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~~~zriuT~s <br />City Coi,incil <br />`'~b. 25, 19H6 <br />Rutzick <br />~lder1y <br />lioi.isi ng <br />~genda <br />Iteiu Pdo. `; <br />The Planner submitted a report to tlie Counc~il on elderly housing. <br />The Planner pointed out that the study ctFtermined i;hat there is <br />onlp a 3I`!, occupancy rate in market-rate rental units. <br />Scalz~ questioned why therc are more senior ren'tal units beinn <br />bui1t if there is only a 32% occunancy ra4:e. <br />The Planner stated tha~t some of these units are going condo because <br />seniors st~ill prafer o~mership, if possib1e. <br />Scalze surnest:2cf that t;he Council ta!<e some time to study the renort. <br />Pah~y as!ted tf~ie occupancy rate in non-elderly rental units. ts'ally <br />Jahnson, one of the Rutzick develoqers, replied that the ocrunancy <br />ratF~ i s betY.er ti~an 95%. <br />Nlr. Collova also quest~oned the 3?°h occupancy rate anc( the ~ac~ that <br />more senior housing is being built, <br />?ir. Johnson pointed out that viith mari<et-rate rentals, no services <br />can be provided to the elderly. ilosvever, congr~gate services can <br />be prov~idec( in subsidized hous7ng. <br />h1rs. Sca1xe nointeci out: that Roseville has a broad. s~ectrum of <br />housinc for everyone, incliuling single family homes, mari<et-rate <br />senior housin!! ancl n~.~rsing homes. Li ttle Canatla does not have <br />mar!;^t-rat< housing for seniors. <br />Nardini point^<( oiat that Y.he C,ity has so mur,h m~iltiple housing, <br />that seniors have tPie oqportunity to net into somett~ing. <br />7he Planner stated that if the mar:et vias there, thr City ~{~ould <br />fiave mul tii~le housing that 4~~as designated for seniors. <br />Scal z~ auesti oned. ;rhy mar!<~t-rate seni or hoi.isi nq i s bei ng bui 1 t i n <br />Ros~vill~ if tYie market is not there. <br />tlr. Johnson stated that the,y have bcen ~;!aiting for ~he °lanner's <br />repart heFore cominn ~~p ~~rith a desi~n sct~eme for their develonment. <br />Johnson st~ted that he currently has an elderly buildinq in another <br />cit,y that is less than ~i0°5 occupied. It is a mar!<et-rat^ rental <br />facilit.y. Jonnson s~af.eQ thaf people are current7y builcl~ing a 1o~C <br />of e1der1~ V~ousing, ~nd Johnson pred~cted thai: ~~'t~ere ~.iill b~ some <br />c!isfiressed l~iiildinrs because of this. <br />Johnson pointed oui: ~ha~t tnere ~re stipulations in th~ bonc! issu~ <br />that preven~t 'nim from qoing for~;~ard until this issue is resolved. <br />Fahey suqgestec! that the Ci1:y ~stablish a neriod ~f time that a <br />bui 1 di ng must be hel cl open fi'or seni ors. ~loYinson r~pl i ed that he <br />~~oulci prefer a floor to be held open for seniors. <br />Pag;~ -s;_ <br />