Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission Regular Meeting of the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission / Reunion Regular de la Comision Ciudadana Independiente de Redistritacion - Regular Meeting of the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission / Reunion Regular de la Comision Ciudadana Independiente de Redistritacion

Granado-ResponseToHesse-Letter_Redacted — original pdf

*** External Email - Exercise Caution *** Dear ICRI Committee members, We are also residents of Great Hills - and live on Rimner Cove - a cul-de-sac off of Rain Creek Parkway between Fire Oak and Lost Horizon. It has come to our attention that a small section of Great Hills (along the west side of Rain Creek Parkway and cul-de-sacs between Fire Oak and Lost Horizon) have been carved out from District 10 and moved to District 6. This includes our home. The great majority of Great Hills is and remains in District 10, while this small section of Great HIlls has been carved to now be a part of basically a Williamson county region. We do not agree with this proposed change. We also believe that the communication about these proposed changes was too limited. We believe that we should have received notification, through the mail, that our homes were in a "change" zone. We did not receive any such communication to our knowledge. We believe that this change does not make sense. While we realize that there are a lot of factors that go into redistricting - and a certain balance is wanted between the color of people's skin, their political leanings, etc - there is also the practical aspect about the neighborhood being represented as a whole, and interests of that geographic area, regardless of race or political leaning. We do not believe that our interests will be served by becoming a part of District 6 - by the mere fact that the great majority of our neighborhood (Great Hills) is being represented in another district, of which we will have no say. Please consider moving this group of homes back to District 10 - we ask you to prioritize what is best for the homeowners that have to live with these decisions. We left voice messages for Matt Dugan and Lisa Rodriguez - and received a call back from Lisa Rodriguez. We would like more information about further action we can take to make our opinions heard. It looks like there is a meeting scheduled for December 15. Hopefully our letter above can be read and shared with the council, as we are unable to attend this meeting. Please let us know what else we can do. We look forward to hearing from someone to understand the rationale for the change as well. Thank you …

Agenda — original pdf

Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) January 19, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. Permitting and Development Center (PDC); Room 1401 & 1402 6310 Wilhelmina Delco Dr. Austin, TX 78752 CURRENT COMMISSION MEMBERS: Prabhu Kannan Brigham Morris Errol Hardin Eugene Schneider Erin Dempsey Luis Gonzalez, Vice-Chair Dr. Sterling Lands Hoang Le Shaina Kambo Sara Inés Calderón Selina Yee Christina Puentes, Chair Joshua Blank Camellia Falcon AGENDA Meeting Goals: Update on Travis County Redistricting; Discussion of Retention of Records and Documents; Approval of Final Report; Approval of New Staff Contracts; Discussion of Creating Criteria for Staff to Act Upon Future Annexations; Updates on Roadmap/Timeline; and Updates from Working Groups and Subcommittees CALL TO ORDER CITIZEN COMMUNICATION: GENERAL Public comment will be allowed in-person. All speakers must register in advance and identify the subject matter to be discussed up to 20 minutes after the start of the meeting. All public comment will occur at the beginning of the meeting or throughout the meeting where appropriate. 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Discussion and possible action on the Dec. 15, 2021, ICRC meeting minutes. 2. NEW BUSINESS The ICRC may discuss and take action on the following agenda items A. Update on county redistricting: Gretchen Nagy, Travis County Voter Registration Director B. Discussion of Retention of ICRC Records and Documents: City Clerk Eric Stene, Records and Information Management Officer (CRM) C. Update on Roadmap/Timeline D. Discussion on creating criteria for staff to act upon future annexations E. Updates from Working Groups/Subcommittees 1. Social Media/Press Release Working Group 2. Advertising/Website Working Group 3. Finance Subcommittee 4. Final Report Subcommittee F. Housekeeping 2. UNFINISHED BUSINESS The ICRC may discuss and take action on the following agenda items: A. Approve and sign final report B. Approve new contract for administrative manager FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS • Annexations and Dis Annexations • Website ADJOURNMENT The City of Austin is committed to compliance with the American with Disabilities Act. Reasonable modifications and equal access to communications will be provided upon request. Meeting locations are planned with wheelchair access. If requiring Sign Language Interpreters or alternative formats, please give notice at least 2 days (48 hours) before the meeting date. Please call Matt Dugan at the Housing and Planning Department, at 512-974-7665 and matthew.dugan@austintexas.gov, for additional information; TTY users route through Relay Texas at 711. For more information on the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission, please contact Matt Dugan at 512-974-7665 and matthew.dugan@austintexas.gov or Lisa Rodriguez …

