<transcript><audio_2>Houston is today compared to what it was 10 or 15 or 20 or 30 years ago and track some of those Transformations as they Define the challenges and opportunities to go forward and also to tell you about a new survey that we're conducting this</transcript><transcript><audio_3>year focused on the Arts and I want to show you some of the questions we're thinking of asking and get your advice and thoughts as as we go forward there's never been a survey of a random sample of Harris County residents asking people how do you experience the Arts in your own life how important is Arts education</transcript><transcript><audio_4>for your children and I'll touch on that in just a second but let me remind us of what has happened to Houston we did a one-time survey back in 1982 never occurred to me to do it again one-time survey Houston was booming the oil boom was going like gangbusters 82 percent of</transcript><transcript><audio_5>the jobs in the city were tied into the oil business the price of a barrel of oil increased tenfold in value during the 1970s one million people were moving down here in a city world famous for having imposed the least amount of controls on development of any City in</transcript> Houston is today compared to what it was 10 or 15 or 20 or 30 years ago and track some of those Transformations as they Define the challenges and opportunities to go forward and also to tell you about a new survey that we're conducting this year focused on the Arts and I want to show you some of the questions we're thinking of asking and get your advice and thoughts as as we go forward there's never been a survey of a random sample of Harris County residents asking people how do you experience the Arts in your own life how important is Arts education for your children and I'll touch on that in just a second but let me remind us of what has happened to Houston we did a one-time survey back in 1982 never occurred to me to do it again one-time survey Houston was booming the oil boom was going like gangbusters 82 percent of the jobs in the city were tied into the oil business the price of a barrel of oil increased tenfold in value during the 1970s one million people were moving down here in a city world famous for having imposed the least amount of controls on development of any City in
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