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Estes Park Citzens for Responsive Government - Five minute, 20-question survey   [For questions Q1 through Q6 and question Q10, circle one of the two choices provided] Example: Are you happy?  Yes or No [one of these two words will be circled, with an arrow and the word "sample" pointing to the question]   Q1.  Do you live or own property within the Estes Park town limits?  Yes or No   Q2.  Are you registered to vote in the state of Colorado?  Yes or No   Q3.  At present, are you willing or unwilling to sign a petition recalling current Estes Park mayor Wendy Koenig, circulation beginning no earlier than November 2020?  Willing or Unwilling   Q4.  At present, are you willing or unwilling to sign a petition recalling current Estes Park mayor pro-tem Patrick Martchink, circulation beginning no earlier than November 2020?  Willing or Unwilling   Q5.  At present, are you willing or unwilling to si...

The six-month "grace period" for newly-elected town board members is rapidly approaching, and recall petitions for the mayor and five of the six trustees can be placed in circulation as early as late October, provided language is approved. A recently-formed local committee, Citizens for Responsive Government, has created a questionnaire to gauge public sentiment for recalling any or all of the elected officials once it becomes possible to do so.  The form can be filled out anonymously, but contact information in the form of a valid email address or working telephone number is required.  Space is also provided on the form for opinions related to introducing a local ordinance making it mandatory for a criminal indictment or conviction prior to a recall, with a financial "general fund offset" to restore general fund depletion due to administrative expense, similar to a "carbon offset", invoiced to those organizing what impart...