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Goals, Policies and Implementation <br />Low Density Residential <br />1. Protect remaining developable areas reserved for low‐density residential for single <br />family development. <br />2. Continue to seek additional housing in all ends of the affordability spectrum, including <br />middle and upper ranges. <br />3. Plan for re‐balancing the City’s housing stock by ensuring availability of high‐amenity <br />lands for higher‐end housing opportunities. <br />4. Preserve infill areas in neighborhoods currently dominated by low‐density residential for <br />continued compatible land use patterns, with a presumption for single family. <br />5. Consider regulatory or other options to encourage re‐investment in existing single family <br />neighborhoods by existing residents. <br />6. Continue to monitor housing condition and maintenance and consider options for <br />preservation and improvement of existing housing stock. <br />Medium to High‐Density Residential <br />7. Consider medium to higher density residential development for those areas where <br />higher traffic volumes and road capacities are already in place. <br />8. Carefully weigh the conversion of commercial or industrial land to residential only in <br />those areas where the non‐residential land uses are no longer economically viable due to <br />infrastructure or access. <br />9. Balance the City’s higher density housing stock with high‐value multi‐family where <br />appropriate. <br />10. Accommodate the location of new multi‐family projects where they are compatible with <br />the surrounding land uses based on traffic generation, building massing, and site usage <br />impacts on adjoining property. <br />11. Continue to seek opportunities to work with existing multi‐family building owners to <br />improve property condition, maintenance, and re‐investment to maintain value and <br />encourage long‐term residency. <br />12. Continue to monitor public safety issues throughout the City, and take aggressive, pro‐ <br />active steps to avoid conditions that may lead to deterioration and unsafe neighborhood <br />environments. <br />13. Continue the City’s rental housing monitoring, through licensing, inspection, and <br />cooperative programming, with the objective of improving residential living <br />environments. <br />City of Little Canada 2‐11 Housing Plan
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