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5. Among Metro cities with more than 10,000 population, Roseville has the 2nd highest percent of residents over the age of 65 (21 %) and ranks highest among the largest metro cities with over 3 % of its current population over age 85. This speaks well of the quality of life and health of our seniors. 6. From 2000 to 2020, the 55-64 year olds will remain stable at 14%;the 65-74 age group will increase from 14% to 16%; and, the 75+ age group will increase from 17% to 27% of the population. The majority (57%) of Roseville's head of households will be more than 55 years of age. 7. Currently, homes with a head of household over the age of 65 represent 14 % of the population. Currently, nearly one of every three Roseville households has an individual over 65 (31 % ) and it will increase to 43 % by the year 2020. 8. The current total housing units = 15,200 est. (2002) Two scenarios have been developed by Roseville Community Development Staff as follows: 9. Traditional Trend Growth - Traditional Trend Growth assumes complete build-out of all vacant developable land from 1999 to 2020, based on the City's Comprehensive Plan. The city will have 15,834 housing units and 35,600 residents. LR - Low density at 4 units or less per acre (increase by 322 units) MR - Medium density at 4 to 10 units per acre (increase by 108 units) HR - High ~~_nsity at 10 to 18 units per acre (increase by_262 units) to. Concentrated Growth Concentrated Growth assumes complete build-out of all vacant developable and redevelop able land from 1999 to 2020, based on the City's Comprehensive Plan. The city will have 16,956 housing units and 37,000+ residents. LR - Low density at 4 units or less per acre (increase by 16 units) MR - Medium density at 4 to 10 units per acre (increase by 400 units) HR - High density at 10 to 18 units per acre (increase by 1,482 units) 2