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Community Housing Needs <br />Roseville intends to continue to offer a mix of attractive, safe and well- maintained housing <br />which is available without discrimination. These specific housing goals are to: <br />• balance different types of housing alternatives to meet the need of residents <br />• encourage maintenance and upgrading of existing homes <br />• develop and maintain close knit neighborhoods, including multi -unit developments <br />• upgrade amenities and necessities citywide to maintain and improve property values <br />• help keep educational and religious institutions as part of the community <br />Leisure Opportunities <br />The City intends to continue to develop activities, programs and facilities for a broad spectrum of <br />interests and ages so as to expand cultural experiences, satisfy social needs, and to provide <br />opportunity for active recreational pursuits. <br />The specific goals include: <br />• maintaining, upgrading and expansion of parks, open spaces, athletic fields and other <br />amenities <br />• to construct a Roseville Community Center <br />• to expand and improve a system of non - motorized pathways and trails <br />• continuing to provide facilities that meet the needs and expectations of the entire community <br />• to cooperate with other agencies and governmental units to maximize leisure facilities and <br />activities <br />Community Public Safety <br />The City will continue to strive to reduce fears for personal safety through crime prevention <br />programs, proper public safety planning and prompt response to emergency assistance requests. <br />The City Council goals to fulfill this objective are to: <br />• teach crime prevention strategies through the Neighborhood Watch programs <br />• continue the police presence in neighborhoods to remove the opportunity for crime <br />II -3 <br />
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