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Home My WebLink About2021-10-28; Independent Redistricting Commission; ; Public input received in the redistricting processMeeting Date: Oct. 28, 2021 To: Independent Redistricting Commission Staff Contact: Kristina Ray, Communication & Engagement Director kristina.ray@carlsbadca.gov, 760-434-2957 Subject: Public input received in the redistricting process Recommended Action Receive a staff presentation regarding public input received from Sept. 9 through Oct. 23, including responses to a community survey administered by the city. Discussion As part of the redistricting process, staff is actively seeing input from the community to assist the Independent Redistricting Commission in understanding the community’s needs, values and priorities related to communities of interest and district boundaries. On Sept. 7, the city launched a survey asking the community for information about communities of interest, which are communities that should stay together for the purpose of electing a City Council member, starting with the November 2022 election. The city received 151 responses through Oct. 16. The summary report and complete responses are included as Exhibit 1 The city also received feedback via some of the communication channels the city has established, including the project’s email address, redistricting@carlsbadca.gov, and on the city’s social media channels. These are included as Exhibit 2. Fiscal Analysis This action has no fiscal impact. Environmental Evaluation In keeping with California Public Resources Code Section 21065, this action does not constitute a “project” within the meaning of the California Environmental Quality Act in that it has no potential to cause either a direct physical change in the environment or a reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment. Public Notification and Outreach This item was noticed in keeping with the Ralph M. Brown Act and it was available for public viewing and review at least 72 hours before the scheduled meeting date. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 1 of 156 Exhibits 1. Community survey summary report 2. Other public input received through Oct. 23, 2021 Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 2 of 156 City of Carlsbad Redistricting Survey Summary Report Redistricting is the process of redrawing the boundaries of election districts, including local election districts such as city councils, school boards, county boards of supervisors, and more. Local governments must redistrict at least once every 10 years, based on federal census data, to reflect changes in population and to ensure that all districts have about the same number of residents of voting age. As part of the redistricting process, the City of Carlsbad collected input about communities of interest, which are communities that should stay together for the purpose of electing a City Council member, starting with the November 2022 election. On Sept. 7, the city launched a survey asking the community for feedback about communities of interest and the current City Council district boundaries. Survey promotion The survey was promoted by several methods, including: •Emails to the project’s interested stakeholders list and the city’s general distribution list •A news release posted to the city’s website •Posts on the city’s social media accounts, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter •Paid ads on Facebook •A post on Nextdoor •Information posted to the city’s Redistricting page and Public Input page •Information shared at four virtual information sessions held in August and September2021 The city’s consultant, Novoa Communications, also promoted the survey through targeted outreach to Spanish-speaking residents by the following methods: •Information shared at two Hispanic Heritage events •Handouts posted and shared through the Learning Center •Pop-up outreach events at Jefferson Elementary and Buena Vista Elementary •Handout shared to Spanish-speaking Carlsbad Unified School District parents throughPeachJar Responses The city received 151 responses through Oct. 16. The following is a list of observed trends from the survey responses. The complete responses by each respondent are available in Appendix 1. About the findings By providing a way for the public to provide input at a time that is convenient to them, decision makers can hear from a larger and more diverse group of community members. Respondents Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 3 of 156 were asked to disclose where they live, and the system prevented more than two responses per computer IP address (a computer’s unique address). However, unlike a scientific survey, the findings of this process cannot be generalized to the entire Carlsbad population within a defined level of confidence. That’s why the input in this report should be considered with a similar weight as other qualitative forms of feedback that have always been part of the city’s decision-making process, such as comments made at City Council meeting or emails sent to the city expressing an opinion. Q: If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? ● Aviara (6 respondents) ● Calavera Hills (6 respondents) ● Carlsbad Village (7 respondents) ● La Costa (13 respondents) ● Old/Olde Carlsbad (18 respondents) ● Poinsettia (7 respondents) ● Tamarack (5 respondents) ● South Coastal Carlsbad (7 respondents) ● Barrio (1 < x < 5 respondents) ● Bressi Ranch (1 < x < 5 respondents) ● Rancho Carrillo (1 < x < 5 respondents) ● Spinnaker (1 < x < 5 respondents) Q: What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? What brings your community together? What is important to your community? ● Aviara (6 respondents): Batiquitios Lagoon, parks/nature, quiet, community activities ● Calavera Hills (6 respondents): Parks, trails, nature activities/sports, children/schools, Calavera nature ● Carlsbad Village (7 respondents): Beach, shops, Village character/atmosphere, walkability, water sports ● La Costa (13 respondents: Outdoor recreation/active lifestyles, school districts, identification with Encinitas ● Old/Olde Carlsbad (18 respondents): Beach, walking, suburban family lifestyles, Village character, churches ● Poinsettia (7 respondents): Outdoor recreation/sports, school quality, safe community ● Tamarack (5 respondents): Walkability, youth activities ● South Coastal Carlsbad (7 respondents): Safe family community, outdoor sports, schools, library, walking trails, fire safety Q: What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 4 of 156 ● Aviara (6 respondents): Palomar Airport Rd, El Camino Real, La Costa Ave, Batiquitios Lagoon ● Calavera Hills (6 respondents): El Camino, College, Tamarack ● Carlsbad Village (7 respondents): I-5, Pacific Ocean ● La Costa (13 respondents): Rancho Santa Fe Road, El Camino Real, La Costa Ave ● Old/Olde Carlsbad (18 respondents): Hwy 78, Pacific Ocean, Palomar Airport Road, El Camino Real ● Poinsettia (7 respondents): Palomar Airport Road, Ponto Road, El Camino Real, Poinsettia Lane ● Tamarack (5 respondents): Tamarack Beach ● South Coastal Carlsbad (7 respondents): Ponto, Palomar Airport Road, La Costa Ave, El Camino Real, Rancho Santa Fe Road Q: What do you like about the current boundaries? ● Representation and alignment of school districts ● Keeping the village together ● Lagoons, ocean, and nature preserves as boundaries ● District 1 representation ● Inclusion of coast and inland in every district Q: What would you change about the current district boundaries? ● Gerrymandering and inland/coastal inclusion (there is a desire for the city to be split into 4 square districts in alignment with the current quadrants / zip codes) ● District 2 is too large ● Lack of diversity ● Current districts don’t reflect actual community of interest division ● Dislike for the district system in general Other themes ● Desire for alignment by schools attended ● Focus on community values ● Concerns regarding development/tourism in the coastal areas Q: Do you represent a group? If so, which one? • Latinx (2 respondents) ● Associated with an HOA (3 respondents) ● District 1 (4 respondents) ● District 2 (2 respondents) ● Democrat (1 respondent) ● Military Community (1 respondent) ● Long-time residents (2 respondents) ● Family (2 respondents) ● Senior/Retired (2 respondents) ● Beach volleyball players (1 respondent) Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 5 of 156 ● Tides residents (1 respondent) ● Village Area residents (1 respondent) Q: What ZIP code do you call home? ● 92008: 57 respondents ● 92009: 31 respondents ● 92010: 27 respondents ● 92011: 35 respondents ● I don’t live in Carlsbad: 1 respondent Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 6 of 156 Appendix 1 Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 7 of 156 COI survey responses 10.18.xlsx - Sheet2 (1) Collector ID 408976108 language en What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? Lifestyle on the coast differs greatly from inland. Older neighborhoods vs newer developments, i.e. traffic analysis is different in beach neighborhoods than planned neighborhoods. If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? I would keep its current name, Terramar. It best describes the neighborhood, land and sea. What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. Power Plant to the north, ocean to the west, PAR to the south, railroad tracks to the east. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? Because we are an island and an older neighborhood, we're more casual. What do you like about the current boundaries?na What would you change about the current district boundaries? Understanding each district wants part of the coast, District 4 is mainly located in the inland. Hard to address multiple environments. Do you represent a group? If so, which one?no What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 1Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 8 of 156 408976108 en Beach; lagoons; walkable neighborhoods; ability to get easily to shopping, schools, restaurants, services, churches without driving on a major street/freeway. Olde Carlsbad Northwest Quadrant, e.g. Paciﬁc Ocean to the West, El Camino Real to the East, Palomar Airport Road to the South, Highway 78 to the North. Many people in our community grew up in Carlsbad when it really was a small town and they don't like to see the ugly increases in density. Carlsbad residents voted to cap the build out of the City in order to maintain a high quality of life for all residents throughout the City. Currently the Carlsbad City government just bends over to State affordable housing mandates rather than pushing back. When will State affordable housing mandates result in Carlsbad open space being developed for affordable housing? The current boundaries, essentially horizontal dissections of the City, have made a mess of Districts 1 and 2. All of the area of the City west of El Camino Real and north of Agua Hedionda Lagoon should be in the same district. District 2 looks like a gigantic puzzle piece and appears to have been intentionally drawn to include as many areas of high interest as possible, such as: the power plant, the strawberry ﬁelds, Palomar Airport, and the largest area of currently undeveloped land in Carlsbad east of El Camino Real and north of Palomar Airport Road. Also District 2 currently is the only district that includes portions of land from all four quadrants of the City. The obvious boundaries for four districts in Carlsbad are the intersection of El Camino Real and Palomar Airport Road. I am aware that over 60% of the population of Carlsbad lives south of Palomar Airport Road, but the current quadrant system, as well as, facilities districts, should be used as much as possible when deﬁning future district boundaries. This will ensure more consolidated districts that keep a greater number of neighborhoods (communities of interest) in the same district rather than dividing neighborhoods between two or more districts. I do not represent a group. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 2Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 9 of 156 408976108 en Walking for exercise, dog walking, trail running, sharing gardening ideas, maintaining community character with open space, trees, safe and quiet streets, with no retail, commercial, or apartments nearby. Lake Calavera to the east, The Shoppes at Carlsbad Mall to the north, Agua Hedionda Lagoon to the south, El Camino Real to the west. it is important to remember when redistricting that El Camino Real serves all communities along the its corridor, east and west of it. The neighbors I spoke with believe what is most important to our suburban neighborhood is to keep it single family zoned, the way it was when we decided to make our investment in this part of Carlsbad. Everyone agrees that "urbanization" of this area would not be appropriate, beneﬁcial, or environmentally friendly for anyone. I would extend District 2 west to El Camino Real to include the area north of Chestnut up to Marron Road. No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 3Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 10 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Parks and trails Calavera Hills City of Oceanside and Elcamino Trails and parks I think district 2 is too large and should include more of coast line South of Palomar airport Road and East of Melrose should be district 3, not district 2. I live in La Costa meadowridge. East Alga Rd. Redraw 1and 2 No 92009 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 4Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 11 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en The village, Bario, EZ Coastal access, walking, biking, parks & community.Active lifestyle, families Olde Carlsbad La Costa Lagoons to N & S. I-5 to El Camino Real.Alga Road to north, el Camino real to west, RSF to east and Olivenhain to south Keeping the past history of Olde Carlsbad, Village & Barrio. Walking & Biking to parks, Village, schools, etc. EZ access to the ocean. Kid activities, opportunities to be outdoors Equal Represents families in EUSD Nothing Not sure the coastal Poinsettia community is in our neighborhood No 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 5Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 12 of 156 408976108 en Preservation, not gentriﬁcation Barrio, and it was named a long time ago Tamarack to Elm, I-5 to RR tracks Multigenerational family neighborhood looking out for each other Current boundaries make sense to me, but I know that your committee will understandably have to make changes based on new census Whatever census changes require you to shift - please work together to be nonpartisan on this. Let the nonpartsians on committee lead here. Just my family. But we want to put in a good word for Aaron Harris here. Glad that a bright young dude,NPP, is putting himself out there to work for Carlsbad. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 6Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 13 of 156 408976108 en Walking to Village (especially since there is very little parking), longtime families, casual vibe, going to the beach. Unfortunately, it seems like it’s us vs the other 3 districts that have more money and want to put things in our District rather than their own. Old Carlsbad El Camino, 78 Freeway, Beach, Agua Hedionda Lagoon. Longtime families gathering, Lancer alumni, street fair, farmers market, seeing friends and neighbors when walking or at the beach, supporting local village businesses Keeping the village together. 