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Single-Family Residential Lot Split Study home. The residents there have had 3large parties in thei� garage, complete with a Mariachi band. Cars are parked on all nearby streets, including down the block I live on. Attendees walk thru my yard and deposited beer cans/bottles in my yard. Parties have continued until wee hours of the next morning. I think building $500,000 to $600,000 houses in an area where most houses would sell for $250,000-$300,000 doesn't make any sense. Increase in property taYes while property value did not increase (increased on paper but could not sell for that big increase so in effect our property value did not increase.) 5. If you were in the market to buy a house today, would you buy one in your neighborhood? 76% Yes 17% No Whv? ■ I would want a big lot that goes along with the increase in housing costs. ■ Difficult to walk on Cty B, not good community connection to neighborhood, no sidewalk, too dangerous to access the other streets. ■ Location to downtown Minneapolis. Overall, we like Roseville and hope the school district will continue to improve and receive community support. ■ Everything considered, it is a great neighborhood, neighbors, shopping, convenient to the Twin Cities. ■ Great location to highway, stores, restaurants, etc. ■ Not sure. We like our home but the dangerous walking on County B and the subdivision of large lots make the area less attractive than we anticipated. See attached comments pertaining to 2161 County Road B. ■ It's nice quiet area. ■ Absolutely. Great location, great neighborhood. ■ It's a good neighborhood, good schools, close to markets and public transportation. Close to lakes and parks and walking and biking trails ■ Good neighbors, lots of room, good services and schools. We have been watching this moratorium very closely. Please keep individual rights foremost! ■ I love this house and property. I love living in Roseville. I already have a buyer if I do ever move. It is close to everything and seems a safe place to live. It is really a great neighborhood to live in. ■ Quiet except for 311 E. Burke Ave., every MINN sports evening is a party. Police know them well eh? ■ Same reasons we bought here in the fi�st place - love Roseville, wanted a quiet street with "no lines" (if there is paint on the street, it's too busy for kids to play), mature trees, good-sized yard. ■ Great place to live. ■ Roseville appears to not protect its property values, and not enforce zoning ordinances. Property taYes are outrageous. This hurt my property value. ■ It's a nice neighborhood. ■ This is a safe, friendly neighborhood. ■ I like the neighborhood. Nice and quiet. ■ Don't know. There is a lot we do like about this neighborhood. ■ Because the houses are older now and need work. We are an older couple and we are thinking of downsizing to a townhouse or moving to a warmer climate (wishful thinking!) ■ Nice area, but old homes. ■ Large lots, close to cities. ■ All the old smaller homes are being torn down and ugly big homes replacing them. I liked the small town older neighborhood feeling when I moved in. Now it's gone! ■ Damn right I would! Roseville, especially this little nook, is a great place. Even in a soft market, people snatch up homes here quickly. Please, if only we could get a sidewalk and traffic calming techniques on Northbound Lex, from Parker to B!! Please, please! ■ It's a great neighborhood - except we didn't appreciate the big houses (4) that were built on our dead end. ■ Nice neighborhood with great locations. However, I would not purchase a home within visual proximity of this subdivision ■ Roseville is convenient, established, good schools, good public services (fire, law, etc.), well thought out. ■ Convenient location, quiet. �lL�lLUU l 1)r� 4 of 5