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Brian Cummins · Proposed 2010 Ward 15 Boundaries
March 8th, 2009
This is an approximation of the Cleveland City Council Ward 15 boundaries as proposed for 2010. A pdf file attachment of this image is available at the realneo posting: see here . Please refer to the post for information pertaining to the Council redistricting process and the gerrymandering and refusals to release population block detail data. We are in the process of formally requesting the information. Council must approve the reapportionment plan no later than April 1st, 2009.
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March 10th, 2009 at 8:18 am
PD tuesday gave a deadline of 4/1/09 for city council to decide their new districts after obligatory consultants weigh in.that leaves the public almost no time for input. just another example of how the local govt. chooses to operate in a private way when ever possible. our leaders fend for themselves paying lip service to the people who elect them.