Most Baltimore City residents have a positive view of their neighborhood, a new survey by Open Society Institute-Baltimore found.The survey reached more than 5,000 people and OSI Baltimore said this is the largest issue-oriented survey in Baltimore history.The survey found 70% of respondents said they rate their neighborhoods as "great" or "OK," and 28% of respondents said the thing that would make the most difference in their neighborhood is safer streets, followed by less trash on the streets, fewer vacant homes and making it easier to own homes.You can read the survey here.