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(5) (ii) In my capacity as Minister for Urban Services, as it relates to ACT Electricity and Water (ACTEW):
(a) See the attached copy of the staff, domestic and commercial user survey at Attachment B.
(b) The Water Future Strategy survey gave the strategy a very positive mandate. An invitation was extended to all members of the ACT Legislative Assembly to attend a briefing which provided valuable insight into the communitys views towards the ecologically sustainable directions set out in the Future Water Supply Strategy, see Attachment C.
(c) Recall and reaction to ACTEWs campaigns was high with one or two dominant messages communicated, each reflecting major objectives of recent campaigns to position ACTEW as an environmentally aware and responsible organisation.
(5) (iii) In my capacity as Minister for Urban Services, as it relates to ACTION:
The findings of the report ACTION: Survey of Bus Users (Attachment D), indicate that the majority of bus users are workers and students travelling to fixed destinations on a regular basis.
(5) (iv) In my capacity as Minister for Urban Services, as it relates to ACT City Services:
(a) See Attachment J, page G of Trial of wheeled bins for the kerbside collection of recyclables and wastes in Canberra.
See Attachment E, the Future Public Transport Options for Canberra Study working paper.
For the results of the Annual Traffic Volumes Data Collection see Attachments F, G and H).
(b) The results of the extensive market research into domestic waste is the introduction of the wheeled bin garbage and recycling collection system throughout Canberra, which will be fully operational from the beginning of December 1994.
The results of the Transport Regulation Client Survey can be seen at page 17, Attachment L.
The results of the Hughes/Garran Local Area Traffic Management market research can be seen at Attachment N.
(c) Precinct Community Groups have the results of the surveys and are using the information to create individual priority lists of their needs for shopping centre rejuvenation.
ATTACHMENTS:
A. ACT Housing Trust Tenant Survey
B. ACTEW Satisfaction Indices (Results of three questionnaires)
C. ACT Future Water Supply Strategy and Summary, June 1994
D. ACTION Survey of Bus Users, Main Findings, July 1992
E. Future Public Transport Options Working Paper IV, Stated Preference Survey
F. ACT Traffic Volumes, Volume l: Traffic Flow Trends and Variations, 1990-93
G. ACT Bicycle Volumes, Trends, Variations, Survey Results, Helmet Wearing and Cyclists
Characteristics, 1991-1993/94
H. ACT Traffic Volumes, Volume 2.- Results of the Data Collection Program 1993/94
I. Residents Survey - Kaleen Trial, May 1993
J. Trial of Wheeled Bins for the Kerbside Collection of Recyclables and Wastes
K. Transport Regulation Client Survey
L. Client Survey Report
M. Hughes/Garran Traffic and Pedestrian Study, Newsletter 3
N. GFOPLAN Report on Hughes/Garran Trrrfric and Pedestrian Study, June 1993
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