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�. anc! it will increase to 43°lo by lhe year 2020_ Growth in the Next 20 Years: 8. "1'he current total housing units = 15,200 est. (2002). Two sce- narios have bccn developed by IZoseville Communily llevelopment Slaff as foll�ws: 9. Traditional Trend Growth assumes complete build-out of all vacant developablc la:nd from 1999 to 2020, bascd on the City's Comprchcnsivc Plan. The city will havc 15,834 hous- ing units and 35,600 residents. LR—Low density at 4 units or less per acre (increase hy 322 units) MR—Medium density at 4 to 10 units per acre (increase by ] 08 units) Hlt—High density at 10 to 18 units per acre (incrcase by 262 units) 10_ Concentrated Growth assumes complcte build-out of aIl vacant devclopable and redevelopable land from 1999 to 2(}20, based on the City's Comprehensive Plan. The city will have 16,956 housing units and 37,000+ resi- dcnls. LR—Low density aC 4 units or less per acre (increase by 16 units} MR—Medium dcnsity al 4 to 10 units per acrc (increase by 400 units) HR—High density at l0 to 18 units per acre (increase by �,482 units) Rnseville Multi-Ta►ttily Housing 06servations: 11. Ownership: The City's goal has bcen to maintain a►a�ix of 70% owner occupied housing and 30% renta] units. Cux�rctitly Roseville has 1 S,20d housing units of which 69.2%v (10,516) are owner occupicd and 30.8% (4,h84) are rental housin�; units. By age 44, over 73% own their home and that continues through age 75; 89% of lhe res- idents betwccn 65 and 74 own their honnc. Bascd on incame, the majoriry of Roseville house- holders with incomes of less than $50,000 tcnct to rent. Youngcr families who wish to own arc gcnerally buying newer homes outside of Roseville. 12. �lousing type: The City's goal has been to maintain a mix of 6U°Io single-fa►nily dctachcd housing and 40% attachcd or multi-fiarnily housing. Currently Rosevilic has 15,200 housing units of which 58.4% (8,870) are singlc-family delached units and 41..6% (6,330) are multi- famil.y housing unils. 1Vlost new housing developed in the future wi.11 bc higher density due to the li.mitcd amount of laad avail- ablc and Che costs of redevelop- �ncnt. 13. Roseville has over 6,334 multi- family housing units with thc prospect of 250 ncw units bcing constructed in each of the next three years. Ry 2006 the City coutd have about 7,200 multi- family hausing units. 14. The city has over 90 ro.ulti-fam- ily housing co►nplexes which are home to over 8,810 resi- dents. 15. Over 78% of the heads of household within owner occu- pied multi-family housing are over 45 years of age; 57%n of lhe heads of household are over 55 years of age. Approxi►nately 55°Io of them have lived in their present home since before 1970. As the average age of building occupants increases, the new residents tend ta be over 55 years of age. l6. In multi-family rental housing, 76%n of the head of households arc 54 years of age or less; only 23% are over 55. This youager populalion is an excellent targct rnarket for first time homc buyer programs in Rosevillc. 17_ Approxinnatcly 25% of all Rosevillc households are occu- pied by 1 person. Half of the awner occupied singles are over 65 ycars of age. 18. Children represent approximate- ly 5% of the rnulti-family gopu- lation while 28°I.� (2,539) are seniors over the agc ot 55. 19. The number of multi-family complexes where children rcp- resent inore than ]0%� of the population is ]imited to 15 of 98 total complexes. The number of multi-family complexes where seniors represent morc than I U°Io of the population is 42 of 98 total complexes, cxplaining the different service nccds of some of these co.nnplcxcs. 20. Thc top ten multi-family com.- plexes (in terms of number of residents) range from 447 to 262 and average 310 residents per complex—each a small neighborhood. However, thc majority are smailer wi.th less lhan 100 residents per complex. 21. Approximalely 56°Io of the multi-family renters ha� lived in their current home for less than 5 years. When renters movc, 66% move to anather rental property and 30% move to a single family home_ i3etween 22-25°Io of all movers by tnulti- family residents are to another home in RoseviIle_ 22. Owncrs of multi-family housing (condos, townhomes, coopera- ti.ves) rcpresent 25% of the total nnulti-family units. Of the own- League of Women Voter RoMaFH 21 Roseville Fire Department 2003 & Beyond