Hold public hearing on redrawing City Council district boundaries
In Plain English
The city must redraw voting district lines every 10 years after the census to ensure equal population in each district. Council members represent specific geographic areas rather than the whole city. Public input helps determine how to group neighborhoods into the 5 districts for fair representation.
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Votes
Schedule two community workshops before January 20, 2019, with assistance of monolingual translators, and use December 3, and 17, 2019 City Council meetings as community workshops
6 to 1
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