1. Ridiculous to have gerrymandered around homes of Blackburn and Packard. The north part of D2 should be D1. 2. The northeast corner of new homes have more in common with Bressi Ranch than the Village. They go south rather than west to dine, etc. 3. All 4 districts DO NOT need a piece of the coast!!! The council people are sophisticated enough to understand its value to their district even if it’s not in their district. 4. Please, NO GERRYMANDERING!!! Just because a council member is in a district is no reason to cheat the system. Also, no gerrymandering to give a certain district more apartments vs homeowners, party bias, age, etc. Please be fair and not political this time. Carlsbad deserves better than that. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 7Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 14 of 156 408976108 en Suburban family life Old Carlsbad The most northern border to Tamarack and all the way up to Calavera. The gentriﬁcation of the Hispanic community and the changing cityscape of downtown killed this community. Carlsbad is starting to look like an extension of Orange County. Are districts truly necessary in Carlsbad? Prefer we go back to 2017 before there was districts. Would like to have a vote on all City Council elections not just 1 district. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 8Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 15 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Close to the beach and batiquitos lagoon, most kids attend aviara elementary and middle school Outdoor sports, beaches, lagoons, walking, biking, running, surﬁng, dining South coastal Carlsbad South Carlsbad Beach Palomar airport rd to the north. La costa Blvd to the south. Ocean to the west. El Camino Real to the East. Ponto, Between Leucadia and Aviara Nature, outdoor sports & lifestyle, families & dogs Excludes some industrial aspects of Carlsbad It reaches from the coast - east up the Poinsettia hill through the neighborhoods I would extend it west with Poinsettia Ln Should include more of the blue more industrial area as well No No 92011 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 9Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 16 of 156 408976108 es Caminar, la playa, jazz en el parque, comer en restaurantes, el mercadito, la feria La parte vieja de Carlsbad Al oeste- el Océano Pacíﬁco Al este - la calle College Al note- la calle Vista Way Al sur- la calle Palomar Airport Rd Las escuelas, los negocios Me gustaría que fueran más o menos iguales en tamaño No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 10Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 17 of 156 408976108 es La playa, las instalaciones de deportes, los restaurantes y los parques. El centro de Carlsbaad. el 78, palomar airport road, el mar, y Calaveras Hills. La seguridad, la calidad de vida. No tener que manejar lejos para hacer nuestras compras. Que tienen acceso a todos los puntos importantes. Todos comparten el mar, las vias del tren, y avenidas principales. No se. No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 11Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 18 of 156 408976108 en Many seniors live in District 2 and would enjoy activities and events within the District and closer to home at the Community Center on Glasgow. We are a mixture of young families and retired seniors with some living independently. The large district 2 includes industry and small businesses. District 2 is the largest of the areas meandering from freeway 78 to coastline to eastern city boundaries. It includes the controversial airport. As a single senior there is little for me in District 2 that is social or health/exercise related speciﬁcally for seniors. The boundaries have no meaning for me except in voting. Perhaps the airport should overlap into two districts. 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 12Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 19 of 156 408976108 es Caminar con nuestros perros, caminar en la playa. Y hacerlo con seguridad de que es un lugar de bajo crimen. Turística De la calle Jefferson a la Grand ave. y la playa Servicios y programas. Cómo la biblioteca. Lugares que sirvan a la comunidad que habla Español. Hay muchas tiendas, restaurantes, gasolineras, etc. Entretenimientos Los bares están abarcando mucho lugar. Tener un límite de lugares, muchos vienen a emborracharse y es peligroso para todos Latino 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 13Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 20 of 156 408976108 es Mantener el Barrio mas Seguro Tranquilo Lo que se conoce como el barrio y el village La tranquilidad entre los vecinos Lo que era importante es que avía más latinos. Nos estamos separando y no me gusta. El costo de vivir esta forsando a las familias irse a otro lugar. Que todo esta al alcance (distrito 1) tenemos todo local Nada Soy latina 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 14Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 21 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en kids. pets. walking. biking. schools. restaurants Walking, children, playgrounds, exercise and gatherings highland The Greens 78 to tamarack Alga Poinsettia Alicante family. kids. schools. Pets. walking. good food. Family activities. Social events. Outdoor activities logical I think the boundary reﬂects most of the demographics and interests of the community. nothing Cut off the boundary at Aviara Just the people 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 15Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 22 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Outdoor lifestyle. Good education for children.Lifestyle, Social gatherings, Schools SouthEast Carlsbad Coastal South Carlsbad 7558 Circulo Sequoia Aviara Parkway/El Camino Real, Batiquitos lagoon Coastal, walkable neighborhood, No particular likes/dislikes about the current boundaries Should be better divided by population size. Coastal communities should be grouped, inland communities should be grouped. Palomar airport (N), El Camino Real (E), La Costa Ave (S) and Ocean (W) No 92009 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 16Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 23 of 156 408976108 en Single-family homes by same developer at Spinnaker Point, so same age, plans, economic strata, community character, north- and west-facing views. Dogs are walked at Ann D. L'Heureux or Village H. Spinnaker Point. North: Buena Vista Creek Environmental Reserve. West: High tension lines. South: Behind houses on Spokane Way East: East of North-South part of Carlsbad Village Drive Kids go to same schools - Hope Elementary, etc. We walk around (hilly) neighborhood, need to negotiate the east-west part of Carlsbad Village Drive, which does not divide us, but rather unites us as a common feature running through. We can walk to Village H, Dog Park and Hidden Canyon Park. We can easily attend events at Calavera Hills Community Park. Most residents are owners. Homes are all about same age, same place in life (vis a vis remodeling, rerooﬁng, maintenance). Lagoons as boundaries make sense. Other nature preserves should also be viewed as candidate boundaries. I wouldn't split up Spinnaker Point. I would put the apartments north of Marron and east of El Camino Real into District 1, which has apartments right across the street from them. They are far removed from the rest of D2 by the preserve to their east. I would put neighborhoods west of El Camino Real and north of Tamarack into District 1. And south of Tamarack down to Cannon should maybe be in D1, too, so that D1 includes neighborhoods north of the inﬂow into Aqua Hedionda. The part of District 2 that sits south of Palomar Airport Road and west of El Camino Real is so removed from the rest of D2, it seems out of place, especially since so much business/industrial land sits between it and the rest of the district. No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 17Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 24 of 156 408976108 en Beach lifestyle. Quiet neighborhood. Old Carlsbad Lagoon Diversity I live in small district More balanced O 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 18Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 25 of 156 408976108 en Beach and Jefferson Elementary School. Tamarack Gateway, Barrio South or Lagoon Norte (west of I-5) The beach, gateway at Tamarack. Tamarack Avenue eucalyptus tree median west of I-5, Agua Hedionda Lagoon/Chinquapin. The community anchors are Jefferson Elementary, St. Patrick Church, Tamarack State beach access, Agua Hedionda lagoon, YMCA and the rail trail. Important to the community is burring the rail lines from Tamarack north to provide greater west, south and eastern access opportunities out of the Barrio to the beach and freeway. All connect to the ocean and most border our inland neighbor cities. Consideration of the neighborhood school district boundaries, and if there is the ability to remain consistent with the Quadrants deﬁned in the City of Carlsbad's recently approved Housing Element. N/A 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 19Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 26 of 156 408976108 en Beach and hiking trails Ponto Beach Community Coastline, la Costa, I5, poinsettia Beach, open space, quality planning They reﬂect natural boundaries and communities of similar interest. I wouldn’t change them too much. Nothing 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 20Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 27 of 156 408976108 en Lagoon trails, open space, live entertainment, great schools, library and a safe community. Concerned about police being called over to Motel 6 all the time and our heightened concern over the noise and pollution caused by the airport. South Carlsbad Beach & communities of Ponto, Aviara and Bressi Ranch Ponto, CA State Beach, Aviara, Batiquitos lagoon,up to Bressi Ranch, Palomar Airport and Poinsettia. Safety, cleanliness, exceptional schools and public services including live art, libraries, music and movies in the parks. Quiet communities (no low-ﬂying jets over what should be safe zones (e.g., schools and homes). Open space, preservation of what is left. That we all have a common interest in the things that are important to us. I know we wish there were more efficient ways of getting to the Village. Reduce airport noise and pollution. Look at ways of converting all the empty office space into livable areas that are innovative. Myself, HOA and "support" Citizens 4 a Friendly Airport. 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 21Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 28 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Shared social gatherings, community character. safe walking, beach, Batiquitos Lagoon Caring for each other Poinsettia west Off of Tamarack, west of I-5 west to ocean, south of Palomar Airport Road, east of El Camino Real, north of Batiquitos Lagoon Caring and helping each other safe walking, friendly neighborhoods,quiet It is my neighborhood, district 1 Nothing Include beach south of Poinsettia and north of Batiquitos Lagoon to El Camino Real None No 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 22Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 29 of 156 408976108 en Local business (food, retail). Recreation (ocean). Parks, hiking trails. Southwest Carlsbad (Ocean) Ocean (W) Palomar Airport (N) El Camino (E) La Costa (S) Local business (food, retail). Recreation (ocean). Parks, hiking trails. Not much, seems totally haphazard to me. I would assume 3 and 4 were designed to keep some sort of incumbent in power, or some sort of state-mandated ratio or metric. Community or neighborhood doesn't seem to have played much if any role in the design. I would split the city into four squares, and not gerrymander it like it currently is. Southwest, Southeast, Northwest, Northeast. RSF, Olivenhain, Stagecoach - they have nothing to do with Ponto. Think about the difference between Avenida Encinas Ralphs vs. the RSF Vons. Totally different communities, why are they the same? Yet what's different between "beach north of Poinsettia to Palomar Airport Road" and "beach south of Poinsettia"? Nothing. NA 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 23Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 30 of 156 408976108 408976108 408976108 en en en Beach, trails, and Village school - elementary and middle activities - Aviara park and Batiquitos lagoon Nearby small park Tamarack Beach Aviara area Ocean crest Cannon, Tamarack Beach, Village Poinsettia or Palomar Airport road on North Batiquitos lagoon on south El Camino real and Robertson road Community feel, safety Sage creek high Nature and Village feel nothing Nothing in particular Nothing include all of aviara Expand district 1 No None 92008 92010 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 24Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 31 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Friendliness, walkability, preserving Carlsbad history, preserving character of neighborhoods Olde Carlsbad La costa valley Lagoon, las Flores drive, buena vista elementary, hosp grove El Camino real, Calle Barcelona, RSF road Preserving olde Carlsbad’s charming character They seem right to me. All in the same school District, all suburban. Nothinh No 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 25Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 32 of 156 408976108 en Primarily rentals/private homes. We keep to our selves, pay high rent and just love being one block from the ocean Excellent for now...but as properties go up for sale developers come in and create chaos, force us out and build VRBO/ multi millionaire dollar condos Tamarack north to the village. One block east of Garﬁeld near the RR tracks. My community residents are here because we want to live near the beach every day!!!....NOT just like tourists who are here for 3 -7 days. We pay high rent and taxes for where we reside. Making the entire area south of the village to Tamarack into tourist accommodations only leads to NO respect to Carlsbad as a quaint village; not to mention a "community of full time permanent residents" who appreciate and keep the area safe and quiet who respect and love the area we STRIVE AND WORK HARD TO AFFORD TO LIVE IN. Tourists DO NOT honor signs of "what/who is allowed on the seawall", keeping the beach/ village clean. THE POLICE CONTOL SEEMS TO BE LESS when tourist do not RESPECT OR OBEY LAWS. IF WE HAD POLICE GIVING TICKETS TO ALL DRIVERS WHO GO THROUGH THE YELLOW FLASHING PEDESTRIAN LIGHTS ON THE COAST HWY THE CITY WOUD HAVE A WINDFALL OF INCREASED REVENUE!!!!! District 1 needs more control on tourists not abiding by the local laws na District 1 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 26Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 33 of 156 408976108 408976108 408976108 en en en Peace/quiet and safe outdoor activities Activities in the Village along with Neighborhood and local school events Water sports, walking, hiking, peace and quiet. Old carlsbad. No need to re- nsme Olde Carlsbad Bristol Cove or “The Cove”. Pio pico, tamarack, cvd and monroe Village & District 1 Aqua Hedionda Lagoon. Park Drive and Marina Drive Safe outdoor activities Farmers market, Village activities, local school events The lagoon. I have no opinion of it.Inclusion of the Village and downtown area.Nothing. Get rid of the four districts it divides the city. Move the current boundary