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10/20/2009
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Attachment A <br />CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br />addition, the City shoulci offer developer incentives andfor housing banuses and should con- <br />sider donatin� Crty owned land to affordable housing developers. <br />Aging of Po�ulation. As iIlustrated in the Demographic Analysis section of the report, <br />Roseville is aging and will continue to age for the next few decades. The leading edge af the <br />baby boom generation will be entering their mid-60s after 2010 and the demand for senior <br />hausing is expected to be strong past 203d in the Metro Area. Many baby boamers will de- <br />sire to retire near their single-family residenc� and will seek a maintenance free housing type <br />initially, before desiring housing with services after 2020. <br />The development of age-specific housing to accommodate this demographic shift will free- <br />up tl�e existing housing stock tp allow new younger generations to purchase sin�le-iamily <br />housing in Roseville. <br />Land Banking. Land Banking is a program af acquiring land with the purpose of develop- <br />ing at a later date. After a holding period, the land can be sold to a developer {often at a price <br />lower than market) with the purpose of developing housing. T�e City should consider estab- <br />lishing a land bank to which private land may be donated and public property may be held <br />for futur� affordable housing development. <br />+ Twin Lakes Redevelopment, Over the pasC decade the City of Roseville has been planning <br />for the redeve�opment of 275-acres, of which about 170-acres remains availab]e for redeve- <br />lopment. The area is pIanned for a mix of real estate products, however residential uses <br />eould patentially absorb signifteant acreage. As a result, this area could create induced de- <br />rnand for additional hoUSing products in Rosevilfe. <br />Land Use Changes <br />As mentioned previously, new housing units in the City of Roseville will be the result inf Il de- <br />velopnn:ent, increased housing densities and redevelopment. A map on the %Ilawing page shows <br />future housing development areas available in the City of Roseville according to the 2030 Com- <br />prehensive Plan. <br />MAXFIEL,D RESEARCH INC. 95 <br />
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