MyDistricting | MIDPENINSULA
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A road-centric
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Ken Nitz
I like A and B, with a preference toward A since the lines are less jagged as they are based on roads. And Board members would have a better idea where their ward ends. But either is better than C. Nice website BTW.
Craig Gleason
My preference is for option A. As others have mentioned, both A and B address the strange "gerrymandered" look of the current wards (and option C). I prefer the cleaner separations in A, and in particular that it doesn't split preserves like Fremont Older across wards.
Steve Horeff
The regional map is best. I agree that the Mountain View and Sunnyvale regions should be combined into one.
Ken Turkowski
I like both A and B, with a slight preference for A, siding with Stephen, Lori and Matt. Are Mountain View and Sunnyvale wards really that high density that they are so small geographically?
Stephen Brodsky
Options A and B both appear to be very reasonable. Option C looks convoluted.
Lori Jain
I agree with Matt Brunnings. Also, I want to see more regionalism in Bay Area governance and less city based divisiveness.
Hilary Paulson
I would be interested to know if the review process included any maps that would give a larger voice to BIPOC communities. While that is not a requirement here it is of great concern when redistricting for the CVRA.
Matt Brunnings
This is my preferred option. I like how the wards are shaped regularly and the boundaries make sense.
Jamie Hawk
Thank you for your interest in Midpen's ward redistricting project. All comments are visible to the public and will appear in this list with your name. For questions or assistance, contact Jamie Hawk, GIS Program Administrator (jhawk@openspace.org).