27, 2021

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FY 2023 – 24 City Council Submitted Priorities for Consideration x Homelessness – Complete construction of 77-unit permanent supportive housing project at the Quality Inn & Suites, complete planning, and entitlement process for 30- unit “Homeless Navigation Center” at Lawrence Drive and begin operations. Continue to seek State and Federal funding to support these efforts. x Affordable Housing – Advance planning and entitlement process for 78-unit affordable for sale project at site of former Hillcrest School. Adopt revised inclusionary housing and in-lieu ordinance in alignment with General Plan. Explore other potential affordable housing locations and partnerships.
x Public Safety – Proactively address current crime trends by continuing to participate in federal-level task forces and leveraging advanced technology, directed enforcement, and public outreach to combat crimes including catalytic converter theft, organized burglary crews, and fentanyl abuse. Advocate and support a potential “Family Justice Center” presence in Thousand Oaks. Support efforts of fire safe councils in building community resiliency.
x Campus Master Plan – In conjunction with ad-hoc committee and consulting team, renew community engagement on the Civic Arts Plaza renovation project. Deliver phasing strategy to City Council and begin planning for potential Phase 1 construction. x Comprehensive General Plan Update – Release draft general plan document along with accompanying environmental review, complete all elements with stakeholder engagement. Deliver for Planning Commission and City Council consideration. x Open Space / Wildlife Protection – explore additional open space acquisition opportunities and advocate for wildlife corridor protection. x Environmental Sustainability – Complete Climate Action Plan. Advance strategic sustainability investments including grant advocacy for additional microgrids at strategic locations. Continue to strongly advocate for regional solutions that promote localized water resiliency including the Las Virgenes Pure Water Project x Economic Development – Continue harnessing investment in the Thousand Oaks biotech cluster with a focus on recruitment, retention, and localized growth. Process 16-building Shapell industrial project at the end of Rancho Conejo Boulevard and speculative wet lab construction on Via Merida. Investigate other potential public infrastructure investments to better connect life science campuses. x Cultural Arts + Library – Complete library space planning initiative for both branches and identify additional funding to potentially begin renovations. Identify short- and long-term fiscal strategies to further enhance experiences and programs in Thousand Oaks.

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x Technology Investments – Complete comprehensive rebuild of City & Library public websites. Begin process of upgrading water billing system to offer more real-time information for customers. Refine and build upon comprehensive land management system implementation. Ensure continued technology safety through investment in state-of-the-art cybersecurity protections.
x Public Works + Infrastructure Investments – Leverage capital improvement budget to address aging public infrastructure, improve public median plantings with drought tolerant landscaping, and invest in new bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. In conjunction with TOPD, launch targeted outreach to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety.
x District Elections – Work closely with the consultant, legal team, and public on providing an inclusive and accessible process on establishing and implementing a district-based elections framework.

3 From: Joan Edwards <[email protected]>
Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 9:57 PM
To: Andrew Powers <[email protected]>
Subject: May 23 2023 city council mtg
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Hello Andy,
Please make sure my comments below are distributed to the current city council members:

Comments for the May 23 meeting -

Regarding the Borchard wetland:

Please do not allow for this important last
remaining wetland to be developed. We who
Live in Thousand Oaks know we may need this acreage someday, with our dramatically changing climate.

Please do not allow money hungry developers and land owners run over you.

Joan edwards
Thousand Oaks ca 91361
805231 9618

4 From: Conejo Climate <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2023 6:54 PM
To: Kevin McNamee <[email protected]>; David Newman <[email protected]>; Al Adam <[email protected]>; Bob Engler <[email protected]>; Mikey Taylor <[email protected]>; City Clerk's Office <[email protected]>
Subject: Agenda item 6a citywide goals and priorities

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Dear council members and honorable mayor,

Please see the attached letter regarding the Conejo Climate Coalition's recommendation on the 2023-24 citywide goals and priorities.

