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the demography as more middle-age, two-income families (with older <br />children) locate in the community. <br />2. Employment growth patterns: How and where are we growing? <br />Employment grew by approximately 6,000 jobs between 1990 and 2000 to a <br />total of 39,250 jobs. Job growth was greatest in the information, biotech, hi- <br />tech and service sectors. Roseville has a higher job to resident ratio than all <br />other first-ring suburbs except Edina. Of those Roseville employed residents, <br />16% actually work in Roseville. The I-35W Corridor includes the Cities of <br />Arden Hills, Blaine, Circle Pines, New Brighton, Mounds View, Roseville and <br />Shoreview. Growth in jobs along the Corridor has increase from 85,000 to <br />100,000 jobs, of which 9% work in Roseville, while 5.5% work in downtown <br />St. Paul and 7.0% work in downtown Minneapolis. <br />3. Job growth by locations: Where was and where will there be job <br />growth? <br />Job growth in Roseville was strongest in the Twin Lakes, Rosegate and Centre <br />Pointe Business Parks, where a total of 2,600 new jobs were created over the <br />past 5 years. The 35W Corridor will create another 20,000 jobs in the next 20 <br />years. Roseville will capture approximately 25% of those new jobs and will <br />depend on other Corridor cities to provide some of the housing for those <br />workers. These new housing areas are expected to be in the communities of <br />Blaine, Shoreview, and Arden Hills. <br />4. Housing growth patterns: How and where are we growing? <br />Roseville's housing supply grew by approximately 1,110 dwelling units since <br />1990, which slightly exceeded previous expectations. The majority of housing <br />locations left to be developed (approximately 55 acres or 0.5% of total land in <br />Roseville) or redeveloped are multi-family housing sites. The primary <br />demand for multi-family housing is seniors and young professionals. <br />5. Housing growth by locations: Where is the new housing growth? <br />Strong housing growth occurred in Planning District 5(refer to planning <br />district map for specific location) where the Owasso Hills development <br />created over 81 new single detached family homes and 98 townhomes were <br />constructed. Senior housing in multi-story sites accounted for 386 (35%) of the <br />new units. Townhomes accounted for 451 (41%) units. Another 193 (17%) <br />units were scattered throughout the community. <br />6. What types of housing units are being built? <br />Sixty-eight percent of the new housing units built since 1990 are owner <br />occupied units (detached and attached units). <br />Roseville Comprehensive Plan — 2001 Update Executive Summary -Page 3 of 15 <br />
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