Summary of Changes to Council District Boundary Lines Proposed by NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22
This document displays changes to be made to the current Council District Boundary Map, upon adoption of the proposed NDC Redrawn Map 91064- Revised 3-6-22. These changes would be implemented for the November 2022 election.
Current District 1
No changes from Council District Map adopted in 2018.
Current District 5
No changes from Council District Map adopted in 2018.
Current District 2 to New District 3 (NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22) The boundary between District 2 and District 3 is moved to Thornton Ave and Paseo Padre Pkwy. District 3 includes all of Glenmoor and most of the Centerville neighborhood. This adjustment shifts 19,103 residents but does not change their voting year (2022). .
Current District 3 to New District 2 (NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22) The Parkmont neighborhood moves from District 3 to District 2. The area is bounded by Alameda Creek Quarries Regional Park to the north, Paseo Padre Pkwy and Mowry Ave to the south, and Mission Blvd to the east. This adjustment shifts 5,236 residents but does not change their voting year (2022).
Current District 3 to New District 4 (NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22) Part of the Sundale neighborhood between Sundale Dr and Stevenson Blvd and the area northeast of Fremont Blvd between Mowry Ave and Stevenson Blvd move from District 3 to District 4. This adjustment shifts 11,309 residents but does not change their voting year (2022).
Current District 4 to New District 2 (NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22) The Niles District and the area east of Mission Blvd between Niles Blvd and Morrison Canyon Rd move from District 4 to District 2. This adjustment shifts 11,790 residents but does not change their voting year (2022).
Current District 6 to New District 4 (NDC Redrawn Map 91064 Revised 3-6-22) Part of the Kimber-Gomes neighborhood moves from District 6 to District 4. The area is bounded by Paseo Padre Pkwy to the north, railroad tracks to the west, Driscoll Rd to the east, and Washington Blvd to the south. District 4 includes all of Kimber-Gomes. This adjustment shifts 1,288 residents from a 2024 voting cycle to a 2022 voting cycle.