to El Camino Real to encompass the Kelly school community End dividing the city into districts. No No 92008 92008 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 27Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 34 of 156 408976108 en Families, children's sports Chestnut Hill El Camino Real & Chestnut to Carlsbad Village Dr & Chestnut to Carlsbad Village Dr & Tamarack to Tamarack and El Camino Real Safe neighborhoods separated from busy roads (many residential streets with sidewalks). We have inﬂuence on the downtown but also the residential leading up to it. Nothing 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 28Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 35 of 156 408976108 en Trails, Golﬁng, parks, biotech sector, shopping, legoland, beach Aviara District 3 Aviara golf course and batiquitos lagoon A love of the outdoors and the fauna/ﬂora I am in district 3 and have been incredibly happy about the way the city council member has represented me and my community. nothing at all. if it ain't broke don't ﬁx it. not in particular though i am in the healthcare and science industry 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 29Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 36 of 156 408976108 en Aviara....determined by the Aviara Master Association.....is a major development and must stay in the same district. Aviara Roughly developments on the west (west and south) of Batiquitios to developments on the east (east) of Batiquitios. Poinsettia to the north and the Lagoon on the south. Check with Aviara Master Assn. for the exact boundries. The Aviara Master Assn. Nothing. Aviara is split between THREE council districts. This makes no sense. I know the districts need to be determined by population served, but Carlsbad has for many years had four geographical areas: NW, NE, SW and SE quadrants. These have always been geographical areas for the City and the integrity must remain the same. You cannot split Aviara nor La Costa into two or more districts. Keep the NW, NE, SE and SW quadrants as they always have been. Another way of saying it: 92008, 92009, 92010 and 92011. No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 30Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 37 of 156 408976108 en Family friendly. Outdoorsy. Laid back. Beach vibe. Central Carlsbad Palomar airport road on southern border. Tamarack or Cannon on northern border. Less development. Friendly community vibe. Family focused. Currently District 2 seems too large and covers massive area north of Cannon and Tamarack. Lacks identity/needs more common grounds. I live in Canterbury HOA and too often we are grouped as “north Carlsbad” but that doesn’t seem to accurately reﬂect our neighborhood location, values and vibe. I live in Canterbury HOA. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 31Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 38 of 156 408976108 en Biking, kids playing outside North East Carlsbad, El Camino East Camino Real, tamerak Music and hanging outside, families. People who live here long term. Helping each other out. We are included with the downtown area Nothing No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 32Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 39 of 156 408976108 en I don’t, do you wanna D2 don’t make sense. D2 covers way too much territory and is illogical The northwest part of Carlsbad should be together, with anything north of Tamarack and west of El Camino with the village. Our street was carved out for whatever reason and put in the massive D2 No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 33Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 40 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Outdoor recreation, home ownership, walkable neighborhood Community parks (e.g., summer concerts) and social gatherings La Costa town center Calavera Hills Denks Peak, San Marcos Creek, Stagecoach Park, Gibraltar Street College Blvd. and Tamarack Avenue, near Calavera Lake and Calavera Hills Elementary & Middle Schools Solitude Looking out for each other/being neighborly, safety, celebrations. Population distribution They seem to be divided along lines of growth and development of the city, as well as commonly referred to areas, such as the Village, Aviara, La Costa, etc. More east west emphasis in districts 2-3-4 I don't know enough about them. None No 92009 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 34Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 41 of 156 408976108 en Magnolia elementary, Valley middle, Carlsbad high; dancing, surﬁng, pickleball The Village Coastline to El Camino, 78 highway to Tamarack old established families and businesses, use of recreational facilities and programs, ease of access A majority follow major streets and natural landmarks Smoothing the dividing line between district 1 and 2 near Agua Hedionda District 1 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 35Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 42 of 156 408976108 en The beach. walking along the "boardwalk" from AN Academy to Cerezo and back. good restaurants. golf. Northwest corner Mountain View on east and north, Paciﬁc Ocean on West, Army/Navy Academy on south. because it has limited ingress/egress, we see the "neighbors" a lot--walking, going to and from store, work, other activities. People stop by for a chat--very "front porch." Very high rate of covid vaccination--even among those politically conservative. Geography deﬁnes much of District 1 boundary. Like having the Village and the Barrio in our district. We need to add a few thousand people in order to rebalance our district (1), so probably moving east boundary to El Camino Real until we added enough people Nope. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 36Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 43 of 156 408976108 en Recreation, dogs, safety, quality of life Navarra Viejo Castilla and Navarra Drive Recreation, safe streets, preserving quality of life I don't know enough about the reasoning behind the current boundary. I don't understand the Northern boundary, why the line doesn't go further north, and why it extends down to the coast. No 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 37Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 44 of 156 408976108 en Walking, biking, surﬁng, going to the beach, shopping at our Farmer’s Market in the village, sharing books (free little library and Cole Library), attending plays at the New Village Arts. Old Carlsbad… it is the area where water was ﬁrst tapped from underground. The community of Carlsbad grew around this location on Carlsbad Blvd.. Highland Drive used to be the eastern boundary of the new town of Carlsbad. The Paciﬁc Ocean is the western boundary. Buena Vista Lagoon is the northern boundary. El Camino Real is the eastern boundary. Agua Hediona Lagoon is the southern boundary. Schools bring our community together… we have several public and private schools within our boundaries, from pre school up to Carlsbad High School. Churches bring our community together… the oldest churches in the city are within our boundaries (St. Michael, St Patrick, etc.). The beach brings our community together. Activities such as book clubs, walking groups, bike groups, volleyball, surﬁng, swimming, kayaking bring our community together. The Farmer’s Market on State Street in our village brings us together every week, along with good restaurants and shops. For our District 1, three of the boundaries are generally dictated by water (ocean and lagoons). So they seem natural, comfortable. Based on the land mass of the other 3 districts, District 1 seems much smaller. But if the districts are based on the populations of people living there, perhaps District 1 is comparable. If not, it might be a good idea to incorporate more land east of El Camino Real into our district to make it of similar size geographically. I live in District 1. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 38Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 45 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en surﬁng, walking and bike riding along the coast, shopping in the village Concerts in the Park, pickle all, tennis, community center, turf ﬁelds, Stagecoach and LA CostaCanyon Park. Seaside Village Ranch LA Costala E-W-N-S = El Camino Real, Carlsbad Blvd., Vista Way, Cannon Rd La Costa Ave and Rancho Santa Fe- North west. appreciation of the environment and outdoor lifestyle Schools, Stage Coach, the beach, Encinitas for shopping. I admire the previous redistricting team's desire to have all districts include coastline We don't overlap school districts with same age kids. La Costa Valley ﬁts in nicely with established neighborhoods. District 2 seems oversized I wouldn't unless you were going to adjust school districts. No 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 39Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 46 of 156 408976108 en Safe community with less traffic and crime Walking and family friendly. Done being developed. Need stop signs or speed bumps on Town Garden Road and Topiary. Lots of traffic on Town Garden road Bressi Ranch Safety, sense of community 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 40Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 47 of 156 408976108 en Spinnaker HELP because the development has been taken over by Pirates/investors and wannabe developers that think they can do whatever they want regardless of following any rules, or laws because they have money and lawyers and we dont have and hoa. we do have cc&rs but they will likely try and do away with those too everything's important to be honest i am not really sure where the boundaries are. i dont really believe in them unless there are natural reasons for their existence I dont think Carlsbad should be limited like that 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 41Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 48 of 156 408976108 en Bicycling, hiking, walking, jogging, golf, ﬁne restaurants, hotels, parks, nearby The Village, Legoland, Palomar Airport, La Costa Lagoon, Carlsbad Beach, and The Outlets. La Costa Greens Poinsettia and El Camino Real Safe community with upscale homes ! Extend from El Camino Real to College, now in District 2 No 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 42Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 49 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Outdoors, walking, Aqua Hedionda Lagoon, pets.Dog walking, gardening, caring for older homes and larger properties Laguna Del Mar H.O.A.Old Carlsbad Park Dr., Bayshore, Neblina Dr. Community oriented to the lagoon environment. The 78 on the north, El Camino Real on the east, Tamarack Avenue on the south, the ocean on the west. Quality of life. Ordered environment. Strong identity with Carlsbad Village I am convinced that we are part of District one. That seems to be where residents go. Apply logical balancing, resist change for change sake.Extend District 1 to El Camino Real 92008 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 43Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 50 of 156 408976108 en Ocean views, ocean access, native habitat, open space, roadways, bike lanes, clean air Upper MeadowLark or Via Del Corvo Rancho Santa Fe and Via Allondra open space, views, quiet open space, lower taxes expand district to include county land to east of Rancho Santa Fe No I don't live in Carlsbad language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 44Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 51 of 156 408976108 en Walking, biking, pool, tennis, lagoon clean up Aqua Bonita Estates Neblina and Park. The Aqua Hedionda Lagoon Safety, Homelessness causes, holidays, sports. Seems accurate based on population but can't be 100% with current population numbers and open borders. I would like to get more info on actual population numbers and would like to change the leadership within the district and get leaders who care about Carlsbad. N/A 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 45Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 52 of 156 408976108 en None. They are conservative Republican crazies. They put out ﬂags that say"Trump is my President." And put the economy and the almighty dollar over saving human life during the pandemic "Conservative Republican Crazies" Poinsettia and Alga Nothing. Republicans looking to build high density " housing to line" their pockets and pro -guns. They are what they are. I don't like them but I hate "Gerry - meandering" more. Nothing as I don't trust Carlsbad and the Republicans in charge. Democrats 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 46Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 53 of 156 408976108 en Surf, Cycling, Walking/jogging Poinsettia Coast, lagoon, El Camino 4eal Outdoors longitudinally distinct Coastal vs inland You must clarify what you mean by "group." That could mean a number of things.r 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 47Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 54 of 156 408976108 en Concerts in the Park, Informal neighborhood bonﬁres/gatherings, hiking, biking, outdoor exercise, kids playing on the streets, kids feeling safe walking to and from school, neighbors looking out for eachother Calavera Hills College Blvd. and Tamarack, adjacent to Calavera Hills hiking trails and lake The families who grow up together, watch each other's families grow and celebrated milestones together. Knowing we can count on our neighbors if we need help. I never thought about the boundaries. I'm not sure what was the thought process behind the current boundaries. Some families will choose an area to live in based on schools. The boundaries don't reﬂect which neighborhoods attend the local high schools. Maybe changes should incorporate that into their divisions. no 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 48Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 55 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Quiet and peace water sports, walking, enjoying visitors to our community, eating outside restaurants, local shops and farmer markets.Many of us communicate via "nextdoor" website Cabrillo quiet it is already called a lovely name: Laguna Del Mar Laguna, jefferson vista way Tamarack to Las Flores, Carlsbad Blvd to College Blvd environmental protection, renting short term to visitors, reducing crime and homelessness Police come to discuss our needs when we show concerns. The ability to rent short term in any district once I get a permit. Two years ago I was unable to obtain a permit because my property was on Hosp Way/El Camino. no 92008 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 49Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 56 of 156 408976108 en Close to the village and beach, restaurants and stores. Carlsbad Village and Barrio Oceanside border on Jefferson to the North. The beach to the west, the freeway to the east and Tamarack to the south. Walkability and biking are important. Easy access to the train, shopping and restaurants. Close to the beach and the heart of the city. District 1 seems perfect. Close to the village and beach. Zones 2, 3 and 4 seem to be gerrymandered to make sure each touches the coast, especially district 4. It would make more sense to divide 3 and 4 with one district coast to El Camino Real and the other district East of El Camino Real. