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City of Roseville Planning District 11 Evaluation Summary Of Issues -1994: Planning District 11 is primarily a residential district, located in the southwest corner of the City with the Midland Hills Golf Course as the primary use. The district is bounded on the west by Highway 280 and on the east by Cleveland A venue. It is bounded on the north by Highway 36 and to the south by Roselawn. The significant issue in the future of this planning district is the redesign of the Midland Hills Golf Course and the provision for additional housing surrounding the course. There are also a number of infill single family lots in this planning district which will eventually be filled by single family houses. The Planning Commission and City Council did not make any changes in land use designations in this district in 1994. In 1994, there was no Comprehensive Plan and Zoning inconsistency in this Planning District. There have been no changes to the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map for this Planning District since 1994. 2001 There was no Planning District 11-1999 Demographic Characteristics Planning District 11, with 799 residents and 316 households, has a relatively older population, with more than 19% over the age of 65. The percent of head of households under the age of 35 is 9% whereas 30% are age 65 or more. Households containing two parents with children represent approximately 22% of the total households in the district. The average persons per household is 2.53; over 60% of the households have 1 or 2 residents. Homeownership is 90%. More than 69% of the residents have lived in their current home 9 or more years. Over 79% of the homes were built at least 30 years ago. Over 94 % of the housing units are single family detached. Roseville Comprehensive Plan - 2001 Update Land Use -Page 28 of 38