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Age profile changes since 1990 · Preschoolers (Age 0-4) decreased 21 % to 163 decreased J 6(/0) · Younger school-age children (age 5-9) decreased 10% to 145 · Older children (10-17) increased 10% to 251 decreased 4%) · W or king-age adults (age 18-64) increased 2% to 2,275 decreased 40!c,) · Elderly adults (age 65+) decreased 12% to 465 (Citywide increased 2J (Ir,) Working Age · Early career working- age (Age 16-29) decreased 9.2% to 846 decreased 10%) · Mid career working-age (Age 30-54 years) increased 12.7% to 1,227 increased 3%) · Older working-age (Age 55-69 years) decreased 9.5% to 379 decreased 11 %) 15 What do households look like? · 2.03 persons per household (average), down from 2.11 in 1990 decreased 7%to 2.20) · 20% of all households have children, up from 24% in 1990 25% to 22%) · Of all households, 50% contain families, 13% have children in two- parent families, 5% have single-parents and 39% have a householder living alone (City~wide I 4% and Housing · 1,596 occupied housing units (both owner- occupied and rental), 74 more than in 1990 (City wide increased by 1036 to · Of these occupied housing units, 838 are rental (an increase of 24 units since 1990), and 758 are owner-occupied (an increase of 50 units since 1990) · Vacancy rates of non- rental housing units decreased from 2.21 % to 1.43%, and rental vacancy rates fell from 4.91 % in 1990 to 1.53% (City.wide, 05% and 23'1r) Racial diversity increasing since 1990 · White population decreased from 91% to 84% 95% to 89%) · Asian population increased from 3% to 6% (City. wide 3% to 5%) · Black population grew slightly but stayed about 6% 2% to 3%) · Hispanic population increased from 2% to 3% J%to2%) · American Indian population fell from 1% to <1 % with <]%) · 2% of residents are multiracial 2%) Location Map Planning_DistricC 15 ~Demographic_Sumrnary _1990n 2000.doc Roseville Comprehensive Plan - 2002 Update Planning District 15 Demographics