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Comm. 014 - 2021-09-29 (testimony) Ford, Brenda: for Sept. 30, 2021, explanation of census blocks in districts
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Comm. 014 - 2021-09-29 (testimony) Ford, Brenda: for Sept. 30, 2021, explanation of census blocks in districts
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16. There is a very large CB in D3 which "dips" down and encircles part of D5. There are no <br />residents in this CB but Kopoho Rd in this CB starts in D3 and D3 is the only way to <br />reach the road; therefore, this CB MUST be in D3. <br />District 4 <br />17. District 4 was challenging due to HPP which has 14,583 residents; however, D4 <br />continues to include all of HPP. <br />18. Pahoa is still split as it was the 2011 redistricting map. <br />District 5 <br />19. Please read D4 for further explanations for the D4-D5 border. <br />20. I placed several CBs in D5 in order to keep Keaau, Kurtistown, and Mountain View <br />together as individual communities of interest. <br />21. D5 contains the Wao Kele O Puna Forest Reserve and those subdivisions along Pahoa <br />Kalapana Rd & the Kalapana-Kopoho Rd that equalize residents. This matches the 2011 <br />redistricting map. <br />District 6 <br />22. I placed the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in D6. I kept the communities of Volcano <br />region together as much as possible while equalizing the resident numbers. <br />23. See D2. (12) & (13). <br />24. Kealakekua Bay is still in D6 but due to the ridiculous design of CBs surrounding the <br />Bay, part of an elongated CB wraps around the northwestern part of the Bay. The <br />northern end of this bizarre CB actually contains residents and is part of a subdivision <br />where homes are being built. Those residents had to be part of D7 since the only road to <br />access them originates in D7 and the only access to that area is in D7. Since no residents <br />live in the elongated part of the CB that wraps around the Bay, I left the CB in D7. <br />25. The Village of Kealakekua has to be split northwest -southeast along the Hawaii Belt <br />Hwy with the mauka areas in D6 and the makai portion in D7 to equalize residents. <br />District 7 <br />26. I kept Kailua Village makai of the Queen Kaahumanu Hwy together. Kailua Village is a <br />commercial -tourist area. The rest of Kailua-Kona had to be in D8 to equalize residents. <br />27. For some unknown reason, there is a CB in the middle of a subdivision that has 25 <br />residents. This CB is located at the intersection of Bishop Rd-Mana Opelu Ln. This small <br />CB is encircled by the much larger CB. This needs to be corrected. <br />28. I made D7 more compact by putting the Maua Loa Forest Reserve in D2 because of trails <br />accessible only from D2. <br />29. I placed several mauka CBs above Kealakekua into D6. Those CBs can only be accessed <br />from the Hawaii Belt Highway through D6. There are no residents in those CBs. <br />3 <br />
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