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Do you support or oppose the concept <br />of a Community Center for Roseville? <br />And do you feel strongly that way? <br />By a sixty-five percent to twenty-eight percent split, residents <br />favored the concept af a Roseville Community Center: <br />STRONGLY SUPPORT ..........................24% <br />SOMEWHAT SUPPORT ..........................41$ <br />SOMEWHAT OPPOSE ...........................17� <br />STRONGLY OPPOSE ...........................11$ <br />DON'T KNOW/REFUSED .........................8� <br />However, this does not indicate support or opposition for a <br />particular bond referendum to fund construction and operations. <br />"Strong support" was higher among: <br />* Renters <br />* Over 10 unit apartment building residents <br />* Clerical-Sales & Blue Collar hauseholds <br />* 25-44 year olds <br />* Some college education <br />* $12,500-$25,000 yearly income households <br />"Support" was more concentrated among: <br />* 5-9 unit apartment building residents <br />* Owner-Manager households <br />* 18-24 year olds <br />* $62,500-$75,000 yearly income households <br />"Opposition" soared among: <br />* Senior couples <br />* Retirees <br />* Over 65 year olds <br />* College graduates <br />It should be noted, however, that this level of support is a <br />change from the previous study; in fact, three years ago, a <br />plurality opposed the concept. <br />The City may wish ta review the possibility of constructing <br />a community center, bearing in mind that tax costs w�ll greatly <br />impact voting preferences. <br />74 <br />
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