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EVERETT <br />WASHINGTON <br />RESOLUTION NO. <br />A RESOLUTION of the City of Everett to Adopt a Resolution, pursuant to Section 2.1(c) of the City <br />Charter, to adopt the Districting Plan known as A-9 approved on October 19, 2020 by the Districting <br />Commission. <br />WHEREAS, <br />1. In 2018, Everett voters approved Proposition 1 to fundamentally change how city council <br />members are elected and established voting districts for The City of Everett; <br />2. Also, via Proposition 2, the voters decided that a 5:2 configuration would best serve the <br />community. Of the seven city council seats, two will be at -large (meaning they can live <br />anywhere within the city) and five must live in the individual Everett District they want to <br />represent; <br />3. And, it was determined that the City would need to establish a 9-member districting <br />commission, composed of Everett residents appointed by the current city council and the mayor <br />keeping in mind geographic diversity, And; <br />4. These members have been working for over a year analyzing data, considering public comment <br />and using their collective knowledge of their community to create a districting plan that is in the <br />best interest of the entire city, And; <br />5. On October 19, 2020 the commission adopted a Districting Plan known as Map A-9 (majority <br />vot.el. tote_brought-f.or_war_d-to=co_un_c1JIor=final_ap.p.r_ovaJon-o_ctober_28,_202Q; <br />6. During the 2021 election cycle, the community will vote for Council Members that reside in their <br />district for the first time in Everett history; <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND EVERETT CITY COUNCIL THAT: <br />The City Adopt a Resolution pursuant to Section 2 1 (c) of the city charter, to adopt the Districting <br />Plan approved on October 19, 2020 by the Districting Commission. <br />