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 50Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 57 of 156 408976108 en Open space, outdoor activities, walking, sports…local housing…NO apts!!!!!! Tamarack Point Ocean East Paciﬁc Ocean Calaveras west to ocean Tamarack north to 78 Calaveras Park Hidden Valley Park El Camino and Chestnut Parks, recreational activities, history of Carlsbad! Paciﬁc Ocean More uniform as in one of the examples South to Tamarack Across the street is 92008???? Perhaps by zip code??? No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 51Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 58 of 156 408976108 en Ponto beach. poinsettia park, aviara park. aviara. paciﬁc rim and aviara oaks schools. s. carlsbad campgrounds. batiquitos lagoon trails. dove library. Coastal s. carlsbad. zip code 92011 92011. the ocean on the west side, el camino real on the east boundary. Palomar airport road on the north boundary. and batiquitos along the lagoon on the south boundary. this is the neighborhood boundary for the kids, their schools, parks, and the beach vibe. maintaining the character of the single family neighborhoods, low crime, resolving speeding traffic concerns which conﬂict with our desire for e-bikes safety. we want no airport growth, no high rise growth, we want no low income housing. we want to maintain our desirable community and all it has going for it with the trails, the beaches, the new camp store at the campground, the community parks for our children and the geographic closeness of our schools which identify as aviara oaks and poinsettia. we do not want 4 houses on one lot. we dont want to be seattle, we dont even want to be carlsbad village with all its condo growth, and associated noise and parking conﬂicts. nothing. it is disjointed, it splits up the beach area, it goes all the way to rancho Santa Fe road. no common elements. the city is split by 78 to the north and el camino down the middle. its pretty obvious to anyone living here the current map lacks cohesiveness and splits up neighborhoods. I would make district 1 from the 78 down to Paloma airport rd and el camino, district 2 everything east of that down to Palomar airport rd. district 3 would be coastal south carlsbad, zip 92011, down to la costa ave, with eastern boundary as el camino real, north boundary of Palomar airport rd. district 4 would be all east of down to olivenhain rd, and include the tiny section that is now purple down by leucadia. no 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 52Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 59 of 156 408976108 en we live near the beach, the freeway and the train station Ponto Ocean, I5, La Costa Ave, Palomar Airport Road concern about coastal erosion and pollution, development of open areas, access to public transportation it does include the entire Batiquitos lagoon extend it north along the coast and reduce the inland areas No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 53Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 60 of 156 408976108 en Going to the beach (S Ponto), Batiquitos Lagoon, even having La Costa Resort in spa in backyard. South La Costa (to differentiate between La Costa north of the golf course). However, jokingly I would call it “Basically encinitas.” Most of our social lives, shopping, etc. takes place in Encinitas. our kids are in then encinitas Union school district. I also tell people driving to me (people in SD) that I live in South La Costa so that they don’t think I’m as far north as Carlsbad Village Drive. I like the existing boundaries for district 4. South Ponto is the beach that we consider “ours” to the west. La Costa resort and spa is the northern boundary as you come inland (everything south of La Costa Avenue more or less), it sort of serves as a natural divide. I think we do often feel a little separated from the rest of Carlsbad, but I don’t think it’s a bad thing. We have a unique identity ourselves, as La Costa is a fairly old/recognizable community. We greatly beneﬁt from being in a larger city, but I like our independent nature to a degree. I would not want us to change school districts at all. I like the current boundaries. I think they make sense. I like that we include a small bit of the coastline. Nothing N/a 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 54Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 61 of 156 408976108 en Tennis, Pickleball, soccer, basketball, baseball, concerts in the park Poinsettia Paseo del Norte, aviara Blvd, Palomar airport road, cassia rd Poinsettia park, Pac rim Elementary school, aviara park NA 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 55Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 62 of 156 408976108 en Parks and recreational facilities, walking facilities (trails, sidewalks, etc.), shopping centers, etc. Rancho La Costa South of La Costa Ave to Encinitas boundary...El Camino Real to just east of Rancho Santa Fe This is an extremely family-oriented community that is focused on public safety, cleanliness, and maintaining community character. It's contiguous, makes sense, and the communities within the district share similar tastes and values (relatively conservative, family- oriented communities that highly value cleanliness and safety). Nothing. No. 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 56Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 63 of 156 408976108 en Soccer play socializing Basketball Corona la Costa La Costa and Cadencia Common schools and activities Not much Each district should hv each equal pull from the coast No 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 57Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 64 of 156 408976108 en The US Govt, via the USPS, has already divided the city into four logical, cohesive groups, to wit: 4 zip codes. each zip code also used by real estate world to reveal sales data and property values. Just copy the federal govt, and be done with it. Glenn Carlsbad Military Community 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 58Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 65 of 156 408976108 408976108 408976108 en en en Beaches and Restaurants Beachgoing, walking, cycling The beach the beach the beach Transient-Central Spinnaker Hill Carlsbad Huh Poinsettia/Batiquitos/Kestrel Beach / ecr Representation by our D1 rep Shopping & restaurants Huh District 3 is cutoff from area west of I5 south of Poinsettia Nothing. I see this as a boondoggle See 5 The beach should be one district No 92008 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 59Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 66 of 156 408976108 en pickle ball, driveway movie nights, cul de sac gatherings, swimming, walking, gentle hiking (on local trails), dining, get togethers Edinburgh Estates/The Colony @ Calavera Hills Tamarack Avenue east of El Camino and west of Carlsbad Village Drive, Edinburgh Drive, Kirkwall, Glascow (from Edinburgh west to where gated community begins, Gateshead Road, Inverness, Brookwood Court, all cul de sacs within these boundaries HOA tries to bring entire community together whether in person or by mail. Within this community there are sub groups. For instance, the people on my street all get along and socialize together and watch out for one another. Some from other streets within the broader community have started to join some of our street’s activities. The biggest problem we have right now within our entire community - the broader one – happens to be the political divide. This has been going on for several years now and, in my opinion, it is fracturing the community. I see nothing wrong with supporting the candidate of your choice, the proposition of your choice, etc. There is nothing wrong with putting out a “Vote For” type sign. However, some residents have taken to putting up signage in their front yards (or signage visible from their front yards) that are clearly messages of racism and hatred. (Our community is not very diverse but those who are of a different ethnic, racial or religious background can feel threatened by the prejudice these signs reveal.) Additionally, signage with foul language should not be allowed. It is wrong, immature and let’s not forget there are young children in the neighborhood. I don’t see a solution to this widening political divide. It is frightening. I don't see anything to like about them. District 2 appears much larger than the other districts. I think each district should have approximately the same # of residents so their council member can better care for his or her district. Also, the council member for each district MUST live within that district. If he or she moves outside the district, a new councilmember must be elected from that districts to replace him/her. I would like to see more districts. The more there are means that the councilmember wont be so spread out. Every resident with a problem or issue will be heard immediately and no one will have to wait. No. I am just a Carlsbad resident who has lived here for over 30 years. 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 60Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 67 of 156 408976108 en Walking, biking, water sports. Easy access to beach & lagoons, Civic Center, Cole Library, Community Gardens, shops and restaurants. Concern for keeping the character of the Village & Barrio. Extending the CRT and trenching the tracks. Managing tourism, parking and over development. The coastal weather we enjoy. Carlsbad Village The Ocean, Agua Hedionda / Cannon Road, El Camino Real, Laguna Drive See interests above. Maintaining the character and enjoying the beneﬁts of the village and our beach community. District 1 reasonably represents my community. Current districts seem designed to de-emphasize communities of interest and make all 4 of similar demographics and geography, resulting in lost diversity and many of the beneﬁts of having districts vs. at-large voting. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 61Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 68 of 156 408976108 en Outdoor walking, beautiful CA living, quiet relaxing enjoyment of life. Rancho Carrillo We have 1,548 homes with PAR to the north, El Fuerte to the east, Alga to the south and San Marcos to the east. Melrose runs down the middle. The canyons. Everybody touches the ocean and the 5. We don't belong in dist 2. We have nothing in common with most of the rest of the dist which has all the NE of the city and the whole industrial corridor. It is like we were tacked on to ﬁt the numbers. no 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 62Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 69 of 156 408976108 en Hill county, parks and open space, dogs and kids Northeast Carlsbad Hills El Camino >> east to Calavera Hills >>south to College X El Camino People in my community like to walk up and down the Hills and enjoy the parks and open space. People in my community love their dogs and spend time at the dog park. People in my community love to take their kids to the park. People in my community like to ride their bikes Only boundary I agree with is the orange one I would divide the boundaries east to west. The Eastern portions of Carlsbad really don't have much in common with the coastal areas. No, but i have represented the community that uses Village H in council meetings 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 63Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 70 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en -More open space and preserving better our natural environment -Less high rises in village Preserving Olde Carlsbad 7150 Lantana Terrace Buena Vista lagoon to el camino to tamarack to the beach Parks, hiking, open space, the village Nothing District 1 feels pretty accurate. Seems like space from around tamarack and El camino should be included. District 4 is too small! It should be the entire area south of Poinsettia lane, Aviara pkwy, Alga Road. The light blue seems too big. no Village area 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 64Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 71 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en parks, batiquitos lagoon Going to the beaches and parks. Eating at the local downtown restaurants. Chase Field. CHS Football. aviara, south carlsbad Olde Carlsbad el camino real, la costa ave Hwy 78 to the north. Agua Hedionda Lagoon to the south. The coastline to the west. El Camino Real to the east. concerts in the park, sports at the park They do use some of the major geographical boundaries and main streets. Rearrange then to follow more of those major geographical boundaries, and main streets. No 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 65Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 72 of 156 408976108 en A lot of people walks in the neighborhood Tamarack Point Tamarack Point is located on the east and west sides of Pontiac with Tamarack to the south, and Just past Brighton on the north. The three housing developments at Tamarack Point are in the same HOA Tamarack Point Master Association. My neighborhood is intact. Much of it seems logical for District 2 Would be nice if geographic boundaries were a little more even, but that probably doesn't work with the population distribution which is more important. 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 66Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 73 of 156 408976108 en Outdoor activities, open spaces, trails, Batiquitos lagoon preserve area, south Carlsbad shopping and proximity to Encinitas La Costa and Aviara South of Poinsettia, south of Aviara/Alga, Park Hyatt Aviara, Omni La Costa, La Costa Ave, La Costa Oaks, La Costa Canyon HS, La Costa Valley, the Forum, Calle Barcelona, south RSF Rd, Olivenhain Our community feels an identity as south Carlsbad. We don’t go up to the Carlsbad village area often, we stick to our neighborhoods, local shopping areas like the forum and town center, and Ponto beach. We are physically close to Encinitas and need Carlsbad to engage us more. Many of our kids attend Encinitas schools. I like that all districts have a bit of the beach. N/a N/a 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 67Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 74 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Mountain biking, skiing, surﬁng, holiday gatherings with neighbors Outdoor activity, sports Laguna Riviera La costs oaks Northeast end of Agua Hedionda lagoon, vicinity of Kelly elementary East of Rancho Santa Fe Rd. south of la Costa Avenue, north of OPE school Kids went to Kelly school. Quiet neighborhood/streets is important. Neighbors don't change often - long term residents. Current boundaries are ﬁne I would have three districts that border the Paciﬁc Ocean and to districts that are east of El Camino Real None 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 68Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 75 of 156 408976108 en We live in Carlsbad. We live a beach culture and coastal activities. We live in a hilly area adjacent to La Costa golf course. Most adult residents are professionals. Not too many minorities West La Costa South of Palomar Airport Road West of Melrose North of La Costa Blvd. North Ponto Beach Quality education Active lifestyles La Costa Greens and Bressi Ranch are same district Not sure if this is a district question but why are school districts drawn around water districts Vs city districts ? There are hardly any kids in our neighborhood who attend San Marcos Schools 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 69Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 76 of 156 408976108 en Hiking, cycling La Costa Palomar - Melrose - Ranch Santa Fe - El Camino Real - La Costa Relaxation, outdoor activities, friendliness Not much I would make it more Coastal-South, Coastal-North, Inland-South (where we are), Inland North. El Camino Real separates E/W, Palomar Airport Road (or Maybe Faraday/Canon) separates N/S. 