Item1_ICRC_DRAFT_Minutes_20211215 — original pdf

Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) December 15, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. Permitting and Development Center (PDC); Event Center 6310 Wilhelmina Delco Dr. Austin, TX 78752 CURRENT COMMISSION MEMBERS: Prabhu Kannan Brigham Morris Errol Hardin Eugene Schneider Erin Dempsey Luis Gonzalez, Vice-Chair Dr. Sterling Lands Hoang Le Shaina Kambo Sara Inés Calderón Selina Yee Christina Puentes, Chair Joshua Blank Camellia Falcon Members in Attendance Christina Puentes, Chair Luis Gonzalez, Vice Chair Joshua Blank Sara Inés Calderón Errol Hardin Shaina Kambo Prabhu Kannan Sterling Lands Eugene Schneider Selina Yee Camellia Falcon Staff In Attendance Matthew Dugan, City's Planning Manager Caroline Webster, City's Assistant Attorney Andrei Lubomudrov, City's Senior Planner George Korbel, Mapping Specialist Christine Granados, ICRC Administrative DRAFT MINUTES Meeting Goals: Adopt Annexations, Adopt a Final Report, Approve New ICRC Website, Discuss Retention of Records and Documents, Report from Travis County Election Officials CALL TO ORDER Chair Puentes called the meeting to order at 6:01 p.m. with 9 members present. Commissioner Kambo joined at 6:02 p.m. and Commissioner Lands joined at 7:05 p.m. CITIZEN COMMUNICATION: GENERAL There was no citizens communication. 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Oct. 27, 2021, ICRC meeting minutes were approved without objection. 2. NEW BUSINESS The ICRC may discuss and take action on the following agenda items A. Adopt annexations Andrei Lubomudrov, Austin City Senior Planner, explained annexations and dis annexations On Commissioner Blank's motion and Commissioner Gonzalez's second, the ICRC unanimously approved and adopted moving Ordinance No. 20190131-013 and incorporating it into City Council District 2; moving Ordinance No. 20191003-068 and incorporating it into City Council District 1; moving Ordinance No. 20200730-006 and incorporating it into City Council District 2; moving Ordinance No. 20210325-073 and incorporating it into City Council District 2; moving Ordinance No. 20210603-083 and incorporating it into City Council District 2; moving Ordinance No. 20210902-055 and incorporating it into City Council District 1; moving Ordinance No. 20210930-118 and incorporating it into City Council District 6 and moving Ordinance No. 20211209-044 and incorporating it into City Council District 2. On Commissioner Blank's motion and Commissioner Schneider's second, the ICRC moved that ICRC remove Ordinance No. 890629-0 out of District 6." The motion was unanimously adopted after debate and amendment. Commissioner Hardin moved adoption of a substitution which, after debate and amendment, was adopted as follows: "Resolved: That the ICRC removed the Yaupon Terrace Subdivision from District 6 with Ordinance No. 890629-0." B. Discussion of Final …

Item2A_Redistricting Agenda Backup December 2021 — original pdf

P a g e | 1 TRAVIS COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR AND VOTER REGISTRAR Voter Registration Division 5501 Airport Blvd., Austin 78751 512.854.9473 traviscountytax.org Date: December 7, 2021 From: Travis County Tax Office Voter Registration Division and the Travis County Clerk Elections Division Regarding: Election Precinct Boundaries Proposed Plan for 2022 Following redistricting at both the State and County level, Travis County Voter Registration undertook the task of realigning precinct boundaries. During this process, staff reviewed precinct sizes and dramatically reduced precincts that were near or exceeded the maximum size of 5,000 voters. During the process of realigning precincts, staff looked at the following as the boundary dividers: 1. Highways and Toll Roads 2. Expressways, Arterials, FM Roads 3. Neighborhood Collectors 4. Waterways—river, lake, creeks, watersheds 5. Railroads 6. Parcels—property lines 7. Parks, green belts Our goal was to bring neighborhoods back together when possible. Legislative boundaries didn’t allow us to be 100% successful, however, we were able to make modifications to legacy precinct boundaries that had split neighborhoods. We were able to reunite neighborhoods or communities of interest in many cases. A notice was mailed to both County Chairs, all election judges, and precinct chairs for both parties. In the case of the political party County Chairs, we hand delivered the notice and a copy of the backup. Additionally, the week prior to Thanksgiving, both County Chairs and key staff received email correspondence with our map link for them to share with precinct chairs for input. We consequently did receive communication back and were able in most cases to accommodate requests and/or suggestions. In some cases, we were unable to make the modifications due to legislative boundaries that do not allow us to cross over precinct lines. P a g e | 2 With new precincts created, the Division also looked at the precinct numbering system or the lack of one. With this opportunity, a system was developed in precinct numbering. This system creates communities of interest within the system. Stakeholders who will benefit with this new system are: 1. Elections Division—in planning and directing resources regionally 2. Precinct Chairs—organizing in their region 3. General Public—organized manner in which to identify where their precinct is located 4. Elected Officials and candidates—better planning in identifying precincts as they maneuver meetings in the county. The numbering system follows this rule—the County Courthouse is ground zero. From that point the first precinct in …

