. >> caller: my name is mary harris like stephen currier i've been in the last 2 redistricting meetings. i would like to concur with what you said. i'm hoping that we can have 2 meetings fordistrict 11 . particularly in excelsior but my part of the district, the omi has not had the same opportunity to have a meeting in our area. and i think it's really important that we not disenfranchise the african-american community that is in the oceanview part of the district and we in the past have had to take the hit on relocation of the boundary line and it hasn't been an equal when we've had to take some of our community and share it with district 7 or another district. it hasn't been an equal division of the boundaries. so i would hope that this time we could have a better opportunity to have input. thank you so much. >> thank you for sharing your comments. could we be connected to the next color please ?>> there are no further colors inthe queue ? >> we've reached the end of the queue. >> chair: that concludes publi comment on this item . mister caryl, i was wondering if rather than voting we

. >> caller: my name is mary harris like stephen currier i've been in the last 2 redistricting meetings. i would like to concur with what you said. i'm hoping that we can have 2 meetings fordistrict 11 . particularly in excelsior but my part of the district, the omi has not had the same opportunity to have a meeting in our area. and i think it's really important that we not disenfranchise the african-american community that is in the oceanview part of the district and we in the past have had to take the hit on relocation of the boundary line and it hasn't been an equal when we've had to take some of our community and share it with district 7 or another district. it hasn't been an equal division of the boundaries. so i would hope that this time we could have a better opportunity to have input. thank you so much. >> thank you for sharing your comments. could we be connected to the next color please ?>> there are no further colors inthe queue ? >> we've reached the end of the queue. >> chair: that concludes publi comment on this item . mister caryl, i was wondering if rather than voting we

. >> caller: my name is mary harris like stephen currier i've been in the last 2 redistricting meetings. i would like to concur with what you said. i'm hoping that we can have 2 meetings fordistrict 11 . particularly in excelsior but my part of the district, the omi has not had the same opportunity to have a meeting in our area. and i think it's really important that we not disenfranchise the african-american community that is in the oceanview part of the district and we in the past have had to take the hit on relocation of the boundary line and it hasn't been an equal when we've had to take some of our community and share it with district 7 or another district. it hasn't been an equal division of the boundaries. so i would hope that this time we could have a better opportunity to have input. thank you so much. >> thank you for sharing your comments. could we be connected to the next color please ?>> there are no further colors inthe queue ? >> we've reached the end of the queue. >> chair: that concludes publi comment on this item . mister caryl, i was wondering if rather than voting we

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