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• • <br />• Regular Meeting 9/19/79 10 <br />4. JOINT PUBLIC HEARING WITH CHARTER REVISION COMMITTEE (CONTINUED) <br />Commissioner Simons stated that he felt everyone was under <br />a misunderstanding whether Black, White, or Spanish. Not any <br />one person could get something done. It takes a majority vote <br />no matter hpw many districts there might be. <br />Q. Mrs. Eugenia Riley stated that the map had been changed <br />since the last meeting. <br />Commissioner .Simons stated that the numbers. had been changed <br />to get the correct balance, which was anticipated. The <br />law states that you have to have as near possible, the same <br />number of persons in each district. There must be a balance. <br />Mrs. Riley stated that Mr. Pfeiffer and Mr. Smith had drawn <br />the lines for the districts. <br />Mayor Meza stated that the Map was drawn as best for a balance <br />for the number of people. He further stated that if Mrs. Riley <br />had a map .drawn and balanced,. it could be submitted to the <br />Commission for consideration. <br />• R. Mr. Robert Daniel stated that he would like to clear up a few <br />things. From the beginning he felt that the Charter Revision was <br />not done right. The Commission selected a group of members and <br />at a later time had appointed him as a member just to have a Black <br />on the Committee. He stated that he accepted the appointment <br />knowing that there wouldn't be much he could do, but it would give <br />.the Blacks a little insight. He further stated that he was the <br />second person to volunteer to work on the census stating that he <br />chose the Green Oaks to take the census of. Later the paper came <br />out stating that Commissioner Cline was in charge of taking the <br />census at the Green Oaks. Later on someone brought him census <br />taking information for a different area. This was done outside <br />the meeting. Mr. Daniel stated that he felt many things had been <br />done outside the Charter Revision meetings and done different than <br />were discussed at the meetings. He further stated he wouldn't <br />do because he knew that it wouldn't do any good. He was interested <br />in helping get a Black elected. If there's no Black representative <br />they can't tell the people what is going on. He further stated <br />that he knew the Browns can get elected because we have a Brown <br />Mayor. He had asked for cooperation and didn't get it. <br />There was. a brief discussion about how the census were taken at <br />the Green Oaks Apartment Project. <br />S. Mrs. Linda Westergren stated that the apartment managers did <br />take the census at the Green Oaks. There are 86 units and the <br />rental roll was counted. <br />
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