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