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 70Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 77 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en kids and dogs I have always identiﬁed with The Village since I moved here in 1973. That was Carlsbad and that is where my friends are Palisades The Village Tamarack and El Camino Real The coast to Tamarack, Chestnut to Sierra Morena . Sierra Morena to where the condos begin Quiet Dining outside in thevVillage 0 That I am in District 1. I am passionate about the development in my district West of El Camino Real should be district 1 Nothing no No 92008 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 71Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 78 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Airport pollution and noise. Traffic, shopping and dining. No senior activities. Poinsettia Pickleball Courts Bressi Ranch Poinsettia Community El Camino Real, Palomar Airport Road, El Fuerte and Poinsettia. Poinsettia Lane, Poinsettia Community Park Alga Norte Park, active HOA.Pickleball Couts Not much.Nothing. Would draw Palomar Airport into District 3.Prefer 4 quadrants: northwest, northwest, southwest and southeast. 92009 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 72Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 79 of 156 408976108 en We are a quiet hilly area with a mix of many retired home owners as well as young families. Many of our streets have culdesacs and the crime level appears to be low. We believe in neighbors helping neighbors. I am a retired pharmacist with an attorney and a Doctor living in homes on either side of us. John and Diane Frazee of the Frazee pioneer family live just above our home. Camino Village Hills 3380 Garibaldi Place is located just south and west of Hidden Valley Park near the major cross streets of El Camino Real and Carlsbad Village Drive. Patriotism, friendliness. Many of our homes display the USA ﬂag. A number of retired Veterans. Walking is a rich pastime of our area and safety is important and respected by drivers where traffic is concerned. Not much! I think District 2 should include the area between Carlsbad Village Drive, Chestnut and El Camino Real. In other words we'd prefer being included in District 2. No. 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 73Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 80 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Use of trails, schools and parks Interest and activities are varied across age proﬁles, but all share a desire to be outdoors and enjoy the comradery of neighbors. Calavera Hills La Costa or Rancho La Costa North and South Tamarack - Preserve on the east - College on the west La Costa Avenue, El Camino Real, Rancho Santa Fe and Olivenhain Road. traffic, conservation/use/safety of preserve/open space, schools and use of parks Homeownership, strong schools, low crime. I like that they run from the coast to inland - it makes them more diverse Fairly accurate. Move district 4 west of ELR into district 3. Or consider carving out two coastal centric districts in the north and south quadrant of the City. Yes, happy, content retired people/ 92009 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 74Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 81 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Walkability to all activities, beach going, bike riding, Love of nature, peace and quiet place to live, good education, neighborhood block parties, congenial neighbors. North Village Aviara North of carlsbad village drive, west of jefferson, east of buena vista lagoon. West - Coastline North - Palomar Airport Road East - El Camino Real South - La Costa Avenue Walking, the beach, variety of restaurants, quiet nights, family friendly, diversity. Watching out for our older residents. I think they're OK I think they're ﬁne 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 75Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 82 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Bedroom community Beach activities; love of our local elementary school Aviara Pac Rim neighborhood current district 3 east of I5 Ocean, palomar Airport road, College/Aviara and the Batiquitos Lagoon or Encinitas on the south end peace quiet, not much traffic We all shop at Ralph’s and get our coffee there. We all go to South Ponto Beach. We prefer to play at Poinsettia Park or Aviara Park. We are very active yet laid back. many quiet homes are included I think linking the folks south of Aviara and el camino real with District 4 doesn’t make any sense. We go to school and socialize with District 3. west of I5 the beach is an entirely different, busy scene Parts of district 4 totally belong in district 3 I live in The Tides 92011 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 76Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 83 of 156 408976108 en young families with kids who play multiple sports and spend lots of time outdoors. When offered, we always go with friends to the outdoor park concerts and events. La Costa Heights North of Olivenhain up to the golf course area, east to the canyon near Cadencia Park, west to El Camino Real youth sports, school events, park events In District 4 the area that goes north along the coast to poinsettia seems out of place no 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 77Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 84 of 156 408976108 en Lifestyle: schools, recreation, church affiliation, shopping, social and volunteer groups, sports old Carlsbad 1864 PALISADES DR El Camino on the east, Tamarack on the south Districting for schools, community groups such as sports and other volunteer non proﬁt activities, access to the ocean N/A District 1 boundaries should include all residences north of Agua Hedionda Lagoon and west of El Camino Real. We share nothin in common with District 2. We don't for the most part attend District 2 schools, , rarely use the parks in that area, we are focused on the ocean not inland. no 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 78Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 85 of 156 408976108 en We love walking and we like the village atmosphere, though it can be hard walking in the village because of the priority in land use and otherwise given to car traffic. Carlsbad Village The Village and its linear extensions ranges from El Camino Real on the east to Cannon Road or Palomar Airport Road on the South to Oceanside on the North and to the Ocean on the West Walkability and friendly neighborhood feeling They seem reasonable. That depends on demographic factors to achieve electoral fairness. NO 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 79Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 86 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en beach, running, cycling, library, village shops and events Beach Tourism runs across all four districts. Old Carlsbad or Carlsbad Village Carlsbad coastal Hwy 78, Paciﬁc Ocean, Palomar Airport Road, El Camino Real Coast Hwy-La Costa Ave-Poinsettia-Aviara The beach and the village. Beach living, being active outside. Privacy-Peace and Quiet The Village has its own representation I’m know little about my district east of El Camino Real. Is there a single voice for coastal communities across districts anywhere? Traffic and tourism issues along the coast? 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 80Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 87 of 156 408976108 en Schools: El Camino Creek and San Dieguito Union High School district. Feel very connected to entire SDUHSD district because of school choice, but don't feel connection to other schools of EUSD. Beach: Rarely go to Carlsbad beaches, generally go to Encinitas beaches. Halloween trick or treating (when kids younger) Carlsbad Forum and Encinitas Ranch shopping. Rarely go to La Costa Town Square, it is too sketchy. Immediate neighborhood: Rancho Ponderosa Community: La Costa within El Camino Creek school boundaries But to be honest, my family identiﬁes more with Encinitas due to school district, high school (SDA), and Encinitas Express soccer club Immediate neighborhood: Rancho Ponderosa HOA, Santa Fe Ridge HOA, and portion of La Costa Valley near El Camino Creek school. El Camino Real, Olivenhain Road, Calle Barcelona, Rancho Santa Fe Road. Community: La Costa within El Camino Creek boundaries (above plus other side of Calle Barcelona) Schools It seems pretty well aligned with Encinitas Union and San Dieguito Union High School districts. Neighborhoods on other side of lagoon don't seem to belong. Rarely go to those beaches even, always go to Encinitas beaches. no 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 81Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 88 of 156 408976108 408976108 408976108 en en en Family, outdoor recreation Older homes, walkable neighborhoods. Pointsettia Vista Paciﬁca Olde Carlsbad North Coastline Lego land ponto road South of Poinsettia, from batiquitos to crystalline 1339 Buena Vista Way Knowing our neighbors from schools and shopping friendships etc. Terramar should be included in Dist. 1 92008 92011 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 82Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 89 of 156 408976108 en Isolated and dividedcollege College and el camino Safety. But community is not brought together by much of anything. N/a District 2 is mainly sub dividions with not much of cohesion to bring community together. No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 83Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 90 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Safety (we welcome carlsbad police patrol), wildﬁre risk due to experiencing the Poinsettia Fire, keeping the neighborhood family friendly South Carlsbad Solterra of La Costa Greens is the micro neighborhood. I’d say La Costa, Bressi, poinsettia park, Alga Norte, Ponto and campgrounds are the broad areas. Safe place to raise a family. Clean, up kept place to retire. Very family focused. I like that each section is responsible for some of the beach and spread east. I like the slices from east to west. I’m not sure why district 2 is so large. Would it make more sense if the airport area was part of district 3 since that is the district impacted by the use of the airport? No 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 84Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 91 of 156 408976108 en Mostly NIMBY’s with a lot of time to post on nextdoor.com and a few out-priced younger generation that may have inherited their parents home. Olde Carlsbad West- 5 freeway, North- Oceanside border, East- El Camino Real, South - Tamarack Village activities, Restaurants that are walkable, Beach access. Village & Olde Carlsbad - similar interests. South border should end at Tamarack. East border should end at El Camino Real. No. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 85Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 92 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Poinsettia or Ponto Instead of Barrio maybe South Village. Beach, Palomar Airport Road, El Camino Real, & Southern City Border.Pine Park Lagoon to Lagoon, Ocean Village, walk ability, rail trails, beach, biking Not sure it makes sense to have the boundaries all get an part of the beach areas as that does not represent the communities of Carlsbad. 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 86Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 93 of 156 408976108 en Walking, hiking, biking, exercise Rancho Carrillo should be in the same district as other 92009 neighborhoods like Bressi, La Costa Greens and Olde La Costa it's strange that it is cut out to vote with 92010. I think it makes sense for the districts to be put together by zip code...or at least 92009 and 92011 seem like they'd work well that way. I live in Rancho Carrillo currently in District 2 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 87Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 94 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Parks and trails Mountain biking, hiking, surﬁng, running, yoga, and community events East of El Camino Calavera Foothills Dog park Carlsbad Village drive/Cheatnut El Camino, cannon, and college We always have block parties, etc. Young families, any special occasion we love to socialize! I think 3 and 4 are grouped properly.Not sure Spinnaker Point should NOT be part of District 1. We should be in 2. We have very little 8n common with the beach/Village community. All the coast or most it should be one district No 92010 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 88Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 95 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Active lifestyles. Easy gooding attitudes. Pride of ownership. Safe for Walking outdoors on streets and trails and riding bikes La Costa Friendly and outdoors and activities oriented ? Lagoon, golf course and El Camino Real, Rancho Santa Fe, La Costa Ave Batiquitos lagoon, kestrel or Pointsettia And el Camino real and Aviara Safety, quick response ﬁre and police. Fresh air. Clean water. Outdoor activities and education, children ?Safe Trails and walking areas Nothing...just bring into line with census numbers. Keep basic conﬁguration Can’t think of anything No No 92009 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 89Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 96 of 156 408976108 en Located in south Carlsbad in the La Costa area, we are in close proximity to Batiquitos Lagoon, Ponto Beach, and the Aviara Oaks Elementary and Middle Schools. Of course, we also have access to neighborhood amenities at Aviara Community Park as well as La Costa Resort & Spa and Park Hyatt Aviara with recreational opportunities. Community of La Costa/Aviara. La Costa Avenue on the south, the Paciﬁc Ocean on the west, the back side of La Costa Golf Course on the east, and somewhere south of Palomar Airport Road on the north, where the residential neighborhoods end and the industrial/commercial areas begin. The two schools, Aviara Oaks Elementary and Aviara Oaks Middle, join families who have children and grow up in this community. The La Costa Resort and Park Hyatt Aviara provide recreation for both adults and children. Batiquitos Lagoon and Ponto Beach provide a natural setting for outdoor opportunities and appreciation of the place we call "home." Hopefully, the current boundaries are consistent with the elementary and middle school boundaries, or at a minimum, the elementary schools, since middle schools may draw from a larger geographic area. It seems Batiquitos Lagoon and the area north of La Costa Avenue should be part of District 3. District 2 seems out of proportion, but I suspect there are fewer residences in that area and perhaps it is reﬂective of that, although the boundaries still seem to extend in all directions in a cumbersome manner. No. 