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r d. Ensure that redeveloped neighborhoods have convenience services Oaundromat, grocery and drug store) available. e. Ensure that redeveloped neighborhoods encourage community building by offering neighborhood focal points such as common recreation areas, meeting places or other options. f. Ensure that s^tpropriate resources and services ait available to assist residents in buMng 'he new comrianity. a. TARGET REVITALIZATION STRATEGIES • Selective RehabUitation a. Inprove the overall level of enforcement of residential property standards. b. Establish multi-year strategies for neighborhood revitalization and funding commitments to carry out the plans. c. Solve land use conflicts and other problems to enhance the quality and distinctive character of areas with moderate improvement needs. d. Support adequate maintenance where quality is sm>'ig. e. Improve management and maintenance of smaller rental properties through landlord and tenant education and enforcement of standards. f. Ensure that appropriate resources and services arc available to assist residents, including services, outreach and referral and support for neighbortiood organizing to build the new community. g. Police, schools, civic groups, social agencies and families should work together to eliminate problems of illegal and disruptive behavior which are serious obstacles to neighborhood quality. h. Make chan^*-'. to the housing supply through renovation, redeveljipment or new consmicdLa which will contribute to a population balanced in terms of income, lifestyle and housing options. i. Identify areas of incompatible land uses that detract from resid^r.aal quality in neighborhoods a.';d seek opportunities to resolve conflicts through acquisition, redevelopment and private efforts to strengthen buffers between residential and less compatible land uses. a Urban Strategies Task Force Report