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TABLES

It should be noted that due to rounding procedures, tables may not add up to 100%.
A zero figure indicates responses less than 0.5%, including nil or zero responses.

Percentages shown in this report are based on counts which are weighted up to represent the total number of households in Christchurch City.

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COUNCIL SERVICES

• Table 1: Of all the services the respondent knows the council provides, which are the most important to them? (q1a):
• Table 2: Any services that the respondent thinks the council should provide, but are not being provided for (q1b):
• Table 2b: List of services that the respondent thinks the council should provide, but are not being provided for (q1c):
• Table 3: Any services that the respondent thinks the council should not provide, but are being provided for (q1d):

LIBRARIES

• Table 4: How often respondents visited a Council library in the last 12 months (q2a+q2b):
• Table 5: Branch library visited most in last 12 months (q2c):
• Table 6: Have you borrowed books (q3a):
• Table 7: Whether or not books were borrowed from library visited most in last 12 months (q2c+q3a):
• Table 8: Satisfaction with borrowing books in the last 12 months (q3b):
• Table 9: Satisfaction with borrowing books from the Central Library in the last 12 months (q3b):
• Table 10: Have you tried to get any information from a Council library (q4a):
• Table 11: Satisfaction with information obtained from the library (q4b):
• Table 12: Reason for not visiting a Council library in last 12 months (q5):
• Table 13: How often under 18 year olds visited a Council library in the last 12 months (q6):

SWIMMING POOLS

• Table 14: Frequency of attendance at swimming pools by time of year (q8a+q8b)
• Table 15: Frequency of attendance at swimming pools by time of year (q8a+q8b)
• Table 16: Visits to swimming pools by under 18 year olds (q9a):
• Table 17: Frequency of attendance at swimming pools by time of year (q9b+q9c)
• Table 18: Frequency of attendance at swimming pools by time of year (q9b+q9c)

STADIUMS

• Table 19: Total visits to stadiums in the last 12 months (q10a):
• Table 20: Frequency of visits to stadiums in the last 12 months (q10b):

PARKS

• Table 21: Frequency of visiting Botanic Gardens or Mona Vale in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 22: Frequency of visiting Botanic Gardens or Mona Vale in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 23: Frequency of visiting Hagley Park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 24: Frequency of visiting Hagley Park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 25: Frequency of visiting a large sports park like Burnside, Wainoni, or Sydenham in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 26: Frequency of visiting a large sports park like Burnside, Wainoni, or Sydenham in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):

PARKS (continued)

• Table 27: Frequency of visiting the parks or reserves on the Port Hills in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 28: Frequency of visiting the parks or reserves on the Port Hills in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 29: Frequency of visiting any other large Christchurch park like the Groynes, or Spencer Park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 30: Frequency of visiting any other large Christchurch park like the Groynes, or Spencer Park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 31: Frequency of visiting a small neighbourhood park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 32: Frequency of visiting a small neighbourhood park in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 33: Frequency of visiting any of the citys beaches in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):

PARKS (continued)

• Table 34: Frequency of visiting any of the citys beaches in the last 12 months (q11a+q11b+q11c):
• Table 35: Total visits to Christchurch parks and beaches in the last 12 months (q11):
• Table 36: Number of persons by number of occasions have visited a park or beach in the last 12 months (q11):
• Table 37: Reasons for respondents not going to a park in the last 12 months (q12):
• Table 38: Should the Council do more or less to make parks suitable for the following activities (q13):
• Table 39: How well parks are looked after (q14):

SPORT AND SPARE-TIME ACTIVITIES

• Table 40: Has respondent taken part in any physical activity run by a club in the last 12 months (q15a):
• Table 41: Frequency of participation or training in active sport, game or lesson by time of year (q15a+q15b+q15c)
• Table 42: Frequency of participation or training in active sport, game or lesson by time of year (q15a+q15b+q15c):
• Table 43: Frequency of participation or training in active sport, game or lesson by time of year (q16a+q16b)
• Table 44: Frequency of participation or training in active sport, game or lesson by time of year by under 18 year olds (q16a+q16b):
• Table 45: Has respondent taken part in any other physical activity away from home in the last 12 months (q17a):
• Table 46: Frequency of physical activity away from home by time of year (q17a+q17b+q17c)
• Table 47: Frequency of physical activity away from home by time of year (q17a+q17b+q17c)

