One of the priority areas for study in the University-Urban Inteface Program at the University of Pittsburgh is community goals as they relate to metropolitan governance. This report includes some of the findings of the Pittsburgh Goals Study organized from data gathered through a questionnaire sent to key Pittsburgh community leaders. These leaders were asked to discuss their views about the future of the city and to consider the desirability, likelihood, and importance of 28 possible future changes in the community. This report focuses on the responses to the prospect of the development of metropolitanism. The research suggests several impediments to change in the city government. This negativism is offset by the concern of the leaders involved in the study, their receptiveness to change, and their basic agreement in terms of the main directions which changes in Pittsburgh should take. See SO 004 802 for related documents. (Author/SHM)