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District Elections Are Coming to Monterey CascadesCascades Volume XVIII, No. I Citywide News for Business, Community and Education February 2019 District Elections Are Coming to Monterey Park Community input is needed to determine voting areas The Monterey Park City Council invites all interested persons City Council districts. For more information, please contact to attend a Public Hearing on February 20, 2019 and Cindy Trang, Deputy City Clerk, at 626-307-1360 or by March 6, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. in the Monterey Park Council email at [email protected]. Chamber, located at 320 West Newmark Avenue, Monterey Park, California, to discuss draft district maps and voting To learn more about district-based elections, download a boundaries for the new district-based electoral system. map and view proposed maps, visit www.MontereyPark. ca.gov/DistrictElections. Public Hearings will be held to receive community input N Orange Ave N 10 H a N Rural Dr N Rural N t h i on mapping district boundaries for the formation of City c llman Ave a W Hellman Ave E He h w N o a Ave l 2177 pton e s y W Ham w o A n 406 969 670 462 1487 1747 A v A e Council districts for elections commencing with the v v e W Emerson Ave e E Emerson Ave Population Units Map Langley Park N Sierra Vista G Park Whitmore St S Sefton Ave M a r e r 1552 e 974 613 602 1229 1570 362 v f General Municipal Election in March 2020. Community D a v i A r S At e A g l on d y u c W Garvey Ave E Garvey Ave Garvey Ave ge i n e Av 710 St r a la n a r W 10 der d t i a C R a L c t n r R S s e a a a o s e t l 612 m m a 943 703 378 717 666 d i O Av can propose maps that present the community interests S o u b P c n 513 E y s r S r a e Yn a e B r r S E Newmark Ave Bl Verde V o e e W Newmark Ave D i v sta C t l D S d r r Dr n 1116 v e s o 194 D d M z n Alamo Dr a M 945 1075 Branham i b St Av Pea l i 865 ch St c l r William 893 e e s St P C such as school districts, zip codes, culture, language o Ar 625 424 v v t e 1038 1020 526 h 857 Save the Dates for al A R S 1212 A z e d l i i ve ing A r l Hard l e el z St St Cadi r e e n t i F in e s d S rf t r t t s e ir a E Graves Ave D n S e d A r 568 u R C r G S D o e l f lo Mooney Dr spoken, income levels, education level, type of housing, b l v o e R f aj u t u n f P b r e 806 r a s P eci ri 3 A F S Rd D g 170 i St Country e D D m n C e 545 a n la i a a on t d i t t 983 660 e s 721 Av Sh is o o i e ad n K d v ve s V R F V 1198 y e A A an S a l r u r t a parks, police beats/territories, neighborhood activities, s a d K n P l G m e n l l i e e Kempton Av r n l e D T m v v v e tro h Cr i i e 0 e i S f e M oll C 699 t A ab v v P ev D A s A ar A 329 a l e e I ilcox n g D i 621 G n W 615 u l l Garvey Da 438 1109 l aw d r g vi r a i er D r dson h S F Tegn u D r major roads/freeways, environmental issues, or any other r D S M s u Reservoir L Bluffhill Dr W Longhill Dr d inco e t n l A r i ad L t r o D a l These Upcoming t r 501 r one Ct St e i p id a r S n s e 495 lo t S Ford Blvd S s B ys 0 D a v n V y G S un e W el Repett ve A e o D S r Pepper St r a 662 t e A A a t g S 0 B S er A v r d ll r e A oy d s K l B i d e o l 491 i l W e D n e s r v e e rn u l Sunrise Pl shared views, interest, problems or factors. Don’t miss out r t R l e a a 295 in S c ra c i S r r k e 465 W w T 591 p 484 h e ie y il t Ke 507 Glenv C son G w oral View S Pl H t Floral D u a r g ed t r 698 i L n o Lu d 1126 862 S 871 ro i t D a o B r P s y ig h e n re d R two cr a o m d n ot P A St o W on this opportunity to get involved and help define voting o 360 P D 532 l 348 v 608 o d l e 607 880 l V S St a W Elmgate B 0 r a a Hendricks Ave e t n St r East LA CCD W Almora E u c D r A m n o 707 r F 474 e n E e boundaries for future elections. u S v 360 548 i E Arlight St d v t v n o 620 W ri l e d F x C A l r 520 o 889 t l r S City Events a a l A t Dr t A y t S t ar 702 645 t v s E 1 l S h a A e g W Riggin St r s 175 rin v M A a e W Markland Dr v Z a e Ge 60 1087 r S 375 939 326 k E Fernfield Dr l 912 a 0 W Pomona Blvd E Pomona Blvd nd e 60 Av The City Council will discuss, consider, and take action on Mark your calendars now so you D d o r o nw e re don’t miss out on any of these one or more district map(s). The City Council’s actions may G popular city events: include modification of district boundaries, sequencing of elections, introduction and adoption of an ordinance, and such other matters as may be related to the formation of For a larger version, see page 9 • Cherry Blossom Festival, April 27-28. • Earth Day Festival, Eco-Summit and Bike Rides, April 27 Monterey Park Announces Changes • Cinco de Mayo Celebration, May 5. to “Play Days” Birthday Celebration New parade route and new name planned for 2019. • Monterey Park’s birthday celebration (Play Days), May 9-12. City encouraging community groups to participate in the parade of Ramona Ave. at Newmark Ave., and proceeds north to • City birthday (Play Days) parade, Garvey Ave., west to Chandler Ave., south to Newmark May 11. Ave., then east, concluding at McPherrin Ave. at Barnes Park at the birthday carnival. Parking will not be allowed For more information on becoming a along the parade route and in select surrounding areas from generous sponsor for- or a vendor at- 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please note that during the course these special community events, or if of the parade the primary north-south transportation routes your group would like to participate will be Atlantic Blvd. and Garfield Ave., and east-west route in the May 11 parade, please contact will be Emerson Ave. the recreation department at 626-307-1388 or Help Rename the Birthday Celebration Community input is desired to help rename the annual [email protected]. birthday celebration traditionally referred to as “Play Days.” In early February, residents are asked to visit the New route for the city’s birthday parade on Saturday, city website at www.MontereyPark.ca.gov/Birthday to vote May 11, 2019. For a larger version, see page 9 for the new name. Residents may also vote in person by visiting the city hall Recreation and Community Services 中文版第14頁 The City of Monterey Park will host its annual birthday Department, 320 W. Newmark Ave. Every vote counts and celebration (also known as Play Days) with a weekend last date to submit your vote is Sunday, February 24. Español Pagina 14 of carnival rides, game booths, entertainment and concessions from Thursday, May 9 to Sunday, May 12, Show Your MPK Spirit, Play a Part in the Parade 2019 at Barnes Park. The City of Monterey Park is seeking community participation and entries in the parade.
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