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1998 Ciry ofRoseville Re,sidential Study Decision Resources, Ltd. July, 19.98 1Vew Community Center Facility: Sixty-five percent, virtually unchanged £rom the 1990 study, favored the construction of a ne�v City of Roseville Community Center. • `I�wenty percent opposed it, down eight percent fram the I990 study, while fifteen percent were unsure. • The typical resident would support a property tax incrcase of $27_2U annually to support the construction and partial operation of the facility. Residents would ideally prioritizc three facilities for inclusion in a Community Center. • Forty-two perccnt wanted an indoor swimming pool. • Nine pe:cent supportcd a fitness room. • Seven percent would include a community room. Support for each of twelve specife facilities in the center varied. • Seventy-ninc percent supported "an indoor swimming pool." • Seventy-five perceni favored "an aerobics, exercise, and fitness room." e Seventy-two percent each favored "an indoor ruruling-walking track.." • Seventy percent supported "a teen �enter." • Sixty-eight percent approved of "a banquet room for community mecting and rental gurposes." • Sixty-six percent favored "group meeting rooms." • Sixty-five percent supported "a gynnnasium." • Sixty-foux percent approved of "a relocated senior citizens center." • Sixty-two percent favored "day care and pre-school sp�ace." • Sixty percent supported "an arts and crafts room for instructional programs and classes." • Fifty-six percent favored "an indoor playground." • But, sixty-eight percent opposed "an additional indoor ice sheet." By a fifty-six percent to twenty-one percent judgment, residents were more likely to support a Roseville Coinmunity Center if it were built in a partnership with private sector businesses to decrease cQnstruction costs. � By a fifty-two percent to twenty-nine percent vcrdict, they were less likely to supp�rt it if it included other uses on the site, such as a convention center, hotels, and restaurants. Page 8