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Lay‑pack reviews Rivieras survey: older, majority‑white respondents and interest in mixed‑use housing
Summary
Lake County staff and Rivieras lay‑pack members reviewed second‑round survey results showing a small, older respondent base and recurring interest in mixed‑use development as a tool to meet forthcoming state housing targets.
Lake County staff presented second‑round survey results for the Rivieras area, telling members that “we had about 39 total for Middletown” and that respondents skewed older and largely white. Members said the response pattern echoed other lay‑packs and underscored a need for targeted outreach to younger families and Spanish‑speaking residents to improve representativeness.
Staff framed mixed‑use development—“mixed use means that we would have residential uses kind of mixed in with the commercial uses”—as a strategy to increase local housing options and help the county meet state housing allocation (“arena”) numbers expected next year. Members agreed that mixed‑use opportunities should be discussed further in lay‑pack meetings and in upcoming in‑person mapping sessions.
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