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Roseville HRA's Recommendation regarding Rental Housing and Housing Change in <br />Roseville <br />Adopted by the H�,A�. Board on February 21,2006 <br />The HRA discussed several options associated with the rental licensing ordinance and is <br />recommending the delay in action on the establishment of a rental licensing program to more <br />fully evaluate the affects of the Council adopted Roseville Housing Maintenance Code. The <br />f] r��� is willing, with Council support to reallocate the I IRA budget for rental licensing to fund <br />necessary contracted inspection staff to successfully help address the increase in code <br />compliance generated by the Housing Maintenance Code. <br />In addition, the HRA is seeking City Council support in the establislunent of a Citizen <br />Advisaay Group to more fully review and study the issues associated with rental properties <br />including the review of Roseville's draft ordinance, evaluation of data and complaints, and <br />seek additional public comment from neighbors living ne� to rental housing, people living in <br />rental housing and landlords. The group could include key stakeholders such as residents <br />concerned about rental housing, rental owners, renters and a representative from Nort��western <br />College. This process, funded by the HRA, would help bring the coinn�unity and stakeholders <br />together to prepare options that work for all parties. <br />The HRA is also seeking Council's support to participate in the Council visioning process <br />regarding housing issues in Roseville. The housing component of the visioning process would <br />address affordability, neighborhood balance, life cycle housing, and diversity. Subjects to <br />study and address could include neighborhood changes, lot size standards, redevelopment <br />standards, infill development, design standards, open space, etc. <br />