Former City Council members speak against dividing city into voting districts

Former councilmembers went to South Hills to not talk about educating the rest of the 15 square miles of their town and making sure they are all informed about local politics and public city information, but to instead protect a system of local government that has perpetuated a legacy of power crunched into one fortunate, affluent neighborhood.
Despite having a latino population of over 50%, the majority of municipal voters are anglo-american.
Districts? Maybe good, maybe bad. But there's a deeper issue here that's being ignored.
You're welcome.

Could MARK SMITH be confused as to what city he lives in? GLENDORA, WEST COVINA, SAN DIMAS, MONROVIA, LA VERNE, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. What's the flavor of the day!

West Covina Council Meeting ** districting measure **

Mark SMITH, from Glendora talked in length about districting in West Covina. Councilman Mike Touhey asked SMITH if he goes by any other name or an alias? SMITH actually refused to answer and wanted to know why the councilman was asking. Touhey felt he may have used another name and tried do the same thing in Glendora (districting). Touhey suggested a name and SMITH only stated,"Thank you" for thinking he was that person.

However, he never confirmed he was in fact really Mark SMITH. Calls to a number of people in Glendora that often attend council meetings or have interest in the city were asked if they could identify a Mark SMITH from their city. The description of being grubby and dirty looking and like he could be homeless with long hair in a pony tale and close to 50 years old fit the man (Mark SMITH) who spoke at the council meeting.He also identifies himself as Mark SMITH at Glendora Council meetings.