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Farm Hill has not had a resident Representative on the City Council since Barbara Pierce retired in <br />2015. Our neighborhood has undergone a great deal of change since 2015. <br />We experience a variety of issues and challenges that significantly impact our daily routines and <br />overall quality of life. The Farm Hill Street Improvement Plan or "Road Diet' was one of those <br />changes. It increased cut through traffic throughout our neighborhoods. Particularly, streets that <br />immediately surround Farm Hill, Jefferson, the Alameda and McGarvey. While traffic moving <br />through Farm Hill is at an all time high, traffic enforcement along these routes, is at an all time <br />low. The growth & development in Downtown has impacted us too! The amount of time it takes <br />us to drive our children to school, get across town to Kaiser and/or to Highways 101 and 280 have <br />doubled, somedays they are even tripled. <br />Historically, Farm Hill has had the highest number of registered voters and the highest voter <br />turnout levels in all of Redwood City. If the election sequencing for District 7 is delayed until <br />2022, we will have to go 7 years with a resident Representative. The residents of Farm Hill <br />deserve to have equal representation and the opportunity to elect a District Representative in <br />2020. <br />Please vote to approve District Map 7-013f <br />Thanks for listening, <br />Johanna Rasmussen <br />