HEALTH

• Table 48: Did respondent consider they should have sought advice or treatment from a doctor or medical specialist in the last 12 months but did not do so? (q18a):

CENTRES

• Table 49: Have respondents been to or taken part in any community-based activities in the last 12 months (q19a):
• Table 50: What community-based activities have respondents been to, or taken part in, in the last 12 months (q19b):
• Table 51: Where community-based activities have been held (q20):
• Table 52: Reasons for using private homes rather than community-based facilities (q21):
• Table 53: Where community-based activities have been held (q22a)
• Table 54: Satisfaction at the facilities most often visited in the last 12 months (q22b):
• Table 55: Persons under 18 taking part in community-based activities in the last 12 months (q23a):
• Table 56: Community-based activities attended or taken part in for under 18 year olds (q23b):
• Table 57: Places where under 18 year olds attended community-based activities (q24):

RESIDENTS GROUPS

• Table 58: Knowledge of residents groups (q25a+q25b):
• Table 59: Contact with residents groups (q25c):

ART GALLERY

• Table 60: Location of the McDougall Art Gallery (q26a):
• Table 61: Frequency of visits to the McDougall Art Gallery in the last 12 months (q26c+q26d):
• Table 62: Frequency of visits to the McDougall Art Annex in the last 12 months (q27a+q27b):
• Table 63: Frequency of visits to the McDougall Art Gallery by visits to the Annex (q26c+q26d+q27a):
• Table 64: Satisfaction with McDougall Art Gallery and/or Annex in the last 12 months (q28):
• Table 65: Reasons for respondents not going to art galleries in the last 12 months (q29)

THE TOWN HALL

• Table 66: Have respondents visited these parts of the Town Hall in the last 12 months (q30a):
• Table 67: Frequency of visiting the Town Hall in the last 12 months (q30b):
• Table 68: Satisfaction with visits to various parts of the Town Hall in the last 12 months (q30c):
• Table 69: Quality of the service in various parts of the Town Hall in the last 12 months (q31):

EVENTS AND FESTIVALS

• Table 70: Satisfaction with visits to events and festivals in the last 12 months (q32a+32b):

CITY CENTRE

• Table 71: City workers who have visited the city centre for purposes other than work in the last 12 months (q33a+q33b):
• Table 72: Respondents who do not work in the city centre but have visited the city centre in the last 12 months (q33a+q33c):
• Table 73: Frequency of visits made to city centre for non-work trips in the last 12 months (q33d):
• Table 74: Reason for not visiting the city centre in the last 12 months (q34):
• Table 75: Satisfaction with range of things to do in the city centre in the last 12 months (q35a):

PARKING

• Table 76: Parking in the city centre (q36):

PUBLIC TOILETS

• Table 77: Satisfaction with the number of toilets available for public use in city centre (q37a):
• Table 78: Satisfaction with conditions of toilets available for public use in city centre (q38):

ACCOMMODATION

• Table 79: Has respondent moved in the last 12 months? (q39):
• Table 80: Size of respondents house (q40):
• Table 81: Problems that respondent has had with their house / flat (q39a +q41a + q41b + q41c +q41d):

NUISANCES

• Table 82: Nuisances matrix for barking dogs (q42):
• Table 83: Nuisances matrix for wandering dogs (q42):
• Table 84: Nuisances matrix for noise from neighbours (q42):
• Table 85: Nuisances matrix for noise from industry (q42):

NUISANCES (cont)

• Table 86: Nuisances matrix for noise from traffic (q42):
• Table 87: Nuisances matrix for smoke from backyard fires (q42):
• Table 88: Nuisances matrix for other types of air pollution (q42):
• Table 89: Nuisances matrix for other nuisances (q43):

LITTER

• Table 90: Concerns about litter in the streets of respondents neighbourhood over the last 12 months (q44a):
• Table 91: Concerns about litter in the streets of shopping centres over the last 12 months (q44c):

RIVERS AND STREAMS

• Table 92: Has respondent been concerned by overflowing gutters in streets (q45a):
• Table 93: Total observations near streams, rivers or open waterways in the last 12 months (q46a):

