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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 How many rentals are problem properties? We have no woy of tracking or identifying this number. We cnn only get a sense from staffs pnst experience responding to complaints. It is staff's estimate that: while rental units (2-4) mnke up 5%(?) of the single family homes in Roseville, 25% of the compinints we get nbout grass not being cut relate to rental units, 20% of the complaints we get about building maintenunce relate to rental units, 30% of the complaints we get about parking on the grass relate to rental units, 20% of the complaints we get about exterior trash relate to rental units, 75% of the complaints we get about parking in front of other houses relate to rentnl units, 100% of the complaints we get about overcrowding relnte to rentnl units. It is staff's perception that: single-family rental properties (absentee mannged) are disproportionately draining staffs time, are requiring increasing amounts of staff time each yeur, are much more difficult to resolve, can't be properly nddressed with existing code Innguage and are negatively impacting quiet residential neighborhoods (while we do not have the staff time or informntion in the files to substantiate these numbers, it is staff belief that these numbers are close estimntes). 19 Clarification of license posting. Reference to violation of civil rights or equnl 20 opportunity if property is posted as a rental. - People confused the posting 21 nt the entry with posting outside. The intent was to post internally so that 22 if there was n public entry situntion, something a potential renter could see 23 and understand before renting the unit. 24 25 Why is this more important in a rental property than a single family home? 26 Because renters are more transitory medicul, fire or police staff would know 27 more detail on the occupant once into the entry. Maybe this is not necessary 28 nnd could be revised to have a central dntabase that those officials have 29 uccess to for emergency situutions. 30 31 Why just the small complexes and not the large complexes? The City nnd 32 HRA recognize thut there nre degrees of these problems throughout the 33 city and that some issues are within Roseville's large nging complexes. 34 However, these typically have ensily nccessible, on-site professional 35 mnnagers or contacts and these structures are currently being monitored by 36 fire inspections (public and utility spaces) and section 8(inside units) 37 inspections. Through the HRA neighborhood meetings, no compinints were 38 heard regnrding the designated npartment complexes. When asked whnt 39 changes residents were observed in their neighborhoods the most common 40 concern was how single family homes were losing value and being turned into 7