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City Council Briefing

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September 7, 2011

AGENDA

CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING MEETING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2011

CITY HALL 1500 MARILLA

DALLAS, TEXAS 75201 9:00 A.M.

9:00 am Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance [11-2350] 6ES Special Presentations [11-2351]

Open Microphone Speakers [11-2352] VOTING AGENDA 6ES 1. Approval of Minutes of the August 17, 2011 City Council Meeting and the August

22, 2011 Council Budget Briefing [11-2353; APPROVED] 2. Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions and the evaluation and

duties of board and commission members (List of nominees is available in the City Secretary's Office) [11-2354 AND 11-2355; INDIVIDUAL AND FULL COUNCIL; APPOINTMENTS MADE TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS]

Briefings 6ES Budget Workshop: Topics A. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport FY2012 Annual Budget [11-2356; BRIEFED] B. 2011 Redistricting: Process Review & Proposed Districting Plan [11-2357;

BRIEFED] Lunch C. The Green Path for Dallas’ Trash [11-2358; BRIEFED] D. Dallas Fire-Rescue FY11-12 Proposed Budget [11-2359; BRIEFED]

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AGENDA CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING MEETING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2011

ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION DESIGNATED PUBLIC SUBSIDY MATTERS Housing/Community Services 3. Authorize the City Manager to: (1) modify the terms of support of the Texas

Department of Housing and Community Affair’s (TDHCA) 9% low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) allocation (2010 allocation) for Wynnewood Seniors Housing located at 1500 South Zang Boulevard for acquisition of a portion of LIHTC improved property (The Parks at Wynnewood), demolition of existing units at the Parks at Wynnewood and new construction of a proposed 140-unit multifamily residential development for low income senior housing (Senior’s Project Phase I), by changing the site plan and/or acreage to be used for the 2010 allocation for the Senior’s Project Phase I, by working with the City to plan the use of the remaining acreage on the site of The Parks at Wynnewood in two other Phases, by providing the City’s local financial support in the form of forgiveness of an existing loan on the Parks at Wynnewood; and (2) amend the terms of a housing redevelopment loan provided for The Parks at Wynnewood located at 1910 Argentia Drive to: (a) forgive $850,000 of the current balance of the loan; (b) receive a partial payment of $500,000; and (c) amend the terms of the remaining balance of the loan to a five year, 0% interest loan, with all amended terms subject to certain conditions to be negotiated in future definitive agreements and to be considered by City Council in January 2012 - Revenue: $500,000 [11-2360; APPROVED]

Closed Session [11-2361; HELD] 6ES Attorney Briefings (Sec. 551.071 T.O.M.A.) - Leanne Siri v. City of Dallas, Texas, et al., Cause No. 3:10-CV-0036-M - City of Dallas v. Kenneth E. Albert et al., No. 07-0284 - Marcus Wood v. Tom Leppert et al., No. 10-14835-M - Legal issues regarding proposed resource flow control ordinance. Open Microphone Speakers 6ES

http://www.ci.dallas.tx.us/cso/resolutions/2011/09-07-11/11-2360.PDF

2011 Redistricting Briefing: Introduction of Presenters

Wednesday, September 7, 2011 These are suggested speaking points for introduction of the Redistricting Commission Chair and Vice Chair. Please feel free to elaborate.

Dr. Ruth P. Morgan, Redistricting Commission Chair

Dr. Ruth P. Morgan is professor emerita [e-mer-i-ta ] of political science

and former provost and vice president for academic affairs at Southern

Methodist University.

She is an expert on issues of representation and on the U.S. presidency.

She was the state elections analyst for ABC News election coverage for

13 years.

She previously served as a member of the 2001 Redistricting Commission

and

Her most recent book is Governance by Decree: The Impact of the Voting

Rights Act in Dallas.

Billy Ratcliff, Redistricting Commission Vice Chair

Mr. Ratcliff is a Retired IBM Executive and current Adjunct Professor at El

Centro College

He has served in leadership positions on several Boards including

Being the first African America Chair of the DART Board

Former chairman Black Contractors Association and

Chair of the Board of Church Extension North Texas Conference

Mr Ratcliff works has worked as Lay Leader for the North Texas

Conference United Methodist Churches and locally at the St. Luke

Community U.M.C.

