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�'I�c�Morris �������{���f,°������e �_°����>������:y; <br />July, 2014 <br />units, 24% see "too few," 21% see "too many," and 53% think there is "about the right amount." <br />Thirty percent see "too few" starter homes for young families, and 28% feel the same way about <br />"assisted living opportunities for seniors." The 10 attributes having higher levels of agreement <br />are: market rate rental units, condominiums and townhouses, "move up" housing, higher cost <br />housing, parks and open space, trails and bikeways, service and retail establishments, and <br />entertainment and dining opportunities. <br />Eighty-eight percent are either "very committed" or "somewhat committed" to stay in Roseville <br />if they were going to move from their current home to upgrade. Just as impressive, 87% are <br />committed to stay in the city of they were going to move from their current home for <br />downsizing. <br />City Services: <br />In evaluating specific city services, the mean approval rating is 86.3%, within the top quartile of <br />summary ratings in the Metropolitan Area. Over 90% rate police protection, fire protection, <br />police protection, emergency medical services, and sewer and water as either "excellent" or <br />"good." Between 80% and 90% favorably rate drainage and flood control, animal control, code <br />enforcement, snow plowing, trail and pathway plowing in parks, and trail and pathway plowing <br />in neighborhoods. Seventy-seven percent rate building inspection highly, 66% rate street repair <br />and maintenance. The major irritants leading to lower ratings are "loose animals" and <br />"flooding.". <br />Property Taxes: <br />Roseville residents can be classified as fiscal moderates. Thirty-eight percent think their <br />property taxes are "high" in comparison with neighboring suburban communities, while 44% see <br />them as "about average. Eighty-two percent of the residents view city services as either an <br />"excellent" or a"good" value for the property taxes paid; this endorsement level places <br />Roseville within the top decile of Metropolitan Area suburbs. While 49% of the sample would <br />oppose an increase in their city property taxes to maintain city services at their current level, <br />40% would favor an increase under these circumstances. <br />Solid majorities endorse the City continuing to invest in long-term infrastructure projects. By a <br />90%-7% margin, residents support investing in city roads. A 76%-20% majority favors <br />investments in bikeways, a 75%-21% majority feels the same about pedestrian pathways, and a <br />73%-16% margin prevails in continuing investments in water and sewer pipes. The lowest <br />support, although still resounding, is the 67%-26% majority in favor of continued investment in <br />City buildings. <br />
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