ICRC Final Report — original pdf

Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission of Austin, Texas January 2022 Final Report District Map adopted October 6, 2021 Certified October 27, 2021 Presented to the City October 29, 2021 page 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................ 2 Acknowledgments ....................................................................................... 4 Executive Summary .................................................................................... 5 Why ICRC: The origin story .......................................................................... 6 Commission Members .................................................................................. 8 Commissioner Errol L. Hardin (District 1) ........................................................ 9 Commissioner Selina Yee (District 1) .............................................................10 Commissioner Sara Inés Calderón (District 2) .................................................11 Commissioner Hoang Le (District 3) ..............................................................12 Commissioner Brigham Morris (District 3) ......................................................13 Commissioner Sterling Lands II (District 4) ....................................................14 Commissioner Prabhu Kannan (District 5) ......................................................15 Commissioner Eugene Schneider (District 6) ..................................................16 Commissioner Camellia Falcon (District 7) .....................................................17 Chair Christina Liu Puentes (District 7) ..........................................................18 Commissioner Joshua Blank (District 8) .........................................................19 Commissioner Shaina Kambo (District 9) .......................................................20 Commissioner Erin Dempsey (District 10) ......................................................21 Vice-Chair Luis Gonzalez (District 10) ...........................................................22 Challenges and Constraints .........................................................................23 Methodology: Public Input ...........................................................................24 Methodology: Mapping ................................................................................26 District Overviews ......................................................................................28 Final 10 District Map...................................................................................29 2021 ICRC FINAL REPORT page 3 Table of Contents District 1 Details ........................................................................................30 District 2 Details ........................................................................................32 District 3 Details ........................................................................................34 District 4 Details ........................................................................................36 District 5 Details ........................................................................................38 District 6 Details ........................................................................................40 District 7 Details ........................................................................................42 District 8 Details ........................................................................................44 District 9 Details ........................................................................................46 District 10 Detail ........................................................................................48 Closing remarks .........................................................................................50 Appendix A: 2021 ICRC Values and Norms .....................................................51 Appendix B: 2021 ICRC Timeline ..................................................................52 Appendix C: 2021 ICRC Public Feedback ........................................................55 page 4 Acknowledgments The Commission extends its deepest gratitude to the people who helped produce Austin’s city council maps for this decade. Thank you to City of Austin staff Matt Dugan, Patricia Fraga, and Lisa Rodriguez for helping the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (ICRC) navigate city systems at lightning speed. Thank you to City Demographer Lila Valencia, Caroline Webster with the City Attorney’s Office, and City Auditor Corrie Stokes for their support of the ICRC and its work. Thank you to the ICRC staff for your relentless energy and optimism, including administrative manager Christine Granados, legal counsel David Richards, and mapping specialist George Korbel. Special thanks to Peck Young for both his advocacy and everpresent support. We would like to thank the Community Impact Newspaper, Telemundo, Fox 7, the Austin Monitor, The Austin American Statesman, KUT, and The Austin Chronicle for their coverage of the redistricting process. We also appreciate the many venues across Austin that opened their doors to the ICRC, least of …

Dugan-ResponseToMiller_Redacted — original pdf

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Miller-Letter_Redacted — original pdf