He has also worked with Dallas Together 21 and served on the 2010

Dallas Mayors Complete Count Committee.

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2011 RedistrictingProcess Review & Proposed Districting Plan

September 7, 2011

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Presentation Purpose The purpose of this presentation is to review

2011 Redistricting Overview & Purpose

Charter Requirements

2011 Redistricting Process Work Plan Timeline

Public Participation

2011 Proposed Districting Plan cPlan16d Details & Demographics

Next Steps Dallas City Council Consideration

Department of Justice Review

Approved Districting Plan

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2011 Redistricting

Overview & Purpose

Charter Requirements

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2011 RedistrictingOverview & Purpose

Redistricting is the revision or replacement of

existing districts, resulting in new districts with

different geographical boundaries.

To equalize the population among electoral

districts after publication of the United States

Census indicates an increase or decrease in or

shift of population.

Resource: Texas Legislative Council Guide to 2011

Redistricting

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2011 RedistrictingCharter Requirements: Redistricting Commission

Dallas City Charter Requirements

Each member of the City Council appointed

one member of the redistricting commission The Mayor designated the chair, which was confirmed by a

majority of the City Council

The City Council and the Mayor provided fair and balanced

representation of all geographical areas of the city in the

redistricting process and provided a total membership that

reflected the racial and ethnic makeup of the city’s population

Appointed members served a term that ended

upon completion of their work Work completion date: Tuesday, August 23, 2011

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Domingo Garcia District 1 Appointee

John P. Loza District 2 Appointee

Daniel "Corky“ Sherman District 3 Appointee

Billy Ratcliff District 4 Appointee *Vice-Chair

Hollis Brashear District 5 Appointee

John M. Lozano District 6 Appointee

Stanley Mays District 7 Appointee

Mary Hasan District 8 Appointee

Gary Griffith District 9 Appointee

Donna Halstead District 10 Appointee

Mark Hord District 11 Appointee

Tom Wood District 12 Appointee

Elizabeth Jones District 13 Appointee

Brooks Love District 14 Appointee

Dr. Ruth Morgan Place 15 Appointee *Chair

2011 RedistrictingCharter Requirements: Redistricting Commission

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Dallas City Charter Requirements

The Redistricting Commission held sessions,

including public hearings, to develop, prepare, and

recommend a districting plan that proposes the

respective boundaries of the 14 districts comprising

the Dallas City Council

Upon completion, the Redistricting Commission filed

its recommended districting plan with the Mayor

Presentation made to the Mayor by the Commission Chair

and Vice Chair on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 10am

2011 RedistrictingCharter Requirements: Redistricting Process

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Dallas City Charter Requirements Council shall adopt, or modify and adopt, the plan within 45

days of receipt by the Mayor

If no action is taken, the plan recommended by the Redistricting Commission becomes final and the City Attorney will forward the plan to the Department of Justice for preclearance

The Department of Justice has 60 days to review the plan and interpose any objections

After 60 days, with no objections, the plan is considered to be effective

The effective districting plan must be implemented at the next general election

Election can not be conducted until at least 90 days after the plan becomes effective

2011 RedistrictingCharter Requirements: Redistricting Process

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2011 Redistricting Process

Work Plan Timeline

Public Participation

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Redistricting Commission Appointed

Redistricting Commission

Meetings Began

Redistricting Commission Retreat and

Software Training

Redistricting Office Computer Lab

Opened

Redistricting Guidelines Adopted

Redistricting Public Hearings

Began

Jan Feb Mar Apr

Work Plan Timeline

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Redistricting Public Hearings

Continued

June 1: Web Based Application

Released to Public

June 30: Plan Submission

Deadline

Public Plan Submission

Presentations

Commission Submission

Presentations

Public Forum

Selection of Final Proposed Plan

Work Plan Timeline

May Jun Jul Aug

The Redistricting Commission dedicated over 95

hours to weekly meetings and public hearings

Meetings

24 Commission Meetings

312 attendees

128 speakers

10 Public Hearings

570 attendees

125 speakers

1 Public Forum

161 attendees

123 speakers12

Public ParticipationPublic Meetings Summary

Public ParticipationPublic Meetings Photos

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Public Hearing: Paul Quinn College