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 90Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 97 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en Common HOA Walking, bike riding , going to parks Rancho Carrillo Capri Palomar Airport Road, El Fuerte, Melrose Ave, Alga Hillside/ sunnyhill Problems with landscaping. Feeling safe riding my bike. I wish Carlsbad had safer areas that are zoned bike or walk only. Not on the street. All districts Include coastline so inland citizens can have a say in how things are done. I like it D2 is too large and includes too much industrial. D4 is not very diverse. Nothing Beach volleyball players (various groups) 92008 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 91Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 98 of 156 408976108 en Outdoor lifestyle activities Safety Pleasantville Poinsettia and Palomar Airpot Rd Carlsbad Blvd and Alga Coastline, parks, commerce, residential, greenery Civic pride Safe community Beautiful community Open spaces and not too much density They all include coastline residential, business, hills I am not sure why these districts need to be changed. The community went through a laborious, mindful process to create the current district boundaries Nothing No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 92Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 99 of 156 408976108 en Soccer, beach, trails, church Location and Sunshine El Camino Real Group events, shared interests, safety North to South Some just seem a lot smaller than others, but I believe it is based on population District 2 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 93Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 100 of 156 408976108 en Because I live in a coastal area, with many of the residents part-time, there is not much sense of community. A shared interest is how to deal with beachgoers and the problems caused by that. The immediate area was originally called Newberry Park. Then surfers called it "The Point". Others say North End of Ocean Street. Buena Vista Lagoon, RR tracks, Army-Navy Academy, the ocean. Sometimes we come together about safety and traffic concerns that have to do with beach goers. They make good sense geographically. I know that District 1 has to include more people somehow. I think the southern boundary should trace the norm boundary of Agua Hedionda all the way to ECR and the eastern boundary should also expand eastward to ECR The very small group of citizens who have lived in Carlsbad for more than 60 years! 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 94Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 101 of 156 408976108 en Brindisi @ Aviara Premier Collection Poinsettia lane - south Aviara Park - north Ambrosia Lane - west Cassia Rd - east cool weather - quiet Boundaries between districts are disjointed beween D2 & D3 the boundary should be along Palomar Airport Rd from the beach to ECR and then drop down too Poinsettia Lane along ECR. The map shouldn't look like puzzle pieces Boundary between D2 & D3 should be along Palomar Airport Rd from the beach to ECR and then drop down too Poinsettia Lane along ECR. The map shouldn't look like puzzle pieces No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 95Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 102 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en kid safe play areas, golf, tennis, BBQs Beach & weather. Outdoor exercise Treviso (circa Aviara)Carlsbad Vilage Beach Poinsettia Lane, between Cassia and El Camino Real Lagoon/power plant to lagoon South Oceanside. West of 5 safety for our families is #1 Nothing they look great and I think all included communities make sense nothing It’s too big. Cut it off at the 5. I'm the HOA president for the Treviso community 92008 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 96Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 103 of 156 408976108 en Dogs, Bicycling, undeveloped land, clean energy Falcon Hills The triangle between Carlsbad Village Drive, El Camino, and Tamarack. Neighborhood safety, dogs, farmer's market I do not like the current boundaries. I thought they were a mistake from the beginning. District #2 has signiﬁcantly larger wildland areas than the other districts. I believe that causes an environmental imbalance on the city council. Districts 3 and 4 both essentially represent the same constituencies. I believe the horizontal layering approach does not serve the city in a meaningful way. I believe the city should be split up into 5 districts to represent the ﬁve signiﬁcant population centers, not four (Village, Calavera, Poinsettia, Carrillo, La Costa). North Carlsbad is probably well represented, especially with the recent addition of population in the Robertson Ranch area. However, South Carlsbad should be split into 3 areas, each with both park/wild areas and high-pop density areas. As California starts to mandate higher-density zoning areas to alleviate population and housing price concerns, the "population" metric for determining district size and shape will either need to be constantly re-evaluated or else the boundaries should have meaning for the city as a whole. N/A 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 97Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 104 of 156 408976108 408976108 en en We are neighbors in an over-55 neighborhood with a gate, with social activities and shared facilities Walking, outdoor activities, animals (primarily Dogs). Lakeshore Gardens Parks and Beach The front gate is off Avenida Encinas, south of Poinsettia and east of the railroad. Poinsettia Ln, Beach, Poinsettia Park, El Camino Real Lots of social activities Conservation, Education, Diversity They make sense, and seem to be mostly drawn along major roads Needs change Broader to expand to Palomar Airport Rd and La Costa No 92011 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 98Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 105 of 156 408976108 en Walking trails, City maintenance of common areas (such as ﬁre-prone greenbelt zones) Carlsbad South- LCC (La Costa Canyon High School) Rancho Santa Fe Road to Calle Barcelona to Calle Acervo. Safety They are satisfactory Probably nothing for District 4 No 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 99Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 106 of 156 408976108 en Raising families, going to same schools, libraries, beaches. Old Carlsbad From the ocean to El Camino Real, from 78 to Cannon Rd. People who come often stay for the rest of their lives - many residents born here, many have lived here for over 40 years. So preservation of the character of our village is paramount because we will have to live with it and our children also. Mostly preserves old Carlsbad (D1). D2, D3, and D4 do not represent communities of interest, and D1 is a bit distorted. The city has used a quadrant system for many years, and those quadrants are roughly our communities of interest. It is a logical fallacy to think that a councilperson must have a district with east-west boundaries in order to do a good job - they all have a vote on all the issues. No, not at this time. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 100Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 107 of 156 408976108 en District 1 southern border should logically extend down to Tamarack east to College 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 101Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 108 of 156 408976108 en walking .... walking and more walking. Old Carlsbad Coastline to El Camino Real Polite Nice People .... no hate. There's been some crazy aggressive people around here lately. Really pissed off people. Never have seen that on the streets before. Lived here 26 years. Hope to live here for the rest of my life. ? ... not sure. Never thought about it. It all seems good. No complaints Nothing .... love my neighborhood. No. Just be nice and pay your taxes and quit yelling at people. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 102Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 109 of 156 408976108 en La Costa Oaks is one planned community with a common look and environment. All neighbors are slated for the EUSD schools. It would be good to keep all of La Costa Oaks together. (both North and South) La Costa Oaks Communities on the west and east of Rancho Santa Fe Road starting at Melrose and ending at Camino de Los Coches. Similar community character, school district, social gatherings put on by the HOA, similar housing. They seem to have similar amounts of people in each district. On this map, La Costa Oaks is divided between district 3 and district 4. I would change that to make La Costa Oaks be in one district. In order to keep the populations balanced, the boundaries west of the 5 freeway could be adjusted. I am a homeowner in La Costa Oaks. Not sure if I am representing them though. 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 103Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 110 of 156 408976108 en Nonspeciﬁc ongoing spontaneous social encounters. R-1 IYP Tamarack/Park--Skyline---Hillside--to coast. Citizen science projects and activities. I gives everybody a say on coastal issues. If population balancing works, have the Chestnut to Tamarack section of D1 connect to El Camino Real. As it is, the current boundary severs a neighborhood. No. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 104Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 111 of 156 408976108 en It's a small neighborhood and most of us have lived here for 25 years. Cannon, College, Faraday and both sides of El Camino A safe and quiet walking community. The current district includes our community as stated above. I would get rid of districts if I could. I don't think they are healthy for Carlsbad nor have they achieved the desired results. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 105Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 112 of 156 408976108 en La Costa Valley HOA. In Encinitas Union and San Dieguito Union School District. Share walking trails, going to Ponto Beach, Stagecoach Community Center and ﬁelds (sport activity, TGIF music), Dove Library, Christ Presbyterian Chuch of LaCosta La Costa Rt 101 Coastline up from Ponto and Batiquitos Lagoon. La Costa Ave and Leucadia bodering Encinitas and to Olivenhain Road and Rancho Santa Fe Road to Encinitas and San Marcos border with Aviara to Poinsettia (along 101. Appears to be scoop taken out of that is District 2 not sure landmark for that border. Close to schools, trails, beach and shopping. Don't think it should be shared socioeconomic status, age or ethnicity - could use some diversity but doesn't exist. Like that it includes coastline, lagoon, trails La Costa Valley and schools. Be better if our schools were all in same district and if were also in Poinsettia Park. Sometimes feel like LCV which borders Encinitas is treated like it isn't part of Carlsbad. I appreciate having a district city council member who represents us. Forsythe family 3 adults and 2 children. 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 106Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 113 of 156 408976108 en Our immediate neighborhood is a culdesac of friendly, caring and professional people and includes many original owners who are now retired. We have had culdesac pot-luck-dinners and watched as the children have grown. Friendly Crossroads. Coastline, Palomar Airport Road Poinsettia and Aviara Parkway. Very little turnover from original buyers. Everyone has "aged" together - from the neighborhood children to the retired seniors. They look out for each other. They seem to work "o.k" - but. . . . I would bring the District 3 all the way up to Palomar Airport Road from the Poinsettia and Aviara Parkway crossroads. Must less disjointed. No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 107Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 114 of 156 408976108 en Walking/hiking trails, dog walking, large community park with grassy dog park, bike riding, ocean views and breezes, Poinsettia Batiquitos Acres Palomar Airport Rd to Batiquitos Lagoon Ponto and Carlsbad State Beach to Aviara Pkwy to El Camino Real Good schools, lots of areas for physical activities, education level of residents, a common goal of keeping the community safe, clean and enjoyable I don't District 3 has grown in population. It's too large. District 4 appears gerrymandered. Why are there only 4 districts. I would prefer at least 5 to represent residents better No 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 108Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 115 of 156 408976108 en Nature lovers, hiking Rancho Carrillo San Marcos, Palomar Airport Rd Brassi Ranch Rancho Carrillo Park and trail system. I do not like the current zoning. I dislike the fact that Rancho Carrillo currently belong to District 2. District 3 should be extended to fully include all villages of Rancho Carrillo community. 92009 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 109Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 116 of 156 408976108 en Beach, walking Old Carlsbad 78 to Agua Hedionda lagoon Interstate 5 to El Camino Real Ability to walk on residential streets without much traffic Downtown Carlsbad residents have special needs. They deserve their own representation. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 110Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 117 of 156 408976108 en Water sports, Agua Hedionda lagoon and Paciﬁc Ocean. Carlsbad historic center which includes the downtown district, barrio and the ﬁrst bird sanctuary in California, the Buena Vista lagoon. Carlsbad Village or Carlsbad City Center Not “Olde Carlsbad”! Paciﬁc Ocean to the west, Buena Vista Lagoon to the north, El Camino Real to the east and Palomar Airport Road to the south. The importance of reducing noise from the train, I-5 freeway and the constant sound of sirens that’d make most New Yorkers feel right at home. The dispersion of transients, homeless and door to door opportunists. Cleanliness of the streets, particularly downtown and the barrio. Last, though not least, a more enhanced focus on crime to include speeding in 25mph zones, the running of stop signs and the parking of vehicles on surface streets longer than 72 hours. Nothing. They do not reﬂect the true character of the city, and its development over the years, particularly district 1. Please refer to question 3. No 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 111Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 118 of 156 408976108 en Walking, water sports in the lagoon, village shopping, library and arts, dinner art, tennis, pools, park visits, youth sports and dance, gardening Tamarack Agua Hedionda to south, 78 to north, beach to west, El Camino Real east Families, arts, beach, dinners out, outside activities, schools I like that we are a part of The Village. I am glad the beach and lagoons are included. Nothing. No, but am a senior citizen. 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 112Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 119 of 156 408976108 408976108 408976108 en en en Calavera nature preserve 55+ Senior lifestyle, sense of community Time in the village and outside social visiting Calavera Hills Rancho Carlsbad District one Calavera preserve to the east, Carlsbad/Oceanside city line to the north Cannon to the south Tamarck to the west El Camino Real, Canyon & College Carlsbad village drive (Elm) and the beach Schools, preserve, beach Health and ﬁtness Food beer and beach Includes beach area Haven't given it much thought They all touch the coast Would move southern boundary above Palomar Airport nothing I would not change them especially district one no District one 92010 92010 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 113Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 120 of 156 408976108 en Outdoors, walking, beach going Bay Collection Poinsettia and Aviara Parkway Eucalyptus Trail Safety, calm neighborhoods, peace I like that each district has a bit of the coast and moves eastward. Nothing. Adjust slightly for change in population, but that's it. DO NOT RADICALLY CHANGE DISTRICTS. None 92011 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? 