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3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 a sense from staffs past experience responding to complaints. It is staff’s estimate that of the single family home s in Roseville, 25% of the complaints we get about grass not being cut relate to re ntal units, 20% of the complaints we get about building maintenance relate to rental units, 30% of the complaints we get about parking on the grass relate to rental units, 20% of the complaints we get about exterior trash relate to rental units, 75% of the complaints we get about parking in front of other houses relate to rental units, 100% of the complaints we get about overcrowdi ng relate to rental units. In the last five years, 33% of non-homesteaded properties reviewed in Roseville were found to have issues with no n-compliance in Land Use codes. A breakdown of code violations by percentage follows: 30% cars; unlicensed, parking, inoperable, etc. 25% unmowed grass 16% house maintenance 13% outside storage 12% junk and debris 2% trash cans visible from the street 2% illegal gravel driveways Non-compliant property violations Of the 127 non-compliant properties, many properties had multiple violations. These violations include; 62 % cars; unlicensed, parking, inoperable, etc. 50 % unmowed grass 34 % house maintenance 26 % outside storage 24 % junk and debris 4 % trash cans visible from the street 3 % illegal gravel driveways We estimate that 10% of rental homes are overcrowded. The high number of complaints about numerous vehicles adds credibility to the common complaint that rental homes often contain more than 4 renters. It is staff’s perception that single-family rental properties (absentee managed) are disproportionately draining staffs ti me, are requiring increasing amounts of