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City Attorney Sodergren stated his understanding is the motion has been amended and the maker of the second has to express their support for the amendment. Councilmember Testa expressed her support for the amendment to the original motion. In response to Mayor Brown's inquiry, Councilmember Arkin stated they attempted to rotate the map to eliminate the cauliflower ear around Bondi Ranch. Mayor Brown clarified Councilmember Arkin was instead adjusting the Tangerine Plan between Districts 2 and 4 earlier. Mr. Wagaman confirmed Mayor Brown's recollection of the live map -drawing exercise, adding they did not address the Bondi Park area. In response to Mayor Brown's inquiry, Councilmember Arkin agreed to have another live map -drawing exercise performed. In response to Mayor Brown's inquiry, Councilmember Testa stated she would like to find a solution to the Lund Ranch issue. Mr. Wagaman confirmed moving the oblong Bondi Ranch census block into District 3 would then split Vintage Hills. In response to City Attorney Sodergren's inquiry, Mr. Wagaman displayed the amended Tangerine Plan, moving the Danbury Park and Heritage Valley neighborhoods to District 2. In response to Mr. Wagaman's inquiry, Councilmember Arkin confirmed the map displayed matches her amended motion. In response to Councilmember Arkin's inquiry, Mr. Wagaman confirmed the modified Tangerine Plan is within legally acceptable population deviations with a total deviation of 9.8%. In response to Mayor Brown's inquiry, Councilmember Testa confirmed her second of the amended motion to approve the modified Tangerine Plan. Councilmember Balch expressed his appreciation for the attempt to move Danbury Park but added he cannot support the motion because of the high deviation. He stated if equal population and representation matter, they should stick to a plan with better balance. Councilmember Narum expressed her disappointment the City would want a plan with almost a 10% deviation when plans exist coming in at under 2% and 4% without splitting neighborhoods and are more easily understandable. She stated this map goes against everything said in previous meetings and she does not understand its support. In response to Councilmember Arkin's inquiry, Mr. Wagaman reported in the proposed modified Tangerine Plan, District 1 would have 19,721 people, District 2 would have 20,989, District 3 would have 20,146, and District 4 would have 19,038. He added the largest district would be at +1,015 and the smallest at -936, making the difference between the largest and smallest districts about 2,000 people. Councilmember Arkin stated she would be amenable to reverting to the original Tangerine Plan for its smaller deviation if there is support. She added she could also go for just Danbury Park joining District 2 but stated it seems logical to have Heritage Park go with it and use the Ironhorse Trail as a divider. Mayor Brown stated she would prefer reverting to the original Tangerine Plan with its population deviation of 3.7%. She stated it used main roads and keeps communities of interest whole. City Council Minutes Page 11 of 14 February 24, 2022