May 12, 2011

Public Hearing: Fretz Library

May 17, 2011

Public Forum: Dallas City Hall Council Chambers

August 20, 2011(Photo Courtesy of The Dallas Observer)

Redistricting Web Site Meeting documents and videos

Matrix of plans being considered with detailed analysis

Library Computer Terminal 3 users (Approximately 60 hours)

Redistricting Office Computer Lab 23 users (Approximately 96 hours)

Web Based Application 76 accounts assigned

52 Dallas residents

15 Councilmembers

4 Commissioner

5 Non-Dallas residents 14

Public ParticipationPublic Resources Summary

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Public ParticipationPublic Resources Photos

Web Application Screenshot

Contents:

Map Layers

Block

Information

Toolbar

District Summary:

DynamicZoom to District

Map

Display

Redistricting Office

Computer Lab

Redistricting Web Site Screenshot

Complete Plans Submitted (including all 14 districts)

Public: 13

Commissioners: 4

Partial Plans Submitted (fewer than 14 districts)

Public: 6

Commissioners: 3

Written Testimony Submitted

1067 emails

9 letters

8 signed petitions

23 faxes 16

Public ParticipationSubmission Summary

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2011 Proposed Districting Plan

cPlan16d Details & Demographics

Plan Details

Population by District

Demographics by District

Proposed Districts

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Proposed Districting PlanPlan Details: Map

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Proposed Districting PlanPlan Details: Map

Proposed Districting PlanPlan Details: Comparison

Proposed Districting Plan

For City Council Consideration

Current Districting Plan

Approved 2001

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Proposed Districting PlanPlan Details: Background Information

The proposed plan

Is contiguous

All district lines connect

Meets population deviation requirements (9.21%)

The overall range of deviation between the population

of the largest and smallest district must be less than

10%

Includes 8 minority districts and 1 minority

coalition district

Does not retrogress

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Proposed Districting PlanPopulation by District: 2011 Proposed Plan & 2010 Census Data

District PopulationIdeal Population 85,558

Deviation

# %

1 88,342 2,784 3.25

2 84,787 -771 -0.9

3 87,398 1,840 2.15

4 86,568 1,010 1.18

5 84,731 -827 -0.97

6 80,749 -4,809 -5.62

7 81,559 -3,999 -4.67

8 84,733 -825 -0.96

9 86,350 792 0.93

10 87,504 1,946 2.27

11 85,272 -286 -0.33

12 88,629 3,071 3.59

13 88,433 2,875 3.36

14 82,761 -2,797 -3.27

Total 1,197,816 Total Deviation 9.21%

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Proposed Districting PlanDemographics by District: Hispanic

District PopulationHispanic

# %

1 88,342 66,841 75.66

2 84,787 51,088 60.25

3 87,398 51,415 58.83

4 86,568 28,533 32.96

5 84,731 58,499 69.04

6 80,749 55,488 68.72

7 81,559 31,403 38.5

8 84,733 25,861 30.52

9 86,350 33,045 38.27

10 87,504 20,332 23.24

11 85,272 29,585 34.69

12 88,629 15,229 17.18

13 88,433 26,376 29.83

14 82,761 13,614 16.45

Total 1,197,816 507,309 42.35

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Proposed Districting PlanDemographics by District: Black (Non-Hispanic)

District PopulationBlack (Non-Hispanic)

# %

1 88,342 12,513 14.16

2 84,787 11,459 13.52

3 87,398 21,088 24.13

4 86,568 53,626 61.95

5 84,731 19,058 22.49

6 80,749 13,811 17.1

7 81,559 39,604 48.56

8 84,733 50,399 59.48

9 86,350 9,792 11.34

10 87,504 28,046 32.05

11 85,272 11,252 13.2

12 88,629 15,130 17.07

13 88,433 7,433 8.41

14 82,761 6,423 7.76

Total 1,197,816 299,634 25.02

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Proposed Districting PlanDemographics by District: White (Non-Hispanic)

District PopulationWhite (Non-Hispanic)

