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Kristine McLonis
In this map, the proposed 7th District groups Ferndale, Pleasant Ridge, Hazel Park, and part of Madison Heights together with part of northwest Detroit (including the University District). I like that it sticks with the “bacon strip” model of combining a portion of Wayne County and southern Oakland County together. However, Madison Heights should not be split in two. Another downside of this proposed map is that Oak Park and Huntington Woods are separated into the 5th and 6th Districts respectively. Both cities have a strong Jewish population and should be considered a community of interest. (I’m also not happy about the prospect of two or more of our current state representatives having to run against each other for the 7th District in the August primary.)
Vivian M Sawicki
This map does not keep the long-standing COI between Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe Woods and Shores, and St. Clair Shores. Those communities share the Milk River InterCounty Drain District and a pump station (waste processing) and Board representatives. So we all have the same water and environmental issues. We all have the same flooding issues we are trying to resolve. Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods share public services, including mutual fire and police aid and animal control. Harper Woods is part of the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce. This map disregards that long-standing and traditional COI and would disrupt our joint efforts in representation. In addition, there is no traditional relationship with Eastpoint, and that community is cut in half.
Vivian M Sawicki
This map does not keep the long-standing COI between Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe Woods and Shores, and St. Clair Shores. Those communities share the Milk River InterCounty Drain District and a pump station (waste processing) and Board representatives. So we all have the same water and environmental issues. We all have the same flooding issues we are trying to resolve. Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods share public services, including mutual fire and police aid and animal control. Harper Woods is part of the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce. This map disregards that long-standing and traditional COI. Eastpointe has had no connection to these communities.
Mary Ann Fontana
Please do not split east Oak Park and Huntington Woods. There is a strong Jewish population in both cities and they should be considered a strong community of interest. They also were not mandated to be changed by the court order.
Mary Ann Fontana
This map splits Oak Park and Huntington Woods. You're splitting the Jewish population in these 2 communities which should be considered a strong community of interest. Please don't split them. District 6 was not even a district that was mandated to be changed.