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.. .......... <br />x:AL:x, <br />- X fm ........................................................... <br />........................ I ................................ ................................................................................................................................. <br />. ............................................................................................... <br />........................................................ I., ............................................................................................... ­­­­­, ................... ............................................ <br />........................................................................................................................................................................................ ........................................................ <br />AGENOA SECTION'. ORIGINATING- DEPT./DIV.: <br />—Reports & Recommendations Admini.stration <br />ITEM DESCRIPTION. Voting Precinct Boundary Changes <br />P. I of 3 <br />MEETING <br />DATE: 6/14/82 <br />T-EPT, HEAD A ROVAL. <br />MGR. REVIEWED/ RECOMMENDS'. <br />Roseville currently has nine voting precincts as shown on the attached map (Exhibit A). <br />The poll locations, number of registered voters as of May., 1982, 1980 population, and <br />legislative districts for ea-ch precinct are as follows: <br />Registered 1980 Legislative <br />Precinct, Location Voters Population District <br />1 <br />McCarrons La ake School 2.9237 31P523 49A <br />2 <br />North Heights School 2$904 4,237 48B <br />3 <br />Lexington School 1.7483 2.399 64A <br />4 <br />Lake Owasso School 21792 4,376 48B <br />5 <br />liar Mar Shopping Center 3,V083 4A469 62B <br />6 <br />Ramsey High School 33311 4,400 48B <br />7 <br />Fairview Jr. High School 21%624 311795 48B <br />8 <br />Johanna Jr. High School 2.9985 4P370 48B <br />9 <br />Central ?ark School 2,0658 4;p251 48B <br />This past March, the Federal Court issued a reapportionment plan for all legis lative <br />districts in <br />the state. This plan includes Roseville in two districts, rather than <br />the previous <br />four (Exhibit B shows the new -legislative boundary in Roseville). The <br />new boundary <br />leaves all precincts intact, except precinct 5, which is cut in half. <br />State law requires that "no precinct lie in more than one legislative districtli <br />therefore, it is necessary to draw new precinct boundaries to coincide with leg�ieslative <br />�!. <br />boundaries 1P <br />. :- -- - F . I . - <br />In reviewing <br />possible alternatives, the following points were considered: <br />1) Precincts <br />I and 3 have contained significantly fewer registered voters than other <br />precincts <br />because they were part of leg'islative districts located primarily outside <br />Roseville, <br />and their boundaries could not be changed, <br />2) Precincts <br />5, 6, and 8 contain the largest number of registered. voters , <br />3) The availability of a facility to be used as a voting poll within the proposed precinct., <br />