# %

1 88,342 8,252 9.34

2 84,787 18,296 21.58

3 87,398 12,623 14.44

4 86,568 3,425 3.96

5 84,731 6,611 7.8

6 80,749 10,227 12.67

7 81,559 9,110 11.17

8 84,733 7,767 9.17

9 86,350 40,485 46.88

10 87,504 33,189 37.93

11 85,272 39,635 46.48

12 88,629 48,928 55.21

13 88,433 49,300 55.75

14 82,761 57,357 69.3

Total 1,197,816 345,205 28.82

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Proposed Districting PlanDemographics by District: Additional Races (Non-Hispanic)

District PopulationOther(Non-Hispanic)

# %

1 88,342 736 0.83

2 84,787 3,944 4.65

3 87,398 2,272 2.60

4 86,568 984 1.14

5 84,731 563 0.66

6 80,749 1,223 1.51

7 81,559 1,442 1.77

8 84,733 706 0.83

9 86,350 3,028 3.51

10 87,504 5,937 6.78

11 85,272 4,800 5.63

12 88,629 9,342 10.54

13 88,433 5,324 6.02

14 82,761 5,367 6.48

Total 1,197,816 45,668 3.81

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Proposed Districting PlanDemographics by District: Voting Age Population

District PopulationHispanic Black White Other

# % # % # % # %

1 60,514 42,700 70.56 9,674 15.99 7,558 12.49 582 0.96

2 64,466 34,421 53.39 9,284 14.40 17,482 27.12 3,279 5.09

3 59,574 32,135 53.94 14,633 24.56 11,063 18.57 1,743 2.93

4 62,216 17,013 27.35 41,400 66.54 3,059 4.92 744 1.20

5 55,007 35,262 64.10 13,399 24.36 5,916 10.75 430 0.78

6 57,203 36,159 63.21 10,761 18.81 9,324 16.30 959 1.68

7 57,649 19,339 33.55 29,054 50.40 8,188 14.20 1,068 1.85

8 56,909 15,041 26.43 35,061 61.61 6,310 11.09 497 0.87

9 64,548 20,876 32.34 7,015 10.87 34,391 53.28 2,266 3.51

10 64,434 12,870 19.97 19,782 30.70 27,214 42.24 4,568 7.09

11 66,919 19,751 29.51 8,667 12.95 34,538 51.61 3,963 5.92

12 71,443 10,858 15.20 11,690 16.36 41,267 57.76 7,628 10.68

13 65,679 16,705 25.43 5,440 8.28 39,799 60.60 3,735 5.69

14 74,127 10,772 14.53 5,283 7.13 53,242 71.83 4,830 6.52

Total 880,688 323,902 36.78 221,143 25.11 299,351 33.99 36,292 4.12

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Next Steps

Dallas City Council Consideration

Department of Justice Consideration

Approved Districting Plan FAQs

Next StepsDallas City Council Consideration

Within 45 days of receipt by the Mayor Council shall adopt, or modify and adopt, the plan

Mayor Mike Rawlings received the proposed districting plan on

Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 10am

City Council deadline for action: Saturday, October 15, 2011

If no action is taken, the plan recommended by the

Redistricting Commission becomes final and the City Attorney

will forward the plan to the Department of Justice for

preclearance

The Redistricting Project Staff will remain

available to assist/support City Council efforts to

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Next StepsDepartment of Justice Consideration

After City Council approval

The Districting Plan is submitted to the Department of

Justice (DOJ) as required by the Voting Rights Act of

1965

The submission must include all meeting materials,

public testimony, and associated documents gathered

during the redistricting process

DOJ has 60 days to review and approve or contact the

City Attorney with requests for information, questions,

or concerns

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Next StepsApproved Districting Plan FAQs

Question: How will the public know what was

submitted to the Department of Justice?

Answer: Copies of the complete DOJ Districting

Plan submission will be made available for the

public in several forms

J. Erik Jonsson Library (6th Floor): 1 hard copy

City of Dallas City Secretary’s Office: 1 hard copy

City of Dallas Redistricting Website: electronic copy

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Question: Will the new districting plan affect

the current City Council?

Answer: Councilmembers will complete their

current term of office as a representative of their

current district regardless of where they reside

in the new districting plan.

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Question: When will the new districting plan

officially take effect?

