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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1990
Page
5
The telephone survey sampled 424 registered voters in Aiken County, stratified by telephone exchange, including unlisted numbers. Respondents were selected by the most recent birthday within households, with a 78 percent response rate and a maximum sampling error of 4.8 percent for questions covering all 424 respondents.
Coming tomorrow the topic of the poll questions is public schools. Results will show how county voters feel on performance salaries and other issues.
County leaders and residents push for stronger zoning rules to manage growth across the CSRA area. Figures such as Zieger and Baggett argue education on zoning, traffic density, and orderly development are crucial for Beech Island and broader Aiken County. They warn that lack of zoning could cause future road, density, and safety issues.
The 1990 budget foresees 49 billion in new revenues next year offset by 1.8 billion in targeted tax breaks including a 1000 credit per child under four. Savings from domestic programs totaling 14 billion and 85 billion in Medicare growth restraint are planned along with higher user fees and leasing federal property. Democrats critique overestimated revenue and forecast deficits claim no fiscal shift.
Survey results indicate 39 percent are unsure about countywide zoning while 38 percent favor zoning in some form. A second question on border or partial zoning sees 32 percent support for fringe area measures and seven percent strongly in favor, with neutrality high at 27 percent.
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