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						  Clarendon Hills officials have sent information about the village&rsquo;s seventh annual Community Needs Survey to about 1,000 households in an effort to get continued feedback from residents about village services and policy issues. An introductory letter about the survey was sent out Oct. 11, and residents of about 1,000 households receiving it were asked to respond and submit the survey by Nov. 4. &ldquo;The bulk of the survey is pretty much the same year-to-year so we can track the feedback,&rdquo; said Christina Burns, the village&rsquo;s management analysis. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s a good way to get feedback from the people who live here  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   