Thank you,
-Conejo Climate Coalition members

5 Citywide Goals and Priorities for FY 2023-2024
Subject: Agenda Item 6A – City Council FY 2023-24 T op T en Priorities and Goal Setting Dear Council Members:

The Conejo Climate Coalition (CCC) appreciates the opportunity to contribute our thoughts to this year's citywide goals-setting session. In light of the recent information that the world is set to reach a record of

1.5 degrees celsius by 2027, much earlier than previously predicted, we strongly recommend listing the climate crisis and environmental sustainability at the top of the city’s priority list. Additional wording must include the reflection of these two priorities in every city governmental policy and budget decision. City governments have the power to influence the trajectory of our future environmental impacts, and ultimately the health and safety of us all.

We’re encouraged that the city prides itself on its reputation as a leader in protecting the environment, as outlined in the 2021-22, 2022-23 Citywide goals. We were also thankful last year that completing the Climate and Environmental Action Plan was a priority set by the city. T o continue this forward momentum we would like to recommend the following goal for 2023-2024:

Environmental sustainability goal recommendation:

Continue the City’s commitment to environmental sustainability by adopting the Climate and Environmental Action Plan (CEAP), implementing all programs and policies outlined in the adopted CEAP , and enacting a sustainable procurement policy for all governmental purchases.

We appreciate your review and consideration of the above recommended priorities and goals for 2023-2024,
Sincerely,
Conejo Climate Coalition
6 From: George Senko <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 1:34 PM
To: Sandra Delgado
Subject:LeƩer to Councilmen et al

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> May 22, 2023
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> Councilmen, City AƩorney, and City Manager,
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> At the April 25 council meeƟng, we were led to believe that the city could do nothing to protect The Ranch mobile home park status as senior only.
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> Further research has shown that this is not the case; and, in fact, a Senior Overlay Ordinance can be put in place that will protect all of the parks in Thousand Oaks. A federal appeals court has found that this is an appropriate acƟon that a city can take. AƩached are an arƟcle on the appeals court ruling and a number of the city and county ordinances that have been enacted. >
> I, as the GSMOL Thousand Oaks coordinator, and a number of residents of The Ranch will be speaking at the next council meeƟng. Our objecƟve is to get a Senior Overlay Ordinance on the agenda. This will be consistent with the city’s intenƟon to protect our seniors and make sure that they do not become homeless.
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> George Senko
> 818-621-6656

George Senko
818-621-6656
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To: Sandra Delgado
Subject:Fwd: Senior park overlay informaƟon
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From: Wendy Zimmerman <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 1:53 PM
To: City Clerk's Office <[email protected]>
Subject: Public Comment For 5/23 City Council Meeting - Top 10 Priorities

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Dear City Clerk,

Please see attached .pdf document to include my comments in the packet for the City Council meeting tonight (5/23/2023) for agenda item concerning the Top 10 Priorities. If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thank you.

Wendy Zimmerman
Newbury Park

30 Wendy Zimmerman
Newbury Park
May 23, 2023

COMMENTS REGARDING CITYWIDE GOALS AND PRIORITIES
Here’s what I believe the Council and City Staff should keep in mind while evaluating and determining what City’s goals and priorities are for 2023 and beyond. These points are all important to me, not in order of priority.

City needs to create and to provide residents with a fair and effective means of being heard and having their grievances redressed when they disagree with staff and council’s decisions—especially when residents have been denied input on administrative decisions. City needs to create and implement an ombudsman’s department with relevant policies and procedures. City’s policy of charging outrageous fees to those who have health, safety and welfare concerns that are the same amounts as those developers and those seeking profits who have already been heard is unconscionable. Decisions have been made that are NOT in the public’s best interests for the benefit of the few. Using exorbitant fees to deter citizen complaints and appeal decisions that were made without including them in the process is wrong. It is tantamount to denying citizens due process. City’s current policy is equivalent to pay up or shut up. Residents impacted by planning and other decisions must have opportunities to be heard and to have meaningful action taken for their complaints. More often City is increasing the range of its administrative powers and shutting residents out without hearings.

Staff must do better at taking residents’ needs into account, not just what is expeditious for them or what puts the most tax dollars in the City’s budget for the least cost.

City needs to include wild life and environmental protections and responsible use provisions in preserving open spaces. I value our open spaces greatly and support keeping the ring of open space around the City as well as those open space places within City boundaries. We have a duty to both nature and people.

