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��Ovar the next ten pears, the City should try to become a more afflueat, well-educated community placing an emphasfs on natural besuty, recreational opportunities, and limited commercial and retail development.« Respondents overwhelmingly supported this "gold collar" community future: STRONGLY AGREE ............................32% SOMEWHAT AGREE............. ...............44$ SOMEWHAT DISAGREE .........................15� STRONGLY DISAGREE ..........................4% DON'T KNOW/REFLJSED .........................6� Only nineteen percent expressed opposition. Agreement was higher among 18-24 year olds and Zone 2 residents. Disagreement was higher among Clerical-Sales households and some college education. New development, then, will need to facus on providing picturesque landscapes and passive recreational areas. ��over the next ten years, Roseville should deveZop a hiqh density light industrial and office strip along Hiqhways 36 and Y-35W.�� Opinions were split almost in half on the development of this type of strip: STRONGLY AGREE .............................7� SOMEWHAT AGREE ............................37$ SOMEWHAT DISAGREE .........................32� STRONGLY DISAGREE .........................14% DON'T IiNOW/REFUSED ........................11% Intensity, however, was on the side of the opposition. Disagreement was highest among: * Senior couples * 5-9 unit apartment building residents * 18-25, 45-54 & over 65 year olds Seniors were particularly opposed to the construction of high density strips along the highways bounding Roseville. 123