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8.A. - Page 4 of 30 2. Allow the public to provide input regarding the content of the proposed maps and sequence of elections; 3. Identify the City Council's preferred map and election date sequencing; and 4. Have the City Council adopt an ordinance establishing seven districts for the election of City Councilmembers, establishing the district boundaries and the identification number of each district, establishing the election order of each district and adding Section 2.27.7 to Chapter 2, Article I of the Redwood City Municipal Code. All draft maps submitted during the consideration of district elections and the accompanying population and demographic data are available on the City's website at www.redwoodcity.org/districtelections. Highlights of City Council -chosen Focus Maps 7-013d and 7-021c Map 7-013d has two districts representing the City's downtown, has three districts east of Highway 101, has the Bair Island Neighborhood separate from Redwood Shores, has five districts touching Jefferson Avenue, has six districts touching Woodside Road, and has four districts touching EI Camino Real. Map 7- 013d's Proposed Election Sequencing is 2020 Election: Districts 1 (vacant), 2 (Aguirre & Masur), 3 (Borgens) and 7 (vacant); 2022 Election: Districts 4 (Hale), 5 (Howard) and 6 (Reddy) (Councilmember Bain is termed out.) It has a Latino CVAP of 52% in a single district (District 3). It has a total population deviation of 6.14%; by law the total population deviation must be under 10%. Map 7-021c has two districts representing the City's downtown, has three districts east of Highway 101, has the Bair Island Neighborhood in a separate district from Redwood Shores, has five districts touching Jefferson Avenue, has six districts touching Woodside Road, and has four districts touching EI Camino Real. Map 7-021c's Proposed Election Sequencing is 2020 Election: Districts 1 (vacant), 2 (Masur), 3 (Borgens) and 6 (Aguirre); 2022 Election: Districts 4 (Hale), 5 (Howard) and 7 (Reddy) (Councilmember Bain is termed out.) It has a Latino CVAP of 52% in a single district (District 3). It has a total population deviation of 5.58%; by law the total population deviation must be under 10%. Highlights of the three submitted Revised Maps 7-013e, 7-013f, and 7-021d Map 7-013e has two districts representing the City's downtown, has three districts east of Highway 101, has the Bair Island Neighborhood and Redwood Shores in the same district, has five districts touching Jefferson Avenue, has six districts touching Woodside Road, and has four districts touching EI Camino Real. Map 7-013e's Proposed Election Sequencing is 2020 Election: Districts 1 (Masur), 2 (Aguirre), 3 (Borgens) and 7 (vacant); 2022 Election: Districts 4 (Hale), 5 (Howard) and 6 (Reddy) (Councilmember Bain is termed out.) It has a Latino CVAP of 52% in a single district (District 3). It has a total population deviation of 9.91%; by law the total population deviation must be under 10%. Map 7-013f has two districts representing the City's downtown, has three districts east of Highway 101, has the Bair Island Neighborhood and Redwood Shores in the same district, has five districts touching Jefferson Avenue, has six districts touching Woodside Road, and has four districts touching EI Camino Real. Map 7-013f's Proposed Election Sequencing is 2020 Election: Districts 1 (Masur), 2 (Aguirre), 3 (Borgens) and 7 (vacant); 2022 Election: Districts 4 (Hale), 5 (Howard) and 6 (Reddy) (Councilmember Bain is termed City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org 199