mister hernandez gil. >> my name was brought up, if we could add the accent on the a of hernandez, that would be appreciate . if we're going to be connectin . >> clerk: i have to get in here physically and makethese changes so just one moment . okay, i will add that throughout. >> chair: perfect, are we awaiting apublic comment on this item ? >> we are working today with joe atkins from the operations division of the office ofthe clerk of the board of supervisors ringing us our public comments callers . please press star 3 and for those already on hold please continue to wait until you have been under muted and that will begin your opportunity to provide yourcomments to the redistricting task force . mister atkins, do we have any colors on the line ? >> there is one caller in the queue. >> chair: yes. >> clerk: caller, please go ahead. >> caller: can youhear me okay? >> clerk: please begin . >> caller: evening task force members. i too was going to point out caryl which appears twice on page 2. i did not catch member hernandez gil on page 1, i apologize for that and i noted there was an

chair, member hernandez gil is in the queue. >> mr. hernandez gil? >> thank you. yes, my -- my comments are more around this question of strategy and how we make sure that we reach out to and engage in a meaningful way those communities that are hard to reach? and in my time in san francisco, i have noted that yes, if folks are very good about reaching out and engaging, the spanish speaking, the cantonese speaking, the spanish speaking, the filipino speaking communities, but there are communities that are sidelined and not emphasized. one that i want to mention are targeted communities, especially here in the spanish speaking community. i hesitate to even call it like that because i think it is not mono-lithic, but the mayan, quechan, and other languages that are specifically detached, for lack of a better term, from the democratic process. i think for them there's going to be a need for a lot of political education why this process is the hall mark process, right? so i think that's going to be very important. and then, the other question within the chinese commun

chair, member hernandez gil is in the queue. >> mr. hernandez gil? >> thank you. yes, my -- my comments are more around this question of strategy and how we make sure that we reach out to and engage in a meaningful way those communities that are hard to reach? and in my time in san francisco, i have noted that yes, if folks are very good about reaching out and engaging, the spanish speaking, the cantonese speaking, the spanish speaking, the filipino speaking communities, but there are communities that are sidelined and not emphasized. one that i want to mention are targeted communities, especially here in the spanish speaking community. i hesitate to even call it like that because i think it is not mono-lithic, but the mayan, quechan, and other languages that are specifically detached, for lack of a better term, from the democratic process. i think for them there's going to be a need for a lot of political education why this process is the hall mark process, right? so i think that's going to be very important. and then, the other question within the chinese commun

but the amendment to item number one is to amend member gill to member hernandez gil was the change. >> clerk: much better. i can make that change. >> thank you. >> chairman: appreciate it. should we call the roll on the amendment? and then on the minutes themselves or can we just make those corrections? >> clerk: let's do them serial. we can take a roll call on the amendments and then we can take a roll call on the minutes. >> chairman: okay. could we do so. >> clerk: on the motion to amend offered by member chasel lee and seconded by member hernandez gil, [roll call] mr. chair, there is no objection. chrt r. >> chairman: thank you. now on the minutes themselves. >> clerk: now the approval of the minutes themselves as amended, [roll call] mr. chair, there's no objection once again. >> chairman: thank you so much, mr. carroll. could we move to agenda item number three. >> clerk: agenda item number three is discussion of redistricting data sources and criteria for future district boundaries. this is a discussion item. we'll be taking public comment as part of this discussion. members

but the amendment to item number one is to amend member gill to member hernandez gil was the change. >> clerk: much better. i can make that change. >> thank you. >> chairman: appreciate it. should we call the roll on the amendment? and then on the minutes themselves or can we just make those corrections? >> clerk: let's do them serial. we can take a roll call on the amendments and then we can take a roll call on the minutes. >> chairman: okay. could we do so. >> clerk: on the motion to amend offered by member chasel lee and seconded by member hernandez gil, [roll call] mr. chair, there is no objection. chrt r. >> chairman: thank you. now on the minutes themselves. >> clerk: now the approval of the minutes themselves as amended, [roll call] mr. chair, there's no objection once again. >> chairman: thank you so much, mr. carroll. could we move to agenda item number three. >> clerk: agenda item number three is discussion of redistricting data sources and criteria for future district boundaries. this is a discussion item. we'll be taking public comment as part of this discussion. members