92008 92009 92010 92011 I don't live in Carlsbad Collector ID 114Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 121 of 156 SP_Redistricting Survey Results Collector ID 408976108 language es What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? Walking, the beach, jazz in the park, eating in restaurants, the market, the fair If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it?The old part of Carlsbad What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. West- Paciﬁc Ocean East- College Street North- Vista Way South- Palomar Airport Rd What brings your community together? What is important to your community?Schools, businesses What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries?I wish they were roughly equal in size Do you represent a group? If so, which one?No What ZIP code do you call home?92008 Collector ID 1Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 122 of 156 408976108 es The beach, sports facilities, restaurants and parks. Downtown Carlsbad The 78, palomar airport road, the sea, and Calaveras Hills. Safety, quality of life. Not having to drive far to do our shopping. That they have access to all the important points. They all share the sea, the train tracks, and main avenues. No se. No 92010 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? Collector ID 2Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 123 of 156 408976108 es Walk with our dogs, walk on the beach. And do it with the assurance that it is a low crime place. Touristy From Jefferson Street to Grand Ave. and the beach Services and programs. Like the library. Places that serve the Spanish speaking community. There are many shops, restaurants, gas stations, etc. places for entertainment The bars are taking up a lot of space. Have a limit of places, many come to get drunk and it is dangerous for everyone Latino 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? Collector ID 3Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 124 of 156 408976108 es Make the Barrio Neighborhood Safer Quiet What is known as the barrio and the village Peace of mind among neighbors What was important is that there were still more Latinos. We are parting ways and I don't like it. The cost of living is forcing families to go elsewhere. That everything is within reach (district 1) we have everything local Nothing I'm a Latina 92008 language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? Collector ID 4Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 125 of 156 From:redistricting To: Subject:RE: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Date:Monday, September 20, 2021 4:41:00 PM You’re welcome! Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Arnie Cohen Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2021 9:28 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Re: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Faviola, Thank you so much. I appreciate everyone working to give residents the best and most helpful tools when drawing maps. Arnie On Thu, Sep 16, 2021, 4:39 PM redistricting <redistricting@carlsbadca.gov> wrote: Good Afternoon Mr. Cohen, I just wanted to follow up with you and inform you that the demographer has submitted a request for the school districts to be included as an overlay option for the Maptitude tool in Carlsbad. Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: Emails Exhibit 2 Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 126 of 156 From: Arnie Cohen Sent: Monday, September 13, 2021 5:06 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Carlsbad is covered by three school districts. Those are one of the categories for a community of interest. Would it be possible to add an overlay to the mapping tool that shows those school districts under the "Boundaries" drop down similar to the "Current Districts" option? That would be very helpful as people draft their maps. Thank you Arnie Cohen CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 127 of 156 From: To: Cc: Subject:FW: 9/9 Independent Redistricting Commission Meeting - Additional Materials Date:Monday, September 13, 2021 10:56:00 AM Attachments:image002.png Hi there, See commissioner’s input below. Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Gayle Cadwallader Sent: Friday, September 10, 2021 1:59 AM To: Faviola Medina Subject: Re: 9/9 Independent Redistricting Commission Meeting - Additional Materials Regarding the Current Demographics in slide 4, I will suggest that the table be modified to add footnotes describing the "Total" Deviation from Ideal, and the Total % Deviation. I'm sure the demographer will tell us the definitions verbally when she makes the presentation, but she has told us those definitions before, and people didn't understand or remember. So maybe it will help if it's written right on the slide. It will certainly help when people look at the slide later. The numbers are not the total of the 4 districts, but rather the span of deviations from high to low (so, the total of the deviations of District 1 and District 3, which are the worst two). On Wed, Sep 8, 2021 at 10:20 AM Faviola Medina <> wrote: Good Morning Commissioners and Alternates, Please find attached the following for the Sept. 9, 2021 Independent Redistricting Commission meeting. Additional Materials for Item #2: Draft Public Hearing Presentation The attached documents are also available on our website. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 128 of 156 Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 P: | www.carlsbadca.gov Facebook | Twitter | You Tube | Flickr | Pinterest | Enews|P Consider the environment before printing this e-mail Confidentiality Notice: Please note that email correspondence with the City of Carlsbad, along with any attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 129 of 156 From: To: Cc: Subject:FW: Redistricting site, typos Date:Monday, September 13, 2021 10:12:00 AM See Commissioner input below. Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Gayle Cadwallader Sent: Friday, September 10, 2021 2:37 AM To: Faviola Medina Subject: Redistricting site, typos On the Redistricting site, on the FAQ page, the answer to the last FAQ about the basis for the April 17 deadline has a typo. It should mention November 2022, not 2002. On the Get Involved page, under the Timeline heading, April 14 is stated as the deadline. But April 17 is shown everywhere else I've seen. Please reconcile. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 130 of 156 From: To: Subject:Re: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing Date:Wednesday, September 22, 2021 11:47:24 AM Good Afternoon Faviola, Thank you for your response. I understand last minute changes. For example, since our last meeting the State of California has released census data. This information has only been known for a few days. In our case, a power point draft was presented and I would expect with the advanced planning since the 9th that by now we would have a mostly complete presentation. It seems most of this burden would be on the part of the consultant anyway. Yes, please send what has been accomplished to date on the presentation. Even a last minute change can be provided to the commissioners by email so we have the opportunity to enter the meeting as informed as possible. Thank you, Gretchen M.Ashton, Commissioner Carlsbad Inde endent Redistricting Commission On Wed, Sep 22, 2021, 11:16 AM Faviola Medina <> wrote: Good Morning Commissioner Ashton, To answer your question, that is correct, the minutes will be available at the Oct. 28th Independent Redistricting Commission Regular meeting. In response to your request, we can provide the PowerPoint via additional material distribution once it is ready; however, it’s not been the practice of the City of Carlsbad to provide presentations to the City Council or other Boards & Commissions prior to the meeting where it is to be presented at because often times staff is still working on the presentations up to the day of the meeting. Thank you, Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 131 of 156 Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Gretchen.M. Ashton Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2021 9:09 AM To: Faviola Medina <Faviola.Medina@carlsbadca.gov> Subject: Re: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing Good Morning Faviola, Rhank you for sending the Agenda and Agenda Packet for the September 23rd Redistricting Public Hearing. I have one question and one request. Question/Clarification Since the Public Hearing is not? ...a regular meeting of the commission, do we not approve minutes from our last meeting? Request Please include in the agenda packet all complete presentations being made. We were told the presentation we viewed in our last meeting was a draft. Regardless, it is important for the commission to have an opportunity to view the presentation ahead of time. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 132 of 156 Thank you, Gretchen M. Ashton, Commissioner Independent Redistricting Commission On Fri, Sep 17, 2021, 4:41 PM Faviola Medina <> wrote: Good Afternoon Independent Redistricting Commission Members and Alternates, The agenda and agenda packet for the Sept. 23, 2021 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing are now available on the city’s website, Independent Redistricting Commission page (link below). Agenda and Agenda Packet: https://www.carlsbadca.gov/city-hall/city-council/redistricting/independent-redistricting- commission You will also later receive a separate calendar invitation to log into the meeting that will contain the meeting instructions. Please do not share or reply to that invitation. Please let me know if you have any questions. BCC: Independent Redistricting Commission Members and Alternates Thank you, Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 133 of 156 Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive P: www.carlsbadca.gov Facebook | Twitter | You Tube | Flickr | Pinterest | Enews|P Consider the environment before printing this e-mail Confidentiality Notice: Please note that email correspondence with the City of Carlsbad, along with any attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 134 of 156 From: To: Subject:RE: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing Date:Thursday, September 23, 2021 9:22:00 AM Attachments:image002.png Good Morning Mr. Pilcher, Yes, this will be available to view the next day here: https://www.carlsbadca.gov/city-hall/meetings-agendas/city-council-meeting-archive Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk From: Thomas Pilcher Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2021 7:21 AM To: Faviola Medina <> Subject: Re: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing Faviola, Will the Public Hearing event tonight be taped for later viewing on the city web site? I have a direct conflict for the live meeting tonight. Tom Pilcher -----Original Message----- From: Faviola Medina <> To: Faviola Medina <> Sent: Fri, Sep 17, 2021 4:41 pm Subject: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing Good Afternoon Independent Redistricting Commission Members and Alternates, The agenda and agenda packet for the Sept. 23, 2021 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing are now available on the city’s website, Independent Redistricting Commission page (link below). Agenda and Agenda Packet: Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 135 of 156 https://www.carlsbadca.gov/city-hall/city-council/redistricting/independent-redistricting- commission You will also later receive a separate calendar invitation to log into the meeting that will contain the meeting instructions. Please do not share or reply to that invitation. Please let me know if you have any questions. BCC: Independent Redistricting Commission Members and Alternates Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 | www.carlsbadca.gov Facebook | Twitter | You Tube | Flickr | Pinterest | Enews|P Consider the environment before printing this e-mail Confidentiality Notice: Please note that email correspondence with the City of Carlsbad, along with any attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 136 of 156 Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 137 of 156 From: To: Cc: Subject:Re: community Date:Thursday, September 23, 2021 9:13:15 AM Interesting feedback. That was my concern in changing how we refer to the project. We originally called it City Council redistricting. I’ll connect with the superintendent to make sure he’s aware. From: Faviola Medina <> Date: Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 9:10 AM To: Kristina Ray < Cc: Bree Robertoy <>, Sheila Cobian <> Subject: FW: community FYI Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Tammy Cloud-McMinn Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2021 7:42 AM To: Faviola Medina <> Cc: Hector Gomez < Subject: FW: community Just an FYI – a woman called yesterday upset about the schools sending out this flyer in an email to the parents. She asked several questions that I answered for her and I asked her to send me the flyer to make sure it was legit. She was worried about her kids having to change schools probably because it came from the high school and she thought it was a school district thing. Kind regards, Tammy McMinn, CPMC, CMC Senior Deputy City Clerk City of Carlsbad Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 138 of 156 From: Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2021 7:02 AM To: Tammy Cloud-McMinn Subject: community -------------------------------------- Sent: Tuesday September 21 2021 7:01:37PM Redistricting Information ... Graduate From College Without Student Loans ... Carlsbad USD Community Organizations Redistricting Information Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 139 of 156 Redistricting Information Description - City of Carlsbad Redistricting City of Carlsbad Redistricting is the process of redrawing the boundaries of election districts, including local election districts such as city councils, let's map CARLSBAD'S school boards, county boards of supervisors, and more. Local governments must redistrict at least once every 10 years, based on federal census data, to reflect changes in population future TOGETHER, and to ensure that all districts have about the same number of residents of voting age. Why redistricting matters Redistricting will determine which neighborhoods and communities are grouped together into a district for the purposes of electing a City Council member. The goal of electing City Council members by district is to give a greater political voice to traditionally underrepresented communities. The City of Carlsbad has four City Council members who are elected by district and a mayor who is elected citywide. Independent Redistricting Commission The City Council chose to have an independent redistricting commission make the final decision about the new City Council district map. Working with the commission, the city will seek input from the community at several stages of the process. 