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<br /> expectations should not, however, be interpreted as meaning <br /> that San Marcos will function exclusively in one single <br /> community role rather than another. Responses can be <br /> interpreted to mean that the people expect San Marcos to <br /> remain predominantly a "college town" with some features of a <br /> "diversified city," while for some residents it may even <br /> function as a IIretirement community" or IIregional commercial <br /> center". <br /> The overwhelming majority (85%) are unfamiliar with <br /> the San Marcos Master Plan. <br /> SUPPORT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES <br /> Of thirteen economic development activities listed in <br /> Table 13, only one was endorsed by less than half of those <br /> polled: Race track (33.3% definitely or probably yes)! <br /> The others ranged from a high of 89.3% for IIcooperative <br /> programs with county, public schools, and university" to a <br /> low of 51. 6% lIadditional industrial parks.1I <br /> [See Table 13] <br /> In nine of the activities more than 20% of those <br /> polled said they "didn't know" whether to favor an activity <br /> or not; these activities ranked 4, 5 and 6 and 8 through 13 <br /> on the list. <br /> 44 <br />