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SMALLER SINGLE FAMILY ......................2$ <br />Apartments and farms ranked lower. <br />Those indicating a housing preference were then asked: <br />If that type of housfaq were availabla <br />at a competitive cost ia Roseville, <br />would you stay in the oity? <br />Most would stay in the community under those circumstances: <br />YES.........................---............4$ <br />NO.........................................2� <br />DON�T KNOW/REFUSED .........................1� <br />In particular, townhouse and smaller single family home seekers <br />would be inclined to remain in the city. <br />Mast seniors, however, do not see themselves moving out of <br />their single family homes during the next ten years. Under <br />current conditians, then, those homes will not re-enter the <br />available housing pool during the next decade. And, to further <br />retard the avai�ability of new homes to younger families, a <br />significant share of moving seniors will be seeking smaller <br />single family homes within the community. The increased <br />availability of attractive townhouses, however, may be one means <br />to "open" this segment of housing market further. <br />Summar and Conclusions: <br />Residents supported two programs to renovate housing in <br />Roseville. By a sixty-three percent to thirty-two percent <br />margin, citizens favored a city-operated loan program to home <br />owners to cover the costs of repairs to bring a home up to code <br />standards. By a seventy-two percent to twenty-one percent <br />margin, they also favored a city-operated revolving loan program <br />for the rehabilitation and/or remodeling of the residences of <br />148 <br />