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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, June 28, 2010 Page 7 Roe moved, Johnson seconded, adoption of Resolution No.10824 entitled, "A Resolution Approving the Installation of a Telecommunication Monopole Facility on the Commercial Property at 2489 - 2499 Rice Street as a Conditional use in Accordance with Roseville City Code, Section 1014.01 (PF10-010);" allowing for the construction of a 125-foot telecommunication tower. Roll Call Ayes: Johnson; Pust; Roe; and Klausing. Nays: Ihlan. Motion carried. 9. General Ordinances for adoption 10. Presentations b. 2010 Rental Registration Report Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon presented an update to the City Council on the status of its rental registration program for single-family homes, individual condos and townhomes, duplexes, triplexes, and quads and sought additional direction from the City Council related to any modifications of the program. • Mr. Trudgeon noted that this was the third year for the registration program; and reviewed some of the more unanticipated data collected, including more condo- minium rentals versus single-family homes in the community, with 2% of the to- tal single-family housing stock consisting of rentals, based on those rentals regis- tered to-date. Mr. Trudgeon advised that staff was continually updating the data, and providing ongoing outreach, as indicated by that data. Mr. Trudgeon re- viewed amap of rental properties and types city-wide, noting no substantive con- glomerations. Mr. Trudgeon noted that the typical single-family rental consisted of older, small- er, and lower value homes, with similar land allotments, but fewer improvements for buildings (i.e., lack of exterior maintenance observed) in those single-family homes as well as smaller multi-family units. Mr. Trudgeon advised that current data would indicate that 12% of the city's total condominium stock was rented out, with 15% of those (57) having code compliance issues compared to 7% of single-family, owner-occupied homes. Mr. Trudgeon advised that staff continued to make neighborhoods aware of the Neighborhood Enhancement Program (NEP) during their walk-by inspections in respective neighborhoods, which appeared to be providing positive results and awareness by the community of the program it- self and their interest in complying. Mr. Trudgeon suggested that the remaining 2/3 of registered rentals be incorporated into the NEP during the normal course of work without any additional staff hours, to ensure compliance of yard and exterior