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REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION <br />DATE: 10/11/04 <br />ITEM NO: 7. <br />Staff Approval: <br />CB <br />Agenda Section: <br />Item Description: Presentation of Draft Multi-Family Study Report (HF 0004) <br />�� � Reauested Action: <br />�, } Discuss and provide comment and/or direction to the HRA regarding the Multi- <br />Family Study report findings and policy statements to incorporate into the fmal <br />report for approval by the HRA in October and final adoption by the City Council <br />in November. <br />��� Background <br />?. L The purpose of the studv was to: <br />• Understand the current quality and quantity of multi-family housing units <br />within the City of Roseville. <br />• Understand the current Roseville multi-family demographics and identify <br />target households for turnover and retention. <br />� Understand where Roseville's renter population comes from and where it <br />moves to. Understand the relations between household type, age, size, <br />income and the multi-family quality of life for the residents. <br />� Correlate the household needs (by household type) with those of the <br />adjoining neighborhoods. <br />• Develop a booklet or inventory of the multi-family demographics within <br />the City by Census Block or Insight Block that can used as an annual <br />benchmark to evaluate housing trends <br />?.�. The HRA entered into a contract with John Carpenter of Excensus to gather <br />demographic data relating to Roseville's Multi Family housing stock in 2003. <br />The following information was collected by Excensus and the Community <br />Development �'rT� staff over the course of 2003-04. <br />Using the City of Roseville building data base compatible with �I� <br />ARCVTEW map formats, and working with the City �I5 Coordinator, <br />developed a booklet inventory of the multi-family proj ects and units within <br />the City by Census Block or Insight Block that can used as a benchmark and <br />be updated annually. We provided the following statistics: <br />a. The address, number of units per parcel, acreage, and the density of units <br />per parcel <br />Multi-Family Study Report (10-11-04) - Page 1 of 3 <br />
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