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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,January 29, 2018 <br /> Page 16 <br /> fined to rental units. The City is also looking at senior housing. There are seniors <br /> with disabilities who go into senior housing at age 62, and those units have a 15- <br /> year cap on it, so people are being "dumped on the street" at age 77. There <br /> should be varieties of programs that help some families who need other options to <br /> own property. The state legislature talks about affordable housing but have not <br /> been very creative. The solution is not to always put people in a square box that <br /> is 3- to 10-stories tall. <br /> Senator Marty concurred that the issue of affordable housing contracts is an im- <br /> portant issue. Federal government Section 8 housing used to have a time limit as <br /> well. He agreed there should be a diversity of people in communities. Rep. <br /> Hausman is chair of the bonding committee and would be the point person on <br /> that. The Governor's bonding bill put a lot of money into affordable housing. In <br /> the Metro area, this is a major issue. Some of the senior high-rises in core cities <br /> have huge backlogs of deferred maintenance. Funding needs to be put in it, in a <br /> good way. <br /> Councilmember Willmus commented on tobacco sales, and moving the legal age <br /> from 18 to 21. He noted he will be asking for this to be an agenda item for a fu- <br /> ture Council meeting. However, it might be more efficient if addressed on the <br /> State level so people aren't skipping from community to community to purchase <br /> tobacco and nicotine-based products. <br /> Senator Marty commented that tobacco legislation has been very slow recently so <br /> many communities have been doing it on their own. The State should be trying to <br /> address some of these things, but he would also encourage Roseville to address <br /> them. <br /> Senator Marty then asked how big the OVAL project is: <br /> Mayor Roe noted that there is currently a $2 million figure serving as a place- <br /> holder for OVAL. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon added that a study is underway and a final figure should be availa- <br /> ble by mid-February. <br /> Senator Marty summarized that the Governor's proposal has a lot of dollars ear- <br /> marked for higher education but does not have a lot of local projects. He reported <br /> that Rep. Hausman believes the final bill will add in some local projects. The last <br /> time the OVAL received revenue, it took a year or two, and it may be the same <br /> sort of thing here. <br /> Senator Marty noted the sprinkler requirement for multi-family may be controver- <br /> sial, as some people are concerned about requiring sprinklers in single-family in <br /> the future. <br />
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