City needs to do a better job of capturing and re-using the water we have and receive from both natural and man-made sources. City can find ways to do this in ways that are effective, visually pleasing, and beneficial for our environment including both people and flora and fauna. We live in an area where climate change is happening at a rate that is even faster than most. If City wants to have more water users, it must do more to make our limited water resources go further. Healthy greenery is important for both mental health and air quality.

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City needs to stop thinking that public transit is only for going to work on weekdays between 8 AM and 5 PM and to instead embrace a much more 24/7 mentality. City needs to accept and support workers who need transit in the evenings and who come home after retail and restaurants and entertainment venues close. City also needs to realize that providing service to residents to help them access those venues and get safely to and from them is also important and can reduce car trips and drunk driving.

Shuttles for public events such as park concerts and events at the Civic Arts Plaza from gathering points around the city can reduce congestion and parking needs.

The cost of driving is becoming cost prohibitive. City needs to provide better public transit, synchronize traffic lights so we spend less time sitting waiting for lights to change and cars flow smoothly, and to encourage and make active transportation safer. City needs to provide parking for active transportation users as well at shopping centers, parks, schools, and offices.

City needs to provide better connections to other public transit systems. For example, one should be able to take public transit from Thousand Oaks to the Metro Redline, including to return home from evening performances. Even if I spend hours getting to such a place, I cannot use transit to get home after a show at a location such as the Hollywood Bowl or the Music Center, or even if I work until 6 or 7 PM. Fewer people work schedules that start and stop at specific hours and need more flexible transit schedules that don’t leave them stranded.

City needs to stop letting developers pay their way out of including affordable units in their projects. City must not keep postponing this and saying we’ll take money now and someone else will build them next time. Those days are over. NEXT TIME MUST BECOME THIS TIME. Further, instead of fancy hotel rooms we don’t need (we already have plenty) why not encourage the building of some starter condominium units for entry level ownership instead of more hotels. These units do not have to be fancy with every upgraded amenity, neither do the apartments that have rents that are so expensive it takes two households to pay for them and then overload the parking spaces.

City needs to encourage affordable entertainment and
development of the arts. The prices of attending productions at the Civic Arts Plaza are out of reach of many, including me. I can and do support our local free concerts such as the “Pop Up” series and those at parks not just in TO but in adjacent communities as well. The sad news is that they are not available year-round, mostly just from Memorial Day – Labor Day. We need affordable entertainment January – December, even if it means using school 32 Zimmerman Page 3

auditoriums or other indoor venues during the rainy season. I applaud the TO libraries for their free music and movie programs. They are good examples.

City can also encourage and support the inclusion of
entertainment venues into the industrial areas which have the road structures to support the traffic and are far enough away from homes to alleviate the noise issues. Further, such spaces can be much cheaper than those in higher density neighborhoods while remaining easily accessible to residents. Again, encouraging such places that cost less to build can also help to support their offerings at more affordable prices. They can also provide services like restaurants to those who work in industrial areas. The need for brick and mortar retail is diminishing. We don’t need more, we already have many storefronts begging for tenants.

City must respect the needs and special characteristics of various communities and residents from all over the City. Newbury Park is often treated by City like the poor cousin from the wrong side of the tracks and seen as a dumping ground for projects some of their richer counterparts don’t want in their backyards. Seemingly out of sight at the west end of the Conejo Valley should not equal out of mind. City should not discriminate against residents by virtue of their location and/or the money in their wallets any more than any other attribute such as their race or ethnicity. Councilmembers and staff have a duty to be familiar with the entire City and to protect the quality of life for all residents. City promised to protect single family homes. That must include those in Newbury Park.

As to items like public safety, emergency services, utilities and sound fiscal management--those shouldn’t require being part of goals to aspire to, they are bottom line responsibilities that should always be met.

33 From: Grady, David@SCDD <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 1:20 PM
To: City Clerk's Office <[email protected]>
Subject: Affordable Housing should be the number one priority in the FY 2023-24 City Council Priorities

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May 23, 2023
City Council
City of Thousand Oaks
c/o [email protected]

On behalf of the State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Central Coast, please accept this letter expressing the need for affordable housing in the city of Thousand Oaks. Affordable Housing should be the number one priority in the FY 2023-24 City Council Priorities. The priority statement should commit to increasing the budget allocation for Affordable Housing, particularly for extremely low income, including those with intellectual and developmental disability. The statement should commit to additional new affordable housing site development, providing zoning approvals necessary to develop significant numbers of affordable units, and means to identify and utilize the appropriate programs and support services.