Answer: The new districting plan will be in effect

for the 2013 City Council Election

Answer: At the time of the 2013 elections,

anyone wishing to run for a City Council seat

will run in the district they reside in according to

the newly adopted districting plan

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Appendix

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Appendix A

Recommended Districting Plan

Letter Filed With the Mayor(August 31, 2011)

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Appendix B

Voting Rights Act of 1965(Preclearance)

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Enacted to

Ensure that no person is denied the right to vote on account of race, color, language.

Outlaw voting qualifications or prerequisites to voting,

Examples:

The requirement that voters take literacy tests to qualify for the right to vote

The requirement of payment of poll taxes to vote

Provide pre-clearance from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia or the Department of Justice for districting plans in areas with a history of voting-related discrimination

Voting Rights Act of 1965

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Redistricting “preclearance” is required in all “covered jurisdictions” – those jurisdictions that were determined to have enforced discriminatory practices Requires covered jurisdictions to obtain pre-approval of

any changes to voting standards, practices, or procedures before they become legally effective

Texas falls under this requirement

Preclearance can be obtained by Declaratory Judgment Action filed by the covered

jurisdiction in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia Seldom used, very costly and time consuming

Submitting the districting plan to the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice Most common, least expensive


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Covered jurisdictions Entire state

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Georgia

Louisiana

Mississippi

South Carolina

Texas

Virginia

Political subdivisions/partial coverage California

Florida

Hawaii

Idaho

Michigan

New York

North Carolina

South Dakota


Department of Justice Pre-Clearance Listing

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Appendix C

2011 Redistricting Guidelines(Adopted by City Council)

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Appendix D

2011 Redistricting Media Coverage(Sampling of Excepts)

Media Coverage:

Print News

Excerpt

Some other local

governments have been

more regimented and

transparent as they’ve

tackled the once-a-

decade process of

redistricting. The City of

Dallas has gone to great

lengths to involve the

public, holding 10

hearings and even given

residents a chance to

draw and submit their

own maps.

Commissioners Cheat Public in

Rush to Redistrict

Source: DMN Editorial

Published: June 9, 2011

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Media Coverage:

Print News

Excerpt

The redistricting

commission

deserves credit for

its meticulous

approach to this

exercise. This

group has been

transparent and

professional.

Redistricting Panel Should Focus

on Principles Over Politics

Source: DMN Editorial

Published: August 18, 2011

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Media Coverage:

Blogs

Excerpt

The more the public

becomes aware of the

contrast between DISD

and Dallas City Council

redistricting, the more

they will understand

redistricting and how it

should be done. Dallas

centered their process

on maps being drawn

by the public and by

the commissioners.

Guest Column: Lessons in

Redistricting

Source: The Dallas Observer

http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unf

airpark/2011/08/guest_column_less

ons_in_redist.php

By; Robert Wilonsky & Bill Betzen


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Media Coverage:

Blogs

Excerpt

The process Dallas

is using strikes me

as pretty interesting.

At a minimum, it

seems to be above

and beyond the

mere legal

requirements for

public input in the

redistricting process.

Local Redistricting Roundup

Source: Greg’s Opinion

http://gregsopinion.com/?p=12353

By; Greg Wythe


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Appendix E

Current Districting Plan(Adopted 2001)

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Current Districting Plan (Adopted 2001)

Map

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Population by District: 2001 Plan and 2010 Census

District 2000 Population 2010 Population2000 to 2010 #

Change

2000 to 2010 %

Change

1 86,379 80,101 -6,278 -7.27%

2 80,825 70,643 -10,182 -12.60%

3 81,016 98,943 17,927 22.13%

4 82,086 85,671 3,585 4.37%

5 84,257 89,740 5,483 6.51%

6 82,946 74,328 -8,618 -10.39%

7 80,949 74,666 -6,283 -7.76%

8 81,821 96,643 14,822 18.12%

9 89,030 88,076 -954 -1.07%

10 88,902 79,588 -9,314 -10.48%

11 86,621 85,192 -1,429 -1.65%

12 88,977 94,604 5,627 6.32%

13 88,444 80,878 -7,566 -8.55%

14 86,327 98,743 12,416 14.38%

Total 1,188,580 1,197,816 9,236 0.78%

Source: City of Dallas 2001 Adopted Districting Plan ;

