Table 1. Questionnaire for Sugar Creek Place

	Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree		Circle your response for each statement below:
1	A B C D E	N/A	Bad management practices at construction sites result in higher sediment loads in the Dog River Watershed.
2	A B C D E	N/A	High sediment loads and other runoff results in high turbidity (cloudiness) levels in the water, which makes it difficult for fish and other organisms to survive.
3	A B C D E	N/A	The community should have knowledge of watersheds and how to protect them.
4	A B C D E	N/A	Sugar Creek is just as important as any other creek in the Dog River Watershed.
5	A B C D E	N/A	I am satisfied with the appearance of Sugar Creek and surrounding areas.
6	A B C D E	N/A	Parts of Sugar Creek look dirty, polluted, and abandoned.
7	A B C D E	N/A	I am aware that a sewer manhole on Sugar Creek has burst, and is causing direct contamination to the creek, and possibly the entire watershed.
8	A B C D E	N/A	Pesticides on lawns run off into storm drains and eventually harm the watershed.
9	A B C D E	N/A	Leaves and other debris on lawns may blow into storm drains and harm the water by depleting oxygen levels.
10	A B C D E	N/A	Strong detergents (for washing cars) and leaking oil also run off into storm drains and contribute to harming the watershed.
11	A B C D E	N/A	I am interested in educating my family and friends on these matters and would like to decrease run off and other pollution from my house and lawn.
12	A B C D E	N/A	I have seen the garbage and litter in and around sugar creek.
13	A B C D E	N/A	I feel that this creek has natural beauty and could be a nice recreational site for our community if someone would clean it up.
14	A B C D E	N/A	If there was a willing group, I would also be willing to help clean the trash out of the creek and surrounding areas.
15	A B C D E	N/A	Having a clean replenished creek in our community would not only give us pride, but also help to protect the entire Dog River Watershed. .