The mission of State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Central Coast is to promote the quality of supports and services for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disability so they can live fully in their community with maximum independence, while remaining healthy and safe. California’s Lanterman Act guarantees people with developmental disabilities the services which they need to live successfully in community housing, but there are no provisions within the Lanterman Act to secure or pay for the cost of housing. Therefore, because most adults with developmental disabilities cannot afford market rate rental housing in Thousand Oaks, they are unable to achieve the goal to live independently in the community even though supportive services are available by Tri-Counties Regional Center. Due to the lack of affordable housing, approximately 80% of those with IDD tend to live with their family of origin well into their adulthood. Faced with few residential options, an undue burden is placed on parent-care givers as they age.

When people with developmental disabilities are offered permanent supportive housing in the community where they grew up, they are more successful. They remain connected to the family, friends, and community resources on which they rely. Thousand Oaks, too, is better off by becoming more diverse and inclusive. The city benefits from the contributions of these valued members of our community.

Sincerely,
David Grady, MA
Regional Manager
State Council on Developmental Disability
Central Coast
34 Name City Item # In favor/
Opposed
Comment
Beth Merrill Newbury Park 6A In favor pass, adopt and enact a CEAP in 2023. The world is set to reach a record 1.5 degree celsius b y 2027, much earlier than predicted. It is way past time to act on what climate scientists have been telling the world what needs to be done since the late 1800's. Human caused climate change is real and there have been solutions presented to the governments of this planet and you all have ignored our warnings and now we are at the final tipping point. Once it completes this last point there will be nothing that you can do except "enjoy what you have allowed to happen" Extinction of life on our world.

Frances Lee Moorpark 6A In favor Thank-you for taking my comments! I am a resident of Moorpark, but worked in Thousand Oaks entirel y before my retirement. I am an advocate for the environment and the safety of my family and community and the life in nature that sustains us.

I have followed the actions of Thousand Oaks in the development of a Climate and Environment Action Plan and I am in favor of the implementation of the CEAP, to urgently reduce green house gases and in a sustainable purchasing policy for the city.

What you do in Thousand Oaks is a recipe for other smaller cities in Ventura County. Our economies and livelihoods are all connected.

Chjris Soltow Thousand Oaks 6A Opposed I believe the #1 priority should be affordable housing - for seniors, working families, sing le parents, single individuals, homeless, those needing supportive housing and especially children (CVUSD reports there are approximately 300 homeless students attending Conejo schools).

We need more affordable developments, inclusionary units in market rate projects, zoning to allow all church sites to utilize portions of their property for affordable housing, transitional housing, supportive housing.

I appreciate the affordable units that have been built here and approved but not yet built and the Navigation Center though where will these residents transition.

A vibrant community includes all.

Thank you
Chris Soltow
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From: Lee Ann Holland <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 1:09 PM
To: Bob Engler <[email protected]>
Subject: City Priorities — Affordable Housing Development CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Hi Councilmember Engler,
As the Council is holding its annual priority-setting meeting this evening, I hope you will consider asking your fellow councilmembers to move affordable housing development up the list of priorities, perhaps with Homelessness and Affordable Housing Development as priorities 1 and 2.

I think that many of us who understand and advocate for the need for affordable housing would also hope that this priority would include development of a concrete plan to spend the remaining $4.5 million allocated for affordable housing in the upcoming two-year budget cycle and would include efforts to seek out additional grant money that may be available and the possible allocation of additional funds to meet this ongoing need.

Thank you for your consideration, and please let me know if you have any thoughts or feedback.

Best,
Lee Ann Holland
1 From: Randall Edwards <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 4:00 PM
To: City Clerk's Office <[email protected]>
Subject: Item 6A Citywide FY 2023-24 Top Ten Priorities - May 23, 2023 CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Dear City Councilmembers:

As a resident
of Thousand Oaks for almost 30 years, I strongly urge the City to prioritize allocating an increase in the budget for increasing affordable housing. The City should use all avenues, such as providing zoning approvals necessary to develop significant numbers of affordable housing units, seeking appropriate sites to turn into affordable housing, and supporting new affordable housing site development, in order to achieve the goal of increased affordable housing in Thousand Oaks.