2010 Census Redistricting Data PL94-171 (www.census.gov)

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District2000

Population

Hispanic

#

Hispanic

% of Total2010

Population

Hispanic

#

Hispanic

% of Total2000-2010

Change2000-2010

% Change

1 86,379 69,477 80.43% 80,101 68,798 85.89% -679 -0.98%

2 80,825 57,043 70.58% 70,643 43,376 61.40% -13,667 -23.96%

3 81,016 34,344 42.39% 98,943 50,778 51.32% 16,434 47.85%

4 82,086 24,430 29.76% 85,671 38,410 44.83% 13,980 57.22%

5 84,257 27,190 32.27% 89,740 41,550 46.30% 14,360 52.81%

6 82,946 63,926 77.07% 74,328 59,551 80.12% -4,375 -6.84%

7 80,949 23,118 28.56% 74,666 30,886 41.37% 7,768 33.60%

8 81,821 17,400 21.27% 96,643 36,420 37.69% 19,020 109.31%

9 89,030 22,514 25.29% 88,076 33,654 38.21% 11,140 49.48%

10 88,902 12,487 14.05% 79,588 17,827 22.40% 5,340 42.76%

11 86,621 24,896 28.74% 85,192 30,521 35.83% 5,625 22.59%

12 88,977 7,360 8.27% 94,604 15,740 16.64% 8,380 113.86%

13 88,444 21,445 24.25% 80,878 23,042 28.49% 1,597 7.45%

14 86,327 17,014 19.71% 98,743 16,756 16.97% -258 -1.52%

Total 1,188,580 422,644 35.56% 1,197,816 507,309 42.35% 84,665 20.03%

Source: City of Dallas 2001 Adopted Districting Plan & 2010 Census Redistricting Data PL94-171 (www.census.gov)


Demographics by District: Hispanic

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District2000

Population

Black

#

Black

% of Total2010

Population

Black

#

Black

% of Total

2000-2010

Change

2000-2010

% Change

1 86,379 4,830 5.59% 80,101 3,539 4.42% -1,291 -26.73%

2 80,825 8,353 10.33% 70,643 9,452 13.38% 1,099 13.16%

3 81,016 29,143 35.97% 98,943 32,191 32.53% 3,048 10.46%

4 82,086 48,670 59.29% 85,671 40,573 47.36% -8,097 -16.64%

5 84,257 45,796 54.35% 89,740 42,403 47.25% -3,393 -7.41%

6 82,946 8,112 9.78% 74,328 7,678 10.33% -434 -5.35%

7 80,949 42,999 53.12% 74,666 34,204 45.81% -8,795 -20.45%

8 81,821 46,808 57.21% 96,643 50,380 52.13% 3,572 7.63%

9 89,030 12,031 13.51% 88,076 10,541 11.97% -1,490 -12.38%

10 88,902 25,782 29.00% 79,588 25,445 31.97% -337 -1.31%

11 86,621 8,363 9.65% 85,192 13,271 15.58% 4,908 58.69%

12 88,977 6,242 7.02% 94,604 15,434 16.31% 9,192 147.26%

13 88,444 9,373 10.60% 80,878 5,455 6.74% -3,918 -41.80%

14 86,327 8,315 9.63% 98,743 9,068 9.18% 753 9.06%

Total 1,188,580 304,817 25.65% 1,197,816 299,634 25.02% -5,183 -1.70%



Demographics by District: Black (Non-Hispanic)

