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scale of the buildings, which are not always compatible with the neighborhoods they are part of. P <br /> ^i^' di#Pir# Flexibility is needed so that affordable options for meeting the housing demand can happen <br /> within these existing neighborhoods. <br /> Land surrounding the downtown in the rural/urban transition zone is appropriate for expanding tewRheuses, <br /> ^a^ duplexes, Iti family apaFtnAepts, and ^t"^ high a^ S,t. he .^ the downtown development <br /> pattern.Such#eusipg-expansion should accommodate families as well as seniors__54ee-Providing for population <br /> growth within the urban areas of Pequot Lakes will benefit t#e commercial businesses located downtown, will <br /> make efficient use of existing infrastructure investments and will ^ '^' -be-Refit fr hayi^„ a Me-Fe a.,^.;^ <br /> ce-R-sume-F base elese by. FWFthermeFe, direeting gFewth tew@Fd dewntev.,R ;_;Rd the tra.R-sitieR ;_ewe �Alill help te <br /> ;P.Adate gFewt" and euFla sprawl provide viable alternatives to the suburban pattern migrating into rural, <br /> more natural areas. <br /> Provide a haiaRred mix of!if@ GVGI@ heusing ep%ieRs for the leral usearkferre A lark ef yeuRg families leads te <br /> diAqiRi5h;R0 labeF fgFee and _;;R iRr_-rP_a5P_ iR ;A,R_.rkP_.r_r ;A,he must travel 4APA ether area ef the Fe&R. .4. #21;54-14 <br /> fArrP <br /> s les5 stable, whieh puts Pequet Lakes at an Pre;;Amir disadvantage. Sur-h wprk fArr- Hmpr npt <br /> °•^•i0a^ de&k-e4agcLuwlre amenities with medium- and high-density housing units designed solely for future <br /> seniors.The rental housing stock in Pequot Lakes is geared toward today's seniors. Tomorrow's seniors will have <br /> �✓ higher demands and expectations. If Pequot Lakes is to remain competitive, housing stock in the city should be <br /> modernized to service the upcoming elderly demographic. <br /> Seek to eliminate substandard housing to ° ^•^' AV values and provide for safe living environments. <br /> Substandard housing poses a health and safety threat to those who occupy it,which are often poor families who <br /> are renting. Substandard housing also undermines overall property values throughout the city and can cause <br /> pockets of blight where the market will not reinvest. Through public and private reinvestment, the City should <br /> encourage new homes of quality construction and ensure that existing substandard homes are brought up to code <br /> or removed. <br /> ACTIONS <br /> SHORT-TERM ACTIONS WITHIN 1 YEAR): <br /> ❑ Re-institute building codes and develop a building inspection program to carry them to alleviate <br /> substandard housing and ensure new housing is built to last. <br /> MID-TERM ACTIONS (1- 5 YEARS: <br /> ❑ Direct the Pequot Lakes HRA to focus on those areas with high redevelopment potential. <br /> ❑ Work with the Pequot Lakes HRA to provide homeownership education to residents in order to encourage <br /> ownership for all income levels. <br />
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