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Attachment B Neighborhood Enhancement Program 2011 Year End Report Background: Program began in 2008 and is funded by Roseville’s Housing and Redevelopment Authority. Goals of the Program: Greater public awareness and compliance with city codes and ordinances through education, cooperation and enforcement. Enhanced property values and livability of neighborhoods. Minimize negative effects of rental properties upon surrounding neighborhoods. Maintenance of the city’s tax base. In the first three-year cycle of the program, the City visited over 9,000 properties. Staff found that in all three years, the Neighborhood Enhancement Program has been well received by residents In 2011, City staff, again, began another cycle and visited 4,388 residential properties as well as 131 residential rental properties. Residential Properties Inspected: 2008 – 1,900 2009 – 3,159 2010 – 4,232 2011 – 4,388 Public Nuisance Violations Observed: Numbers of violations observed: 2008 - 144 violations out of 1,900 properties inspected (7.6% violation rate) o 2009 - 195 violations out of 3,159 properties inspected (6.2% violation rate) o 2010 - 157 violations out of 4,232 properties inspected (3.7% violation rate) o 2011 - 177 violations out of 4,388 properties inspected (4.0% violation rate) o Types of violations observed: 0 % - Commercial equipment in residential area. o 3% - Grass over 8”. o 33% - Junk/Debris in public view. o 22% - Outside Storage in public view. o 13% - Property Maintenance. o 29% - Unlicensed/Inoperable Vehicles. o 0% - Misc. o Resolution of cases: 164 - 92% of cases resolved within 20 days. o 5 - 3% of cases resolved within 40 days. o 2 - 1% of cases resolved within 60 days. o 5 - 3% of cases resolved within 90 days o 1 - 1% of cases resolved over 90 days o 0 - No cases pending o