San Diego is in the process of redistricting, which happens every 10 years after the census.  The purpose is to make sure all 9 districts of San Diego have equal representation by making the populations of each within 10%,  to try and have each district representative of its inhabitants, and to try to keep communities whole.

At the end of the October 21 redistricting commission meeting, the commission adopted a plan  that split Clairemont into FOUR different City Council districts.  (Currently Clairemont is split into two districts.)  To get anything done, Clairemont issues would need to be presented to four of the nine council members.  One of the goals of the Commission had been to re-unite Clairemont.  Linda Vista is in a similar position.

Here is the Commission’s proposed redistricting plan.  You can see Clairemont divided into 4 different council  sections:  blue, purple, green and yellow.

Here is an alternate plan that solves a lot of the issues, and we would prefer to support this plan with the commission.  The map below reunites Clairemont and reunites Linda Vista.  In addition, PB joins La Jolla & University City and all of Clairemont is with MB, OB and Pt. Loma

If you support the alternate plan as shown above, follow the directions below to show your support for keeping our community together!  And ask other Clairemonters who care about this community to do the same.

Click on: San Diego Redistricting Public Comment Portal (sandiego-mapping.org)

Once you are in the portal, click the green button a Districting Plan.

Scroll down to Submission Form  and click District Plan. 

Copy the link below into the box labeled Distrtictr Plan* URL.

http://Districtr.org/plan/68527?portal

After the link has been pasted, fill out the rest of the form (please include comments) and then click submit.