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The vote ends the district’s largest boundary study to date with a map recommended from the redistricting committee – and a last-minute amendment
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It follows months of tumultuous conflict between the city’s council and Mayor Brandon Scott over the most recent redistricting efforts.
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Also included in Mosby’s plan is a revision to the timeline as to when the charter redistricting proposals must be introduced.
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That means the mayor’s original map most likely becomes law. New proposal by Mosby could tighten the timeline the mayor has to issue a veto.
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On today's Midday Newswrap, Tom discusses the big news of the week, including Baltimore City's redistricting, an environmental win for Curtis Bay and the latest Catholic abuse case.
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Members of the council are unhappy with a city charter that requires the process to be completed within a swift 60 days.
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Notably, Bolton Hill, Morrell Park, Fells Point and Howard Park would all stay unified in one district under the city council’s plan
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The districts should have population equity while being contiguous and compact. Some neighborhoods could get split between councilmanic districts.
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The council must decide if they will accept Mayor Scott’s proposal or come up with their own.
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The city will draw the neighborhood boundaries of its nine police districts, and residents are being encouraged to give their input.