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most "strongly opposed." <br />Next, residents were asked about a program targeted toward <br />seniors: <br />Would you favor or appoae a city <br />operated revolvinq loan proqram for <br />the rehabilitation and/or remodelinq <br />of the residences of seaiors? Do you <br />feel stronqly that way? <br />By a seventy-two percent to twenty-one percent margin, <br />interviewees favored the program: <br />STR�NGLY FAVOR ............................29� <br />SOMEWHAT FAVOR ............................43$ <br />SOMEWHAT OPPOSE ...........................15$ <br />STRONGLY OPPOSE ............................6� <br />DON'T KNOW/REFUSED .........................7� <br />The over three-to-one support is impressively high. <br />$12,5�0-$25,000 yearly income households were most often <br />"strongly in favor." Seniors, retirees, and over 65 year olds <br />were more often "opposed." <br />It should be nated, however, that the latter program is <br />controversia� in the minds of many of its intended recipients. <br />In general, though, residents support a more activist approach by <br />the City on the funding of housing improvements. <br />Redevelo ment Preferences: <br />Roseville interviewees were asked a pair of questions about <br />the type af new development they would support or oppose. <br />Initially, preferences were elicited: <br />Redevelopment is qoing to occur in <br />Roseville due ta land values and <br />�arket pressures. What type of devel- <br />opment should the City attempt to <br />attract? <br />More residential development was sought by twenty-nine percent: <br />NONE.......................................9� <br />118 <br />