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<br /> more available: "night clubs/dancing" (20.2%), "concerts/ <br /> plays/dance performances/etc." (2~.6%) and "miniature golf" <br /> (25.8%). "Miniature golf" is found to have the lowest level <br /> of participation, but the highest level of interest if it <br /> were available. It might reasonable be concluded from this <br /> that miniature golf, if available, would be a successful <br /> activity in San Marcos. <br /> OPINIONS ABOUT COMMUNITY GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT <br /> As to population growth in San Marcos over the next <br /> five years, the number of persons expecting a slight increase <br /> (54.7%) was virtually the same as those who preferred a <br /> slight increase (53.8%). However, half again as many expected <br /> a great increase (34.3%) as wanted a great increase (16%). <br /> Moreover, while just about 12% indicated they believed <br /> population growth would decrease or remain the same, over <br /> 30% said "we should attempt to achieve" that. As items 1 and <br /> 2 in Table 12 show, most San Marcos citizens would like less <br /> growth than they expect! <br /> (See Table 12] <br /> While a majority (55%) see San Marcos continuing as a <br /> "College town," roughly another third (32%) visualize San <br /> Marcos as a "diversified city" in the future. These <br /> 42 <br />