We want our children to be able to afford to live in the City where they grew up. We want new young families to be able to move and live here. We want the people who work in Thousand Oaks to be able to live here instead of commuting long distances. Please make creating significantly increased affordable housing in Thousand Oaks a reality.

Sincerely,
Randall Edwards
Thousand Oaks
2 Name City Item # In favor/
Opposed
Comment
Gordon Clint Newbury Park 6A N/A Dear T.O. Councilmembers, I appreciate that you will be setting priorities and goals for next fiscal year.

Mitigating our existential climate crisis should be at the top of the list, with facilitating the construction of affordable housing the most effective action our city leaders can take. We can reduce vehicle miles traveled, which is T.O.’s biggest source of greenhouse gasses, by making it possible for the people who are presently commuting to work in our community to live here.

Passing an inclusionary housing ordinance and making sure developers include a reasonable percentage of affordable units is important. But providing more funds in our budget to purchase property and then working with non-profits like Many Mansions, as you are doing on Hillcrest, can actually build more of the affordable units we need.

Please prioritize funding for affordable housing. Cut back on other priorities that are not as critical and can be delayed or deferred. Find the money now so when buildable land comes on the market you are prepared to buy it.

Sincerely,
Gordon Clint
TO COUNCIL: 5/23/2023
MEETING DATE: 5/23/2023
3 Name City Item # In favor/
Opposed
Comment
Jean Kammerer Newbury Park 6A In favor Affordable Housing I support and urge city efforts to prioritize affordable inclusive housing (that people can really afford), especially the unhoused, lower-wage workers, young professional families, and seniors.

I am concerned that our city be more accessible to all who are and want to live and work here but will focus on personal experience as active seniors who had good jobs and savings but found, even with considerable assets, that downsizing here is almost impossible. There are no attractive options between University Village and assisted living. Although moving to Florida is always an option, we prefer a state and city that cares about quality of life for constituents and at least tries to address the needs of the residents. We investigated other locations, but wanted to stay here, where we have lived and worked over 20 years, with our friends, church, community, and family.

It was very difficult.

Our city needs another continuing life center, but without the luxuries that require such huge buy -
in and maintenance fees of University Village. People on fixed income who need the assets (but not the worry and expense) from big houses to plan their last 10+ years will soon find it impossible to stay in this valley. We need safe, low-maintenance, accessible housing options specifically designed for active middle-class 55+ year-olds. Developers are building nice apartments in the city center, but the rent and common charges are out of reach. Old 55+ trailer parks should not be the only option.

Thank you for your consideration.

Jean Kammerer
805-469-9235
[email protected]
4 Name City Item # In favor/
Opposed
Comment
Jet Thompson Thousand Oaks 6A N/A As the City Council looks to its future priorities, protecting and strengthening our community should be among the highest.

I, a resident of Thousand Oaks and member of both Conejo Climate Coalition and Conejo Housing Coalition, request that City Council members make two serious considerations for their upcoming priorities:

1. Continue your commitment to environmental sustainability and resilience by adopting the Climate and Environmental Action Plan (CEAP), implementing all programs and policies outlined therein, and enacting a sustainable procurement policy for all governmental purchases.

2. Commit to increasing the budget allocation for Affordable Housing, commit to new affordable housing site development, and identify and implement new programs and services to alleviate the affordable housing crisis in our city.

Climate and housing are the most pressing issues our community faces.

We are on track to feel increasingly more severe heat, fire, and storm events, and we are counting on our City Council members to take our future seriously. In addition to planning for such events, we should be working to reduce our environmental impacts. Things like higher- density affordable housing consume less energy than sprawling neighborhoods composed of single-family housing; they also provide opportunities for all folks working within our city to live within our city, reducing emissions from long-commuting vehicles and ensuring the strength and diversity of our community.

The City of Thousand Oaks has the power to fashion itself a city of the future, one other cities can look to as an example, but first, it must set forward-thinking goals and priorities.

Thank you for your time.
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