Counts and percentages
Results should show both the number of responses and percentage distribution for each question.
Transparency
How our community survey is designed
We publish the purpose, limitations and interpretation rules so the results are not overstated.
Design principles
- Ask about Annandale and Mall Road separately.
- Include an explicit “Save / retain and improve the existing Annandale Ball Diamonds and greenspace” option.
- Use balanced five-point support scales where practical.
- Ask how the two sites should relate only after measuring each separately.
- Identify respondent relationship to Tillsonburg without requiring a street address.
- Collect only the information needed to reduce duplicates and understand local participation.
- Publish limitations alongside any results.
What this survey is notThis is a voluntary, self-selected community survey. It is not a probability sample and should not be described as statistically representative of every Tillsonburg resident. Results show the views of people who chose to participate.
Survey version controlThe independent survey wording should be frozen before public promotion. If a material wording change is ever required after public responses begin, document the exact change and effective date so earlier and later responses are not silently treated as identical.
How we will report results
Local context
Results should be broken out by broad resident category where sample size is large enough, without publishing individual email addresses or full postal codes.
No hidden merging
Support for Mall Road will not be presented as support for Annandale redevelopment. These are reported independently.