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Thursday, May 16, 2002 | 9:48 a.m.
The Las Vegas City Council introduced a bill on Wednesday that will finalize the latest proposal to