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7.B. - Page 82 of 83 NDC Redwood City Plan Submitter Comments February 1, 2019 This plan would be best because of its continuity of neighborhood identity, exposure to geophysical and socioeconomic hazards and equality of populations. These districts also capture the urban landscapes present within the city low density residential midrises and dense or industrial urban centers. 7-017 Roderick Bovee Seven district map with all districts within 1 % of being evenly balanced. 7-018 Michael Malandrino The idea of this map was to give the best representation to ALL residents not just single-family homeowners. 7-019 Michael Josiah I care deeply about our city and think that this plan represents a fair an equal split of neighborhoods while respecting many of the key boundaries that already define the city and attempting to properly balance district size and demographics. 7-020 Cameron Matthews This plan focuses on the arterial roadway corridors. Major arterials like El Camino, Jefferson and Woodside are commonly used as boundaries in neighborhood maps but in this map I used the major thoroughfares as the focal points of each district. In the coming years, traffic flows and infrastructure will be major focal points for the city and constructing voting districts around these arterials could allow residents to be better represented by council than if those major roads formed district borders. I don t have strong opinions about every arterial or boundary on this map, but I do hope it sparks some discussion about the general concept of arterial -centric districts. Dist1 Redwood Shores. Dist2 Jefferson, Farm Hill and Roosevelt arterials. Dist3 Bay Rd Broadway 101 Woodside Rd interchange. Dist4 Whipple from Alameda to 101 Hopkins Brewster. Dist5 Woodside Rd Central Ave Dist6 Woodside Rd south and Redwood Ave Dist7 El Camino and Downtown. I live in Mt. Carmel Dist 2 on this map it's what I'm most familiar with. 7-021 NDC Map following communities, major roads, uniting the heavily Latino neighborhoods, and showing what is needed to all voters to decide which (non -term -limited) Councilmembers have earned re- election. Wherever possible, follows existing precinct and trustee area boundaries from Redwood City Schools and/or Sequoia Union High. 7-022 NDC Compact map following communities, major roads, uniting the heavily Latino neighborhoods, and pairing only Councilmembers who are up in the same year (so that both can run and the voters can 226