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<br />---DRAFT--- <br /> <br />Roseville RHRA Neighborhood Dialogues <br /> <br />Summary Report Draft - May 17, 2005 <br /> <br />Introduction <br /> <br />The Roseville Housing and Redevelopment Authority (RHRA) hosted a series of meetings to <br />better understand community issues and concerns about housing and their neighborhoods. <br />They contracted with the Center for Policy, Planning, and Performance, a nonprofit <br />organization with no ties to the City, to facilitate the meeting and summarize findings. During <br />the months of March, April, and May 2005, a total of five neighborhood meetings were held <br />along with one meeting each for multi-family housing owners or property managers and <br />realtors. A joint meeting of realtors, the Roseville and Mound View School Districts and the <br />RHRA was also held. <br /> <br />Who attended? <br />In total, 160 people participated. The majority of those participating were single-family house <br />owners, many of whom have lived in the city and their neighborhoods for more than 20 years. <br />There were almost an equal number of males and females, and there was good representation <br />from the age groups 36 to 50, 51 to 65, 66 to 75, and 76 and older. (See appendix for details.) <br /> <br />What was the format? <br />All meetings were facilitated by the Center for Policy, Planning, and Performance. Depending <br />upon the size of the group and group wishes, discussions were held in some combination of <br />small or large group format. After brief introductions and welcome from a representative of the <br />RHRA, the facilitator led the group through discussion. Although each meeting took on its own <br />flavor, the common format included identification and discussion of housing-related issues <br />from the community's point of view, City staff presentation of housing trends as seen in <br />demographic and other data, and discussion about ideas or solutions for City and citizen action <br />to address issues and trends. Community input was gathered through flipchart notes and <br />written feedback sheets. Ninety-two percent (92%) of those given feedback sheets completed <br />and returned them. The findings in this report use flipchart notes, feedback sheets, and <br />consultant observations as sources. (See appendix for details and summaries of individual <br />meetings.) The consultant prepared a public handout summarizing each of the neighborhood <br />meetings. This handout was posted on the RHRA web site, mailed out to participants, and <br />distributed at subsequent meetings. <br /> <br />This Report <br />The report has been structured to reflect the general flow of conversation over the course of the <br />dialogue. The first section captures the issues- both housing and non-housing-that <br />participants raised through the dialogue process. It is prefaced with a summary of what <br />participants value most about their neighborhood (a question on the feedback sheet). The <br />second section identifies promising actions that the City and citizens can take to address the <br />issues that were identified. The final section is the conclusion, which synthesizes input from all <br />meetings into a set of critical issues and options for action. <br /> <br />Roseville RHRA Corrununity Dialogue on Housing - ---DRAFT --- <br />Prepared by the Center for Policy, Planning, and Performance <br /> <br />1 <br />
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