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25-34 year olds were more often opposed to "offices." High school graduates and Zone 1 residents mast often opposed "apartments." Znne 4 residents ni�ed "inciustriai" development. As long as the City pursues a multiple-thrust redevelopment strategy, keeping an emphasis away from more retail centers, most citizens can be counted upon ta be supportive. Ftzture Directions for the Community: Roseville citizens were instructed: I would like to read you a list of statements other residents have �old us. For each one, please tell me if you stronqly aqree, somewhat agree, somewhat disaqree, or strongly disagree with it. If you have no opinion, just say so. A list of eight statements were then read: "More office buildinqs are needed in Roseville to keep future property taxes down.�� By a fifty-seven percent to thirty-three percent split, residents disagreed with this statement: STRONGLY AGREE .............................6% SOMEWHAT AGREE ........................•--.27$ SOMEWHAT DISAGREE .........................38� STRONGLY DISAGREE .........................19� DON'T KNOW/REFUSED ........................11% Intense disagreement was almost three times higher than intense agreement. "Somewhat agreement" was higher among Blue Collar households and $50,000-$62,500 yearly income households. "Somewhat disagreement" was highest among: * Single seni.ors * Retirees 120