Johnson County Housing Study Survey

Johnson County Housing Study Survey

Please complete the survey below and share your perspective and ideas to help in form the Johnson County Housing Study, an assessment of housing needs and opportunities focused on unincorporated Johnson County plus the six small cities of Hills, Lone Tree, Oxford, Shueyville, Solon, and Swisher. These areas are referred to collectively as the “non-metro area.” The study also addresses the county’s manufactured home parks (MHPs), including those within the metro area.
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Where do you live?

Within the metro area (Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, Tiffin, University Heights)In a small city (Hills, Lone Tree, Oxford, Shueyville, Solon, Swisher)In a village in unincorporated Johnson CountyElsewhere in unincorporated Johnson CountyOutside Johnson County
Where do you work?

Within the metro area (Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, Tiffin, University Heights)In a small city (Hills, Lone Tree, Oxford, Shueyville, Solon, Swisher)In a village in unincorporated Johnson CountyElsewhere in unincorporated Johnson CountyOutside Johnson CountyI don't work
How old are you?

Under 1818-3435-6465 or older
How long have you lived in Johnson County?

Less than 5 years5-10 years11-15 yearsMore than 15 yearsI live outside Johnson County
Do you own or rent?

I own my unitI rent my unitI have a different housing arrangement
What type of unit do you live in?

Single family houseDuplex or townhouseSmall apartment or condo buildingLarge apartment or condo buildingManufactured homeI have a different housing arrangement
What is the most important housing issue or topic that you feel the community should focus on above all else?
What types of housing units do you feel we need more of in the non-metro area (unincorporated area and smaller cities)? Select all that apply.

Apartments and condos (multifamily structures with 1-2 bedrooms in most units)Small houses (detached single family houses, duplexes, townhomes, ADUs and similar, with 2-3 bedrooms in most units)Larger houses (detached single family houses with 4+ bedrooms)Mixed-use buildings (multi-level structures with retail on the ground floor and housing upstairs)Senior living options (accessible houses, duplexes, townhomes, apartments, and condos as well as senior living communities)Other
Where should we focus new housing development within the non-metro area? Select all that apply.

Villages: Smaller numbers of new houses built in unincorporated villages.Small city periphery: Larger numbers of new houses built just outside of small cities.Small city neighborhood infill: New units built among existing houses that are designed to visually fit into the local neighborhood scale and character.Small city downtown infill: New housing and mixed-use (housing+retail) built in and around downtown with designs that fit into the local downtown scale and character.Agriculture infill: Adding small numbers of units on farms and through farmstead splits.Economic development areas: Houses and apartments/condos built at locations already designated for development, such as commercial areas and highway interchanges.Other
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