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AppendixD City of Roseville Community Aspirations: 2015 Results & Accomplishments Each year, the Mayor of Roseville presents a State of the City Address to highlight various results and accomplishments over the past year. These achievements are summarized in the spirit of the City’s Mission Statement and in the context of the City’s Community Aspirations, both of which are identified in other sections of this document. The State of the City Address is typically given in February of each year. As of the date of this publication, the results and accomplishments for the most recent year have not yet been compiled. The results of the previous year grouped by community aspiration category are shown below. Welcoming, inclusive, and respectful Hosted a Naturalization Ceremony at the Roseville Skating Center. Sponsored a New American Forum in partnership with the Karen Organization, International Institute, and the Roseville Area School District. Held a Civility Training event in partnership with the Institute for Civility in Government. Safe and law-abiding Partnered with the University of Northwestern-St. Paul to survey interactions with policy to track performance and opportunities to improve. Continued transition to full-time firefighters to provide 24-hour staffing. Nearly 2,800 hours of volunteer work by police reserves, park patrols, andinterns. Economically prosperous, with a stable and broad tax base New permit value increased from $56.5 million to $70.2 million in 2015. Expansion at the Rosedale regional mall. New developments at the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area, Experienced an overall market value increase of 5.1%(15.4% over pastfouryears), coupled with generalmarket appreciation across allproperty types. Secure in our diverse and quality housing and neighborhoods Applewood Pointe senior co-op at the old Owasso School property. Cherrywood Pointe assisted living facility along Lexington Avenue. Initiated a new Multi-family rental licensing program to promote rental housing quality standards. Development of an 18-unit multi-family housing project at the Garden Station townhome project. 112