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Background and Methodology Background: Interest in conducting an initial scan of local, national and provincial perspectives regarding possible policy considerations affecting community spaces, billboard advertising and possibilities for increasing public art Methodology: Quantitative on-line survey of… 2006 adult general population National respondents – accuracy of within ±2.2%, nineteen times out of twenty 455 adult general population Ontario respondents – accuracy of within ±4.6%, nineteen times out of twenty 140 adult general population Toronto respondents – accuracy of within ±8.3%, nineteen times out of twenty Exploring Taste for Fewer Billboards 60% of Torontonians Clearly Agree That Their City Would Be More Beautiful With Fewer Billboards – Only 10% Disagree City/Community More Beautiful With Fewer Billboards (Ontario) City/Community More Beautiful With Fewer Billboards (National) Funding More Public Art Through Charges to Billboard Advertisers 66% of Torontonians Support Charging a Fee to Billboard Advertisers to Fund More Public Art Support for Charging a Fee to Billboard Advertisers to Fund More Public Art (Ontario) Support for Charging a Fee to Billboard Advertisers to Fund More Public Art (National) Public Perspectives on Community Space, Billboard and Public Art Considerations July 2005 Quantitative Findings Q: We would now like to ask you some questions about public space in your city/community… Your city/community would be more beautiful if there were fewer billboards. Q: We would now like to ask you some questions about public space in your city/community… Your city/community would be more beautiful if there were fewer billboards. Q: We would now like to ask you some questions about public space in your city/community… Your city/community would be more beautiful if there were fewer billboards. Q: Would you support or oppose your city/community charging a fee to Billboard advertisers that would be used for more public art to beautif