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20) who live here on a year around basis. However, by percentage, there are more middle age residents than in other parks. The majority of the units in Roseville ha�e "adult only" households (75%). The operators report the largest numbers of head-of-householders are single, divorced middle age men. Appro�mately 24% of the householders ha�e lived at the Roseville Mobile Home Park more than five years; 75% of the residents have moved into the park in the past five years. 2.2 By reviewing the past aerials from the City and the Park owners, the unit count can be seen for a period of 24 years (1954-1996). The number of homes varied from 83 to 105, and the number of RVs varied from 0 to 4. It appears that few City of Roseville permit records and/or approvals were maintained during this period. Roseville Mobile Home Park Units Over Past Years Year Units 1954 83 1958 8 S 1970 1996 Spring Aerial Probosed-200 1 �ong i erm •�� 5 Year Plan lOS 86 110 Approx. 100 to 104 � 0 1 � Q 0 Q 1 � There were a number of actions taken by the City during the past years: 1950 1972 1974 Dec.74 Dec.74 1975 Develo�began, City dates and records are unclear RVs have been on site since 1972 according to Park records. 104 units were found as per Planning Commission minutes) Planning Commission recommended denial of rezoning City Council denied rezoning from R-2 to B-3 and SUP Mobile Home Ordinance was re-written. Total 83 86 89 114 104 3.0 PROPOSALS - The owners of the Park propose the following improvements: At the public hearing on May 9, 200 l, Robert Larson and Gary Wrobel explained moving RVs and adding four new doublewides. A new playground, storage, and landscape plan will be completed. Waste enclosures will be improved to clean up the park Specific improvements include: 3.1 Screen the Park with privacy fence or plantings from Rose Place 3.2 Propose to create four new doublewide spaces along Lexington Avenue Propose to eliminate three R. V. s at front of site and create 4 RV s in southwest section of site. 3.3 Propose to create two more unit pads on west side of site for newly manufactured units. 3.4 Propose to improve/add new playground near the southwest comer. 3.5 Propose to add four RV's on southwest side, between storage area and playground. 3.6 Move storage to far southwest comer of site and screen it, but protect the Turtle Crossing. Roseville Mobile Home Park Plan (09240 1) Page 3