11.14.10 St John Lutheran Congregational Input Meeting
The Object of this exercise was to identify the issues deemed critical to the success of the project. Participants were asked to respond to the following statement:
Project yourself ahead in time, the project has been completed and we are gathered one year after the dedication to discuss the project. The topic on the table is:
One of the things that made this project a success is _________________________________________.
After reviewing the list of issues generated, each participant was given six dots to place next to the issues they deemed most important. The results were as follows:
# of Dots Success Issues
22 Larger Narthex
21 CDC on Campus
12 Family Life Facility
12 Improved Music Space
11 Renovate Restrooms
09 Replace 1929 Building with Modern Classrooms
09 Technology in Learning Spaces
08 Elevator to Balcony
07 Accessible Nursery for Families
07 Multi-Use Space
07 Paved Parking Lots
06 Handicap Accessibility
06 School Band Rehearsal Space
05 Better Lighting
05 Comprehensive Plan Tied to Mission
05 Welcoming
04 Adequate Financial Planning
04 Escalator + Stairs on West Entrance
04 Fellowship Hall Kitchen Improvements
04 No Debt
04 Outreach to Community & Shut-ins
03 Improved Playground Safety
03 More Storage Space
03 Safer Facilities for Children
03 Sustainable Design
02 Community Gathering Center to Entice Concordia Students
02 Community Use
02 Improved Building Sign
02 No Maze, Efficient Traffic Control
02 Positive Attitude
02 Unify Congregation
01 Better Site Safety
01 Drop-off & Pick-up Lane on Columbia
01 Flexibility
01 Know End before Means
01 Needs were Real and not Manufactured
01 New Facilities for Youth
01 Service Connection to Nursery
01 Welcoming to Young Families
01 Will of the People Not Just a Few
# of Dots Success Issues
01 Young Adults Connection
00 Careful Planning
00 Improved Infrastructure
00 Landscape Plan
00 Local Work Preference
00 Ministry Unity
00 Storage for Shared Spaces