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1991 Residential Survey
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to subsidize efforts at neighborhood redevelopment and <br />environmental improvement. Retail growth has been an unsettling <br />experience, but the City has managed to mitigate many of its most <br />undesirable consequences. So long as neighbarhood concerns are <br />given a high priority, most residents will accept growth as an <br />inevitable part of the evolution of the city. "Pools and Patio" <br />communities, such as Rosevi3le, have high expectations about <br />their government and its services, especially in maintaining a <br />high quality of life -- fartunately, to date, these expectatians <br />have been met. And, because of these past successes, there is a <br />concrete sense of optimism about the future. <br />163 <br />
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