From: Sent: To: Subject: HPD ICRC Commissioners Thursday, January 20, 2022 12:37 PM HPD ICRC Commissionsers DL FW: Final Redistricting Shapefiles From: Thomas Miller Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2022 6:37:16 PM (UTC+00:00) To: HPD ICRC Commissioners <ICRC.Commissioners@austintexas.gov> Subject: Final Redistricting Shapefiles *** External Email - Exercise Caution *** Hello, I’m trying to get the final CoA redistricting shapefiles. Can you supply these to me? Thanks, Thomas Miller, CERA, REO | GIS Manager This electronic mail message, including any attachments, may be confidential or privileged under applicable law. This email is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient of this email, you are notified that any use, dissemination, distribution, copying, disclosure or any other action taken in relation to the content of this email including any attachments is strictly prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender immediately and permanently delete the original and any copy of this email, including secure destruction of any printouts. CAUTION: This email was received at the City of Austin, from an EXTERNAL source. Please use caution when clicking links or opening attachments. If you believe this to be a malicious and/or phishing email, please forward this email to cybersecurity@austintexas.gov. 1

Zerna-Letter_Redacted — original pdf

HPD ICRC Commissioners Friday, January 21, 2022 12:57 PM HPD ICRC Commissionsers DL FW: Clarifying Question - Redistricting Timeline From: Sent: To: Subject: From: Ryan Zerna Sent: Friday, January 21, 2022 6:57:13 PM (UTC+00:00) Monrovia, Reykjavik To: HPD ICRC Commissioners <ICRC.Commissioners@austintexas.gov> Subject: Clarifying Question - Redistricting Timeline *** External Email - Exercise Caution *** Hello, My name is Ryan Zerna, and I work for BallotReady, a non‐partisan voter guide that compiles information about candidates and elections for all 50 states. I am writing to ask for some clarification. On the "Timeline" page of your website, it says November 2022 is when the new districts will go into effect. Will there be an earlier date in which the new districts will be made official? Let me know when you can! Thank you, Ryan Elections Researcher CAUTION: This email was received at the City of Austin, from an EXTERNAL source. Please use caution when clicking links or opening attachments. If you believe this to be a malicious and/or phishing email, please forward this email to cybersecurity@austintexas.gov. 1

