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Policy HS-l.5: The City should support community organizations and activities that encourage and provide housing rehabilitation and neighborhood improvements. Principle HS-2. The City should support housing development and redevelopment strategies that promote well-designed, compatible and high quality residential areas that have a mix of unit types and pricing to meet the changing economic, social and multi- generational needs of those who would like to reside in the community. Policy HS-2.1: The City should encourage residential development that supports the spectrum of housing needs in the community, including housing for seniors and empty- nesters, first time homebuyers and entry-level to mid-level homebuyers by ensuring that a variety of housing types, prices and styles are created and maintained in the community. Policy HS-2.3: The City should evaluate new and exiting residential uses to ensure that there is a mix of housing types and pricing within the Community that responds to the housing needs of residents and employees. Policy HS-2.5: the City should target future medium and high-density residential development to infill development locations that are accessible to and integrated with potential employment and transit centers. Policy HS-4.2: The City should provide for higher density residential housing along major public transit corridors and retail and commercial centers, with lower density residential development located further away from these centers. Policy HS-4.3: The City should ensure that medium- to high-density zones are established and that minimum densities are met in areas where public transit, including FasTracks and regional transit centers, are planned. G:\ COUNClL \ Agreements \ 2006 \Hwy 42 Urban Renewal Plan Final.doc 17