Single-Use Plastics Regulation Survey

Do you support reducing litter in Fayetteville's streams and waterways, as well as reducing trash that goes to landfills?

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The City of Fayetteville is interested in reducing litter and waste generated from single-use disposable bags, plastics and Polystyrene / Styrofoam™. Which of the following programs or policies do you support in furthering this effort? (Check all that apply.)

Citywide ban on plastic bagsCheck-out fee (5 or 10 cents) for each disposable paper & plastic bag used (a portion of the fee goes toward litter clean-up)Additional drop-off locations for plastic bag recyclingGreater customer access to reusable bags or free reusable bagsBan Polystyrene / Styrofoam™ citywideBan plastic straws, stirring sticks and other single-use disposable plastic items citywideProvide educational materials and resources to businesses about where they may purchase cost-effective compostable/recyclable prooductsOther

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How often do you use reusable bags at the grocery store?

AlwaysMost of the timeSometimesRarely / Never

What prevents you from using reusable shopping bags?

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How would a disposable bag fee in Fayetteville influence your behavior?

I would bring a reusable bag more oftenNo effect, I already bring reusable bagsI would use fewer disposable bags at checkoutI would pay the fee and use the same number of bagsI would shop in another city

If the City of Fayetteville passed a plastic bag ban or disposable bag fee (5 or 10 cents for each bag used), would you support or oppose it?

Support OpposeUnsureI would support a 5-cent fee, but not a 10-cent fee

If the City of Fayetteville passed a ban on Polystyrene / Styrofoam,™ would you support or oppose it?

Support Oppose Unsure

If the City of Fayetteville passed a ban on straws, stirring sticks and other single-use disposable plastic items, would you support or oppose it?

SupportOpposeUnsure

Demographic Information

Tell us a little about yourself.

What Fayetteville Ward do you live in? If you're not sure, You can use this tool to find out what part of the city you live in.

What is the highest level of education you have completed?

12th grade or less, no diplomaHigh school graduate or GEDSome college, no degreeSome technical school, no degreeAssociate's degree (AA, AS, vocational school, or certificate program)Bachelor's degree (BS, BA, or AB)Graduate or professional degree

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Resident and Visitor Survey: Single-Use plastics and Polystyrene/Styrofoam™

Demographic Information