[Vision2020] school board election
Mike Curley
curley@turbonet.com
Wed, 30 Apr 2003 18:26:02 -0700
<color><param>0100,0100,0100</param>Bill and others:
1. Yes, voters may only vote for candidates in their
specific Zone.
2. Yes, one can only vote if s/he lives in the Zone--only
those people in Zone 2 and Zone 5 may vote in this
election, and of course, a Zone 2 resident cannot vote for
a Zone 5 candidate.
3. The district boundary is a complicated legal description
that doens't follow any particular road--at least as
described. The Zone boundaries are a little better, but the
redrawing of the zones every ten years coupled with the
fact that UI residents are apparently listed by the census
bureau (whose numbers the district MUST use as I
understand it) as ALL living in the same place--one
address, not individual counts by dorm (go figure) means
that the district boundaries are very hard to follow. You
can find them at the district website sd281.k12.id.us--
under Board of Trustees there is a link to boundaries.
In shortened version, Zone 2 starts at D St. and Van Buren,
runs east on D past McDonald School, over to Mt. View
(north), then east on Darby and jogs around the Robinson
Park area until it meanders back south to Hiway 8, back
west to Blaine, then north to 6th, west toward downtown
on 6th to Van Buren (back side of courthouse) and then
back north to D where we began. (clear, huh?)
Zone 5 starts in the extreme NW corner of the district on
the Idaho-Washington border and runs east and south on
the district boundary (north of Viola essentially) and then
cuts south toward Robinson Park and comes back west
on Moscow Mt. and West Twin Rds, then back north to
Idlers Rest where it turns west again on Foot Hill, hits
Hiwy 95 and starts South to Sweet--then it begins some
really jiggered moves through the University (because of
the aforementioned problem of allocation of student
population) and pops up again south of UI where it picks
up the little strip of district between 95 and the ID-WA
border down to the south end of the district--which is quite
a distance, but not many residents.
So, zone 5 is very roughly the area west of Hy 95 except a
part of UI and the area north of a line from 95 east on Foot
Hill and Moscow Mt. Road. Zone 2 is between D and Hwy
8 east of Blaine, between 6th and D from Blaine to Van
Buren.
Mike Curley
On 30 Apr 03, at 8:36, Bill London wrote:
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As I understand May 20 is the Moscow School Board
election.
I would like someone with more info than I to post to the
list the specifics of this election-- -can voters only vote
for the board member representing their district? (so can
voters only vote if they live in those districts?) -who is
running and in which districts? -what are the boundaries of
the districts with elections (posting a map of the district
would be great)? -how about a statement from the
candidates
about why they are running, what they want to do about
major
district issues? BL
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