RUBBISH AND RECYCLING

• Table 94: Did respondent use a commercial contractor to collect their rubbish on a regular basis in the last 12 months? (q47a):
• Table 95: Did respondent take garden waste to a transfer station in the last 12 months? (q48a):
• Table 96: Recycling of various materials and items in the last 12 months (q49):
• Table 97: Efforts made by Council to encourage people to re-use or recycle things in the last 12 months (q50):
• Table 98: Overall rating of Councils weekly rubbish collection (q51a):

COMPOSTING

• Table 99: Method of composting (q52):

WATER

• Table 100: Satisfaction with water supplied to house/flat (q53+q54):
• Table 101: Length of time without water (q55a+q55b):
• Table 102: Seriousness of water stoppage (q55a+q55c):

TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT

• Table 103: How safe is riding a bicycle in Christchurch (q56+q58a):
• Table 104: Has Council done enough for cyclists in the last 12 months (q57+q58a):
• Table 105: The ease of getting around the city by bicycle (q58b):
• Table 106: Cyclists satisfaction with the smoothness of the main roads (q58c):
• Table 107: Cyclists satisfaction with the smoothness of the suburban streets (q58d):
• Table 108: Cyclists satisfaction with the smoothness of the cycle paths (q58e):
• Table 109: The ease of getting around suburban Christchurch by car (q59a):
• Table 110: The safeness of travelling around the suburban roads (q59b):
• Table 111: Satisfaction with the smoothness of suburban streets (q59c):
• Table 112: The safeness of walking in Christchurch (thinking of traffic) (q59d):
• Table 113: Satisfaction with footpaths in respondents neighbourhood (q60a):
• Table 114: Reasons for dissatisfaction with footpaths in respondents neighbourhood (q60b):
• Table 115: Weed Killer use along footpaths and grass berms (q61a):
• Table 116: Are the suburban streets that you might walk along after dark well enough lit (q62a):
• Table 117: Has the lack of street lighting in any area prevented respondents from going there at night (q62b):
• Table 118: Does the Council do enough to stop roadworks being a nuisance (q63):

CHANGES IN CHRISTCHURCH

• Table 119: Knowledge of alterations, extensions, or subdivisions and improvements to the area (q64a+q64b):
• Table 120: Knowledge of alterations, extensions, or subdivisions and whether they should have been allowed (q64a+q64c):
• Table 121: How have the developments in the last 12 months improved the city overall (q65a):
• Table 122: Convenient location of shops (q66a):

GENERAL ATTITUDE TO LIVING IN CHRISTCHURCH

• Table 123: Satisfaction of Christchurch overall as a place to live and work and to spend spare time (q67):
• Table 124: Strength of feeling of belonging to Christchurch (q68a):
• Table 125: Promotion of community spirit in Christchurch (q68b):

CONSULTATION

• Table 126: Participation in consultation led by the council in the last 12 months (q69a):
• Table 127: Any issue affecting the respondent that the council should have contacted them about in the last 12 months (q70a):

SOCIAL ISSUES

• Table 128: Are there any social issues in Christchurch that you are concerned about? (q71a):
• Table 129: Things the council could do to address social issues of concern (q71c):

CONTACTS WITH CITY COUNCIL STAFF

• Table 130: Frequency of visits to the Councils Tuam Street office in the last 12 months (q72a+q72b):
• Table 131: Frequency of visits to a Service Centre in the last 12 months (q73a+q73b):
• Table 132: Which of the Council offices is most conveniently located (q74):
• Table 133: Frequency of telephoning Council offices (q75a+q75b):
• Table 134: Satisfaction with service received when telephoning the Council in the last 12 months (q76):

RATES

• Table 135: Does the household pay rates (q77a):
• Table 136: Remember receiving an information sheet with rates bill (q77b):
• Table 137: Have read the information sheet (q77c):
• Table 138: Clarity of information rates sheet (q77e):
• Table 139: Estimate of annual rates for respondents property (q78a+q78b):
• Table 140: Respondents ratings of value for money on Council projects (q79a):
• Table 141: Respondents views as to whether the Council should spend more or less on projects (q79b+q79c+q79d+q79e):

 

 

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