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• Provide a f inancing mechanism through a hog M' service district to held spread the costs of improvements over a longer period of time at lower interest rates. This method is similar to a special assessment procedure. Housing Improvement Districts initiated by the HRA at the request of a townhome /condo association requires up front capital to build a fund. Identified as a high priority of the HRA. 4.8 Encourage good neighbor policies between residents and between residents and business to encourage adequate transition and respect between neighbors and discourage incompatible land uses. • Evaluate uses for the borders and buffers program which was developed to address code deficient properties where conflicts exist between properties that could not be resolved by the property owners due to lack of finds and/or unwillingness. This program replaces the long and costly court proceedings for abatement of the property, • Explore the merits of a "neighborhood enhancement pragrarrf' that strives to promote resident participation, unity and pride in all neighborhood blacks by taking an active role in improving the quality of life within the City. The program would provide the framework to engage residents in being good neighbors, contract for joint services and improvements and provide more formal communication with the City to reduce neighborhood decay. Evaluate a "Stellar "Home Program that would recognize and award homeowners for improvement to their homes and/or landscapes. The Program would be evaluated in partnership with the Roseville Parks & Recreation Commission, Consider adoption of a housina oreservation code in coordination with other communities along the I -35W Corridor. • Work with the Roseville Police Deportment Nei�borhood Watch Pry to provide information about the residential inspection and code enforcement program and provide rehabilitation information at neighborhood meetings. Housing Plan — 2004 Page 15 Roseville HRA