ICRC Final Report Chinese — original pdf

独立 公民 选区重划 委员会 Texas州Austin 2022年1月 最终报告 选区地图于2021年10月6日获采纳 于2021年10月27日获认证 于2021年10月29日呈交市议会 第2页 目录 目录 .................................................................................................................................................................... 2 致谢 .................................................................................................................................................................... 4 执行摘要 ........................................................................................................................................................... 5 为何会有ICRC：起源故事 ............................................................................................................................ 6 委员会成员 ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 委员Errol L. Hardin（第1区） ................................................................................................................... 9 委员Selina Yee（第1区） ......................................................................................................................... 10 委员Sara Inés Calderón（第2区） ....................................................................................................... 11 委员Hoang Le（第3区）.......................................................................................................................... 12 委员Brigham Morris（第3区） ............................................................................................................. 13 委员Sterling Lands II（第4区） ............................................................................................................. 14 委员Prabhu Kannan（第5区） .............................................................................................................. 15 委员Eugene Schneider（第6区） ........................................................................................................ 16 委员Camellia Falcon（第7区） ............................................................................................................. 17 主席Christina Liu Puentes（第7区） ................................................................................................... 18 委员Joshua Blank（第8区） ................................................................................................................... 19 委员Shaina Kambo（第9区） ................................................................................................................ 20 委员Erin Dempsey（第10区） .............................................................................................................. 21 副主席Luis Gonzalez（第10区） .......................................................................................................... 22 挑战和制约因素 ........................................................................................................................................... 23 方法：公众意见 ........................................................................................................................................... 24 方法：绘制地图 ........................................................................................................................................... 26 选区概览 ........................................................................................................................................................ 28 最终10区地图 ............................................................................................................................................... 29 第1区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 30 第2区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 32 第3区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 34 第4区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 36 第5区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 第6区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 40 第7区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 42 2021 ICRC最终报告 第3页 目录 第8区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 44 第9区详情 ...................................................................................................................................................... 46 第10区详情 ................................................................................................................................................... 48 结束语............................................................................................................................................................. 50 附录A：2021 ICRC价值观和规范 ........................................................................................................... 51 附录B：2021 ICRC时间表 ........................................................................................................................ 52 附录C：2021 ICRC公众反馈 ................................................................................................................... 55 第4页 致谢 委员会向十年来帮助制作Austin市议会地图的人员致以最深切的感谢。感谢Austin市工作人员 极快的速度浏览城市系统。感谢市人口统计学家Lila Valencia、市检察官办公室的Caroline Matt Dugan、Patricia Fraga和Lisa Rodriguez帮助独立公民选区重划委员会（ICRC）以 Webster和市审计师Corrie Stokes对ICRC及其工作的支持。感谢ICRC工作人员，包括行政主管Chris- tine Granados、法律顾问David Richards和地图绘制专家George Korbel的不懈努力和乐观精神。特 别感谢Peck Young的倡导和一直以来的支持。 感谢《Community Impact Newspaper》、《Telemundo》、《Fox 7》、《The Austin Mon- itor》、《The Austin American Statesman》、《KUT》和《The Austin Chronicle》对选区重划进 程的报道。我们还衷心感谢Austin各地的许多场所向ICRC敞开大门，尤其是在新冠肺炎疫情期间， 让我们能够征求公众意见。感谢Dell Jewish社区中心、Gus Garcia娱乐中心、Dove Springs娱乐中 心、Northwest娱乐中心、Mayfield Cottage、South Austin娱乐中心、位于Oak Hill的Travis县社区 中心、LBJ野花中心、George Washington Carver和Austin独立学区。 最重要的是，我们要感谢Austin市民同胞的公民参与，没有他们的参与，整个过程就不可能实现。 我们希望，Austin的公民能为拥有一个独立的民有、民治、民享的公民选区重划委员会而骄傲。 执行摘要 “地图要由人民来画。” 2021 ICRC最终报告 第5页 – Austin市民地域代表性组织，2012年 根据Austin城市法典第II条第3节的规定，独立公民选区重划委员会（ICRC）具有为Austin 市的市议会区建立并采纳地图的唯一法律地位，同时保持严格的独立性，不受市议会的影 2021年10月6日，经过数周的审议和若干草案，ICRC一致表决通过了Austin市议会区的新地图， 响。 该地图将在未来十年内实施。面对2020年人口普查数据延迟和新冠肺炎疫情的限制，2021 ICRC举行 了40多次公开会议，包括全市范围内的20场公共论坛，并在市宪章规定的11月1日截止日期前对最终 地图进行了认证。 ICRC严格遵守宪章规定的七项选区重划标准，方法一节对此作了进一步详细说明。此外，委员会 还合作制定了指导工作的一套共同价值观和规范（见附录A）。在制作地图的整个过程中，下文列出的 原则为选区重划的成果奠定了基础。 平等代表权：选区重划的核心问题是平等和公平的代表权，包括历史上代表权不足的社区在市议会 中的代表权（这些社区由联邦法律予以定义和保护）。每个选区的城市居民人数应尽可能接近，根 据2020年美国人口普查，这个数字大约为96,185人。 独立意见：独立的选区重划程序使居民能够在不受政治影响的情况下，对社区的发展具有发言权。 选区重划程序的完整性取决于委员会能否纳入Austin人的声音。 快速成长和变化：独立的选区重划程序使ICRC能够专注于根据人口增长和流动情况来重划区界， 而不是关注或考虑选举结果。 第6页 为何会有ICRC：起源故事 Commissioner Application Process 319 applicants Over 300 Austin residents applied for a seat on the ICRC in 2020. 60 applicants 3 independent auditors from a pool of 44 CPAs formed an applicant review panel (ARP) and whittled the list of 270 down to 267 and finally to 60. . 8 commissioners City Auditor randomly selected the first 8 commissioners from the 60 applicants. Presented Jan. 22, 2021 6 commissioners The ICRC selected the final 6 commissioners to serve on the board. Entire ICRC in place by its meeting on June 20, 2021 2012年，Austin通过投票为公开和透明的绘制地图程序制定了标准，即联合实施10-1的市议会 结构，同时成立独立公民选区重划委员会（ICRC），为这10个单一成员议会区划定边界。2013 年，Austin成为美国第一个通过志愿服务来绘制市议会区地区的城市，该志愿服务是由一个完全 独立的Austin人团体提供的。这些历史性的里程碑不仅改变了城市的选举制度，也改变了其代表权比 例，为全国的城市提供了示范。在接下来的选举年，Austin市议会的组成经过转变，更紧密地代表该市 的不同社区。 在委员会成立的前一年，有三百一十九（319）名Austin居民申请加入委员会。市审计师办公室从 44名注册会计师（CPA）中随机挑选了三名独立审计师，组成申请人审查小组（ARP），该小组根据申 请人的选民登记历史记录、在最近的市议会选举中的参与情况、分析能力指标、公正性以及对Austin 的地理和多样性的认可程度，挑选了60名合格的申请人。申请人必须在Austin居住和行使投票权满五 年，有任何政治利益冲突的候选人将被取消资格。 2021年1月，ARP随机抽取了8人担任委员会成员。首批八名委员是： e 为何会有ICRC：起源故事 2021 ICRC最终报告 第7页 Erin Dempsey Luis Gonzalez Errol Hardin Prabhu Kannan Sterling Lands博士 Hoang Le BJ Morris Eugene Schneider Joshua Blank Sara Inés Calderón Camellia Falcon Shaina Kambo（学生代表） Christina Puentes Selina Yee 这些委员的任务是选择另外六名成员，以使ICRC的委员总数达到14人，其中包括一名学生代表。 这些初始成员花了三个月时间审议第二批六名成员，他们优先考虑地理多样性（涵盖十个选区）、性 别、种族/民族、年龄和专业经验。由此产生的2021 ICRC由居住在全部十个市议会区的成员组成，反 映了Austin的种族/民族多样性，委员年龄从24岁到80岁不等。 第二批六名委员是： 2021年6月2日，委员会全票通过推选Christina Puentes任主席，Luis Gonzalez任副主席。 第8页 委员会成员 2021年10月27日，独立公民选区重划委员会在Austin的许可和发展中心（PDC，地址：6310 Wilhelmina Delco Dr.）举行 会议，在认证Austin市议会区地图后，大家合影留念。委员从左到右是：第一排 – 副主席Luis Gonzalez (D7)、主席Chris- tina Puentes (D7)、Hoang Le (D3)、Selina Yee (D1)和Sara Inés Calderón (D2)。第二排 – Joshua Blank (D8)、Sterling Lands (D4)、Shaina Kambo (D9)、Errol Hardin (D1)、Eugene Schneider (D6) 和Erin …

