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Appeal Letter to the City of Roseville September 15,2006 Page 8 1. Achieve a flexible balance of different types of housing alternatives (choice) that will meet the life cycle needs of residents. Tla�ough careful use of the little remaining land in Roseville ident� and maintain �lie existing balance (or at least the same percentages) of the residential land use acreage throughout the community. 2. Xdentifv stable sin�le familv ar'eas and protect them. Preserve the integrity of existing single family neighborhoods by prohibiting the intrusion of incompatible uses. 3. Preserve residential areas (as currently designated on the City land use plan) which have at least 4 of the 6 items listed: a) adequate lot sizes for current homes; b) an average building value for the area equal to or above the city average per unit value; c) meet or exceed thc structural requirements of the building and maintenance codes; d) required public infrastructure (utilities, roads and sidewallcs, and storm water drainage and poz�dizag systems in place and functioning; e) an identifiable residential neighborhood unit of 20 or more residences defined by physical boundaries (streets, railroad or utility right-of-ways, etc.) or landmarks (schools, libraries, churches, parlcs, open space, etc.); and �} a common architectural design or aesthetic treatment. 4. Promote neighborhood enhancement. Maintain and develop close lcnit neighborhoods for single and inulti unit dwellings. Create �ei�hbo��iood and caxnrnunitv aderztatv and scale; and improve co,�c�ntc�itv visualla�sth�tic effect. 5. Encou�age maintenance o f existin� housin� and prouertv. U�.�r�de current homes and n�one,�tv to meet "move rr� �� housin� needs. Consistentiv u�r�rad�e residential amenities. inf�astructure, and other necessities to maintain and improve ��o�e�tv values. 6. Park and open space are valuable assets to our residential areas. Guide residential development locating it adjacent to the City Park and Open System.