Reunite All Rancho Peñasquitos Neighborhoods – Redistricting City District Lines – Take The Community Survey Today

 

The City of San Diego Redistricting Commission is gathering input from all communities across the city, including Rancho Peñasquitos.

You may be asking yourself why does this matter to me?  The census population count determines how many representatives each state will have in Congress for the next 10 years and how much federal funding communities will receive for roads, schools, housing, and social programs. 

The RP Town Council Redistricting Committee survey is focused on the following four of the six criteria used to determine new boundaries that will impact our socio-economic community concerns: 

      • compactness

      • *contiguity

      • equal population

      • racial fairness

No one knows where the new city lines will be drawn until the CENSUS statistics are announced within the next few months. This is our time to let the SDRC know what matters to us in 92129. Our residents primarily care about the redistricting position based on the second criteria of ‘contiguity’, that all Rancho Penasquitos Neighborhoods and surrounding communities who are in the PUSD should be in one city council district, not two.

Please take a moment to voice your thoughts by taking the Rancho Penasquitos Community Survey today!
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RP REDISTRICTING SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

3. Do you know what city council District you live in?
4. Are you aware that RP was split into two city council districts in 2011 by the San Diego Redistrict commission?
5. Would you be in favor of RP being reunified when the next City Council Redistricting map is drawn?
6. Are you aware that a new Redistricting Commission has been established to address and redraw City Council District boundaries?
7. What is your opinion of RP being a part of a City Council district comprised of Poway Unified School District ("PUSD") communities, such as Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Mountain Ranch, Sabre Springs and Black Mountain Ranch?
9, Would you want RP to be a part of a comprised Mira Mesa and Kearny Mesa District?
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10. Would you prefer that the City Council district for RP join RP with other PUSD Communities?
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11. Would you prefer that the City Council district for RP be one that is joined with Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs?
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12. Would you prefer RP be a part of a City Council district that includes Mira Mesa and Kearney Mesa?
14. Do you consider the RP Community to have more in common with Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs
15. Do you believe the RP Community as a whole has more in common with Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs than with Kearney Mesa and Mira Mesa?

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One thought on “Reunite All Rancho Peñasquitos Neighborhoods – Redistricting City District Lines – Take The Community Survey Today”

  • Penasquitos Canyon is a much more significant separation of neighborhoods vs. highway 56. Many residents have children who attend schools in PQ that are currently in a different city council district.

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