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1. The address, number of units per parcel, acreage, and the density of units per parcel 2. The age of the structure 3. The Ramsey County Assessors 2003 value of the structure and/or units, the value per unit if available, and the taxes 2003 per structure and/or per unit 4. The average monthly rent per type of unit (Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, 3+ Bedroom) 5. The lot coverage (acreage and percent) with roofs, paving, and other impervious surfaces 6. The number of Section 8 units per structure 7. Current comprehensive plan designation and zoning of the site 8. Owner's name and address; manager's name and address if possible 9. Digital picture of the street face of the structure 10. Digital aerial of the parcel 11. Digital parcel map with structures, contours, and properties within 350 feet . By Census Block or Insight Block, we identified head of household age groups, number of residents per unit, age 5 to 18 children and age 0 to 4 children per unit. • By Census Block or Insight Block, we created a demographics template usable for each structure or project which illustrates: 1. median household income 2. working residents and occupation types 3. median educational attainment 4. children by age per household or per Block 5. data necessary and methods of marketing directly to segments of rental population 6. other pertinent and available information the data base This report provides a summary of the data in a narrative and graphic form and is a compilation of the key points generated from the data collected. In addition, conclusions based upon the current and future housing type, condition and population characteristics have been provided to help identify policies and action steps to improve the condition of the housing as well as assist the residents to shape and restore neighborhoods throughout the community. The data was first compiled by housing complex and then aligned within each of the city's 15 planning districts. This provides an easy comparison to the existing demographic and land use change data for each planning district. This report provides enough information to help the city policy leaders create immediate and longer term housing policies and possible action steps for housing program implementation over several years, but limited by budget resources. The policy statements and action steps were developed by the Roseville Housing & Redevelopment Authority and affirmed and modified by the City Council with the guidance of the Planning Commission. ROSEVILLE MULTIFAMILY HOUSING REPORT - DRAFT 10/19/04 Page 4