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Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 142 of 156 From: To: Cc: Subject:FW: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing - Additional Materials Date:Thursday, September 23, 2021 1:44:00 PM Attachments:image002.png FYI Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk From: Gayle Cadwallader Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2021 1:37 PM To: Faviola Medina < Subject: Re: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing - Additional Materials In the Additional Material presentation: Slide 3 does not have the version of the map with the dates of the next election for each district. That info is helpful for us, and I'd like to see it in the presentation. I have seen that version somewhere on the city website, but had a hard time finding it -- finally found it on the Maps page. It should be easier to find than it is. I suggest it should be right on the Redistricting page, where it says Today's Districts. BTW, On the main Redistricting page, the link in the middle of the page to Commonly Asked Questions took me nowhere, just left me where I started. I had to use the link on the left to Questions and Answers to get to the questions and answers. Similarly, the link Independent Redistricting Commission took me nowhere, but the link on the left worked. The other links in the middle seem to work OK. Thanks for your attention to my concerns, Gayle Cadwallader, Commissioner On Thu, Sep 23, 2021 at 12:13 PM Faviola Medina wrote: Good Afternoon Commissioners and Alternates, Please find attached the following for the Sept. 23, 2021 Independent Redistricting Commission meeting. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 143 of 156 Additional Materials for Item #1: Public Hearing Presentation The attached documents are also available on our website. Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 P: | www.carlsbadca.gov Facebook | Twitter | You Tube | Flickr | Pinterest | Enews|P Consider the environment before printing this e-mail Confidentiality Notice: Please note that email correspondence with the City of Carlsbad, along with any attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 144 of 156 From: To: Subject:RE: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing - Additional Materials Date:Thursday, September 23, 2021 3:54:00 PM Attachments:image002.png Hi Steve! Today is not a Regular Independent Redistricting Commission meeting, however, the full commission will be there to take public input during the Public Hearing. The next regular IRC meeting will be October 28, 2021. I will be sending the IRC alternates an email at 4 p.m. to provide the different ways to watch. Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk From: Steve Puterski Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2021 3:48 PM To: Faviola Medina Subject: Re: 9/23 Independent Redistricting Commission Public Hearing - Additional Materials Hi Faviola, Is today's meeting an actual commission meeting (that is, counts for attendance purposes) or is it mostly for the public to ask questions of staff and the demographer? It was really difficult to follow during the last meeting, so I'm just looking for clarification. Thank you. Steve Puterski On Thu, Sep 23, 2021 at 12:13 PM Faviola Medina wrote: Good Afternoon Commissioners and Alternates, Please find attached the following for the Sept. 23, 2021 Independent Redistricting Commission meeting. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 145 of 156 Additional Materials for Item #1: Public Hearing Presentation The attached documents are also available on our website. Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive Carlsbad, CA 92008 P: | www.carlsbadca.gov Facebook | Twitter | You Tube | Flickr | Pinterest | Enews|P Consider the environment before printing this e-mail Confidentiality Notice: Please note that email correspondence with the City of Carlsbad, along with any attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 146 of 156 From:redistricting To: Subject:RE: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Date:Monday, September 20, 2021 4:41:00 PM You’re welcome! Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Arnie Cohen Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2021 9:28 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Re: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Faviola, Thank you so much. I appreciate everyone working to give residents the best and most helpful tools when drawing maps. Arnie On Thu, Sep 16, 2021, 4:39 PM redistricting <redistricting@carlsbadca.gov> wrote: Good Afternoon Mr. Cohen, I just wanted to follow up with you and inform you that the demographer has submitted a request for the school districts to be included as an overlay option for the Maptitude tool in Carlsbad. Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 147 of 156 From: Arnie Cohen Sent: Monday, September 13, 2021 5:06 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Request for additional criteria / overlay for mapping tool Carlsbad is covered by three school districts. Those are one of the categories for a community of interest. Would it be possible to add an overlay to the mapping tool that shows those school districts under the "Boundaries" drop down similar to the "Current Districts" option? That would be very helpful as people draft their maps. Thank you Arnie Cohen CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 148 of 156 From: To:redistricting Subject:RE: Public Hearing #1 on 9/23 - How to give Verbal Comments Date:Monday, September 20, 2021 4:51:35 PM Thank you very much for replying. Yes---the link below now shows how to connect virtually, however the link embedded in the Public Notice sent 9/17 at 5:01p landed me in the general “Independent Commission” webpage that did not contain the information that is now shown. Perhaps the webpage needed to rebuild. . . the next day it was working. Mary Thompson From: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2021 4:46 PM To: Thompsmg Cc: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: RE: Public Hearing #1 on 9/23 - How to give Verbal Comments Good Afternoon, Is this the page you are being directed to: https://www.carlsbadca.gov/city-hall/city-council/redistricting/independent-redistricting- commission I can help you access the appropriate information via email or if you provide me with your phone number, I can give you a call to assist. Please advise, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Thompsmg Sent: Friday, September 17, 2021 6:42 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Public Hearing #1 on 9/23 - How to give Verbal Comments Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 149 of 156 The public notice agenda for Thursday’s session directed me to the Redistricting Commission page, which doesn’t have an actionable link for the agenda for the 9/23 session. The notice gives direction to the general information page on how to give verbal comment, but I could not find direction how to give verbal comment on this webpage. Thank you, Mary Thompson CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 150 of 156 From:redistricting To:redistricting Subject:RE: Quick Question Date:Wednesday, September 29, 2021 12:56:05 PM Attachments:Redistricting Survey.docx Hi there, The old link will not work again, however, attached please find the paper survey for you to fill out. Please send back your responses and we will get it fixed. Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk From: Dee Forsberg, Global Hire Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2021 5:40 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Re: Quick Question Hi, What link do I use? I tried to go in the old way and it wouldn't let me make changes before. Thanks, Dee A full-cycle executive search firm focusing on recruiting mid-level to executive management professionals Licensed and Insured Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 151 of 156 On Tuesday, September 28, 2021, 04:37:16 PM PDT, redistricting <redistricting@carlsbadca.gov> wrote: Good Afternoon, We were able to confirm that edits could be made to your survey. Could you please provide us with your new responses? Thank you, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Dee Forsberg, Global Hire Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2021 7:51 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Re: Quick Question Hi, It was the survey I completed. Thank you! A full-cycle executive search firm focusing on recruiting mid-level to executive management professionals Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 152 of 156 Licensed and Insured On Tuesday, September 21, 2021, 04:28:35 PM PDT, redistricting <redistricting@carlsbadca.gov> wrote: Good Afternoon, I just wanted to clarify, is this to change your response to a survey you might have responded to? Or did you submit a letter? Please advise, Faviola Medina, CMC City Clerk Services Manager Office of the City Clerk P: From: Dee Forsberg, Global Hire Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2021 3:06 PM To: redistricting <redistricting@CarlsbadCA.gov> Subject: Quick Question Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 153 of 156 Hi, After doing some additional research, I want to change my opinion on the redistricting. How can I change what I submitted? Thank you CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. CAUTION: Do not open attachments or click on links unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 154 of 156 Social Media Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 155 of 156 Oct. 28, 2021 Item #2 Page 156 of 156 Oct. 28, 2021 City of Carlsbad Redistricting Public Input ..,,...------...... ~ .,, _, "' (__ City of Carlsbad 2 Input received •10 emails •4 social media comments •151 survey responses {cityof Carlsbad 3 0 P. I Collector ID language What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. What brings your community together? What is important to your community? What do you like about the current boundaries? What would you change about the current district boundaries? Do you represent a group? If so, which one? What ZIP code do you call home? t I es -Make the Barrio Neighborhood Safer Quiet -What is known as the barrio and the village Peace of mind among neighbors What was important is that there were still more Latinos. We are parting way: That everything is within reach (district 1) we have everything locaJI - Nothing I'm a Latina - 4 About the survey •Sharing responses from Sept. 7 to Oct. 16 •Not scientific/representative sample •Focused on communities of interest and feedback on current City Council district boundaries {cityof Carlsbad 5 Survey promotion •Emails •News release •Social media, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Nextdoor •Social media ads •Website •Spanish outreach {cityof Carlsbad 6 City of Carlsbad -Official September 12 at 3:30 PM Have 10 minutes? Don't forget to share your thoughts on groups, neighborhoods and communities that should stay together in the new City Council districts being drawn. Take the survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/carlsbadredistricting. City of Carlsbad REDISTRICTING Read More • 0 CARLSBADCA.GOV City of Carlsbad -Official October 9 at 3:17 PM Have 10 minutes? Don't forget to share your thoughts on groups, neighborhoods and communities that should stay together in the new City Council districts being drawn. Take the survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/carlsbadredistricting. Input opportunity #2: Where does your neighborh ood st.art and end? You can now take an online surveY. that will help Carlsbad define the communities tthat should stay together fo r the purposes of electing a City Co uncil member, starting with next November's election. • The su rvey is one of the fi rst public 1input opportunities for the city's redistricting_Rrocess, which will redraw City Council district boundaries based on new census data. • The goall of the survey is to identify com munities that share common interests, ca llled communities of interest, that shoulld be kept in the same City Co uncil district • The input willl be considered by an Independent Redistricting Commissiion , which will select the final district map by April 2022. learn more 7 Q: If you had to name your community or neighborhood, what would you call it? •Aviara (6 respondents) •Calavera Hills (6 respondents) •Carlsbad Village (7 respondents) •La Costa (13 respondents) •Old/Olde Carlsbad (18 respondents) •Poinsettia (7 respondents) •Tamarack (5 respondents) •South Coastal Carlsbad (7 respondents) •Barrio, Bressi Ranch, Rancho Carrillo, Spinnaker (1 < x < 5 respondents) 8 Q: What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? What brings your community together? What is important to your community? •Aviara: Batiquitios Lagoon, parks/nature, quiet, community activities •Calavera Hills: Parks, trails, nature activities/sports, children/schools, Calavera nature •Carlsbad Village: Beach, shops, Village character/atmosphere, walkability, water sports •La Costa: Outdoor recreation/active lifestyles, school districts, identification with Encinitas 9 Q: What interests and activities do your community or neighborhood share? What brings your community together? What is important to your community? •Old/Olde Carlsbad: Beach, walking, suburban family lifestyles, Village character, churches •Poinsettia: Outdoor recreation/sports, school quality, safe community •Tamarack: Walkability, youth activities •South Coastal Carlsbad: Safe family community, outdoor sports, schools, library, walking trails, fire safety 10 Q: What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. •Aviara: Palomar Airport Rd, El Camino Real, La Costa Ave, Batiquitios Lagoon •Calavera Hills: El Camino, College, Tamarack •Carlsbad Village: I-5, Pacific Ocean •La Costa: Rancho Santa Fe Road, El Camino Real, La Costa Ave 11 Q: What are the geographic boundaries of your community? Examples include cross streets, natural elements like the coastline or landmarks like parks. •Old/Olde Carlsbad: Hwy 78, Pacific Ocean, Palomar Airport Road, El Camino Real •Poinsettia: Palomar Airport Road, Ponto Road, El Camino Real, Poinsettia Lane •Tamarack: Tamarack Beach •South Coastal Carlsbad: Ponto, Palomar Airport Road, La Costa Ave, El Camino Real, Rancho Santa Fe Road 12 Q: What do you like about the current district boundaries? •Representation and alignment of school districts •Keeping the village together •Lagoons, ocean, and nature preserves as boundaries •District 1 representation •Inclusion of coast and inland in every district 13 Q: What would you change about the current district boundaries? •Gerrymandering (there is a desire for the city to be split into 4 square districts in alignment with the current quadrants / ZIP codes) •District 2 is too large •Lack of diversity •Current districts don’t reflect actual community of interest division •Dislike for the district system in general 14 Other themes •Desire for alignment by schools attended •Focus on community values •Concerns regarding development/tourism in the coastal areas 15 Q: Do you represent a group? If so, which one? •Latinx (2) •Associated with an HOA (3) •District 1 (4) •District 2 (2) •Democrat (1) •Military Community (1) •Long-time residents (2) •Family (2) •Senior/Retired (2) •Beach volleyball players (1) •Tides residents (1) •Village Area residents (1) 16 Q: What ZIP code do you call home? •92008: 57 respondents •92009: 31 respondents •92010: 27 respondents •92011: 35 respondents •I don’t live in Carlsbad: 1 respondent