ICRC Final Report Spanish — original pdf

Comisión Ciudadana Independiente de Redistribución de Distritos de Austin, Texas Enero de 2022 Informe final Mapa de Distritos adoptados el 6 de octubre de 2021 Certificado el 27 de octubre de 2021 Presentado a la Ciudad el 29 de octubre de 2021 página 2 Índice Índice ..............................................................................................................2 Agradecimientos ................................................................................................4 Resumen ejecutivo ............................................................................................5 Por qué una ICRC: La historia del origen ...............................................................6 Miembros de la Comisión ....................................................................................8 Comisionado Errol L. Hardin (Distrito 1) ................................................................9 Comisionado Selina Yee (Distrito 1) ...................................................................10 Comisionado Sara Inés Calderón (Distrito 2) .......................................................11 Comisionado Hoang Le (Distrito 3) .....................................................................12 Comisionado Brigham Morris (Distrito 3) .............................................................13 Comisionado Sterling Lands II (Distrito 4) ...........................................................14 Comisionado Prabhu Kannan (Distrito 5) .............................................................15 Comisionado Eugene Schneider (Distrito 6) .........................................................16 Comisionado Camellia Falcon (Distrito 7) ............................................................17 Presidente Christina Liu Puentes (Distrito 7) ........................................................18 Comisionado Joshua Blank (Distrito 8) ................................................................19 Comisionado Shaina Kambo (Distrito 9) ..............................................................20 Comisionado Erin Dempsey (Distrito 10) .............................................................21 Vicepresidente Luis Gonzalez (Distrito 10) ..........................................................22 Retos y limitaciones .........................................................................................23 Metodología: Aporte público ..............................................................................24 Metodología: Mapeo .........................................................................................26 Panoramas de los distritos ................................................................................28 Mapa final del Distrito 10 ..................................................................................29 INFORME FINAL DE LA ICRC 2021 página 3 Índice Detalles del Distrito 1 .......................................................................................30 Detalles del Distrito 2 .......................................................................................32 Detalles del Distrito 3 .......................................................................................34 Detalles del Distrito 4 .......................................................................................36 Detalles del Distrito 5 .......................................................................................38 Detalles del Distrito 6 .......................................................................................40 Detalles del Distrito 7 .......................................................................................42 Detalles del Distrito 8 .......................................................................................44 Detalles del Distrito 9 .......................................................................................46 Detalle del Distrito 10 ......................................................................................48 Comentarios de cierre ......................................................................................50 Anexo A: Normas y valores de la ICRC 2021 .......................................................51 Anexo B: Cronograma de la ICRC 2021 ..............................................................52 Anexo C: Comentarios públicos a la ICRC 2021....................................................55 página 4 Agradecimientos La Comisión expresa su más profundo agradecimiento a las personas que ayudaron a producir los mapas del consejo municipal de Austin para esta década. Gracias al personal de la Ciudad de Austin Matt Dugan, Patricia Fraga y Lisa Rodriguez por ayudar a la Comisión Ciudadana Independiente de Redistribución de Distritos (ICRC, por sus siglas en inglés) a navegar los sistemas de la ciudad con la velocidad de un rayo. Gracias a la Demógrafa de la Ciudad Lila Valencia, a Caroline Webster de la Oficina del Abogado de la Ciudad y a la Auditora de la Ciudad Corrie Stokes por su apoyo a la ICRC y su trabajo. Gracias al personal de la ICRC por su incansable energía y optimismo, incluidos la gerente administrativa Christine Granados, el asesor legal David Richards y el …

ICRC Final Report Vietnamese — original pdf

Ủy Ban Cư Dân Độc Lập về ‎Tái Phân Vùng của Austin, Texas Tháng Một, 2022 Báo Cáo Chính Thức Cuối Cùng Bản Đồ Cơ Quan được phê chuẩn ngày 6 tháng Mười, 2021 Được chứng nhận ngày 27 tháng Mười, 2021 Được đệ trình cho Thành Phố ngày 29 tháng Mười, 2021 trang 2 Mục Lục Mục lục ............................................................................................................2 Lời cám ơn .......................................................................................................4 Bản Tóm Tắt Chi Tiết .........................................................................................5 Vì sao cần ICRC: Câu chuyện xuất xứ...................................................................6 Các Thành Viên Ủy Ban ......................................................................................8 Ủy Viên Errol L. Hardin (Địa Hạt 1) ......................................................................9 Ủy Viên Selina Yee (Địa Hạt 1) ..........................................................................10 Ủy Viên Sara Inés Calderón (Địa Hạt 2) ..............................................................11 Ủy Viên Hoang Le (Địa Hạt 3) ...........................................................................12 Ủy Ban Brigham Morris (Địa Hạt 3) ....................................................................13 Ủy Viên Sterling Lands II (Địa Hạt 4)..................................................................14 Ủy Viên Prabhu Kannan (Địa Hạt 5)....................................................................15 Ủy Viên Eugene Schneider (Địa Hạt 6) ................................................................16 Ủy Viên Camellia Falcon (Địa Hạt 7) ...................................................................17 Chủ Tịch Christina Liu Puentes (Địa Hạt 7) ..........................................................18 Ủy Viên Joshua Blank (Địa Hạt 8) ......................................................................19 Ủy Viên Shaina Kambo (Địa Hạt 9) .....................................................................20 Ủy Viên Erin Dempsey (Địa Hạt 10)....................................................................21 Phó Chủ Tịch Luis Gonzalez (Địa Hạt 10) ............................................................22 Các Thách Thức và Hạn Chế ..............................................................................23 Phương Pháp: Ý Kiến Đóng Góp của Công Chúng .................................................24 Phương Pháp: Lập Bản Đồ ................................................................................26 Các Thông Tin Tổng Quan về Địa Hạt ............................................................... 28 Bản Đồ 10 Địa Hạt Chính Thức ..........................................................................29 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 1 .........................................................................30 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 2 .........................................................................32 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 3 .........................................................................34 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 4 .........................................................................36 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 5 .........................................................................38 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 6 .........................................................................40 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 7 .........................................................................42 BÁO CÁO CHÍNH THỨC CUỐI CÙNG CỦA ICRC 2021 trang 3 Mục Lục Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 8 .........................................................................44 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 9 .........................................................................46 Thông Tin Chi Tiết về Địa Hạt 10 .......................................................................48 Các nhận xét kết luận ......................................................................................50 Phụ Lục A: Các Giá Trị và Quy Chuẩn ICRC 2021..................................................51 Phụ Lục B: Khung Thời Gian Hoạt Động của ICRC 2021 ........................................52 Phụ Lục C: Phản Hồi của Công Chúng về ICRC 2021 .............................................55 trang 4 Lời cám ơn Ủy Ban muốn gửi lời cám ơn sâu sắc tới những người …