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District2000

Population

White

#

White

% of Total2010

Population

White

#

White

% of Total2000-2010Change

2000-2010% Change

1 86,379 10,716 12.41% 80,101 6,887 8.60% -3,829 -35.73%

2 80,825 11,535 14.27% 70,643 14,309 20.26% 2,774 24.05%

3 81,016 15,575 19.22% 98,943 13,685 13.83% -1,890 -12.13%

4 82,086 7,743 9.43% 85,671 5,517 6.44% -2,226 -28.75%

5 84,257 10,010 11.88% 89,740 5,142 5.73% -4,868 -48.63%

6 82,946 9,150 11.03% 74,328 6,259 8.42% -2,891 -31.60%

7 80,949 12,100 14.95% 74,666 8,361 11.20% -3,739 -30.90%

8 81,821 16,406 20.05% 96,643 9,034 9.35% -7,372 -44.93%

9 89,030 50,648 56.89% 88,076 40,620 46.12% -10,028 -19.80%

10 88,902 42,957 48.32% 79,588 31,378 39.43% -11,579 -26.95%

11 86,621 46,707 53.92% 85,192 35,931 42.18% -10,776 -23.07%

12 88,977 66,274 74.48% 94,604 53,806 56.87% -12,468 -18.81%

13 88,444 53,996 61.05% 80,878 47,435 58.65% -6,561 -12.15%

14 86,327 56,914 65.93% 98,743 66,841 67.69% 9,927 17.44%

Total 1,188,580 410,731 34.56% 1,197,816 345,205 28.82% -65,526 -15.95%



Demographics by District: White (Non-Hispanic)

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District2010

Population

American

Indian

AI

% of

TotalAsian

Asian

% of

Total

Pacific

IslanderPI

% of TotalAll

OthersOther

%

1 80,101 347 0.43% 428 0.53% 16 0.02% 86 0.11%

2 70,643 412 0.58% 2,876 4.07% 62 0.09% 156 0.22%

3 98,943 398 0.40% 1,726 1.74% 31 0.03% 134 0.14%

4 85,671 269 0.31% 775 0.90% 13 0.02% 114 0.13%

5 89,740 252 0.28% 264 0.29% 15 0.02% 114 0.13%

6 74,328 135 0.18% 544 0.73% 10 0.01% 151 0.20%

7 74,666 349 0.47% 726 0.97% 29 0.04% 111 0.15%

8 96,643 363 0.38% 280 0.29% 39 0.04% 127 0.13%

9 88,076 527 0.60% 2,492 2.83% 45 0.05% 197 0.22%

10 79,588 404 0.51% 4,327 5.44% 33 0.04% 174 0.22%

11 85,192 438 0.51% 4,733 5.56% 49 0.06% 249 0.29%

12 94,604 610 0.64% 8,515 9.00% 85 0.09% 414 0.44%

13 80,878 469 0.58% 4,262 5.27% 39 0.05% 176 0.22%

14 98,743 678 0.69% 5,112 5.18% 59 0.06% 229 0.23%

Total 1,197,816 5,651 0.47% 37,060 3.09% 525 0.04% 2,432 0.20%

Source: 2010 Census Redistricting Data PL94-171 (www.census.gov)


Demographics by District: Additional Races (Non-Hispanic)

737373

District2000

Population

2000

VAPVAP

% of Total2010

Population

2010

VAPVAP

% of Total

2000-2010

Change

2000-2010

% Change

1 86,379 57,040 66.03% 80,101 53,907 67.30% -3,133 -5.49%

2 80,825 57,546 71.20% 70,643 53,328 75.49% -4,218 -7.33%

3 81,016 54,759 67.59% 98,943 67,327 68.05% 12,568 22.95%

4 82,086 56,897 69.31% 85,671 60,124 70.18% 3,227 5.67%

5 84,257 56,716 67.31% 89,740 61,362 68.38% 4,646 8.19%

6 82,946 57,934 69.85% 74,328 52,326 70.40% -5,608 -9.68%

7 80,949 55,988 69.16% 74,666 52,536 70.36% -3,452 -6.17%

8 81,821 54,599 66.73% 96,643 64,237 66.47% 9,638 17.65%

9 89,030 68,537 76.98% 88,076 65,960 74.89% -2,577 -3.76%

10 88,902 67,274 75.67% 79,588 58,645 73.69% -8,629 -12.83%

11 86,621 69,694 80.46% 85,192 66,381 77.92% -3,313 -4.75%

12 88,977 72,204 81.15% 94,604 76,323 80.68% 4,119 5.70%

13 88,444 67,193 75.97% 80,878 60,525 74.83% -6,668 -9.92%

14 86,327 75,702 87.69% 98,743 87,707 88.82% 12,005 15.86%

Total 1,188,580 872,083 73.37% 1,197,816 880,688 73.52% 8,605 0.99%



Demographics by District: Voting Age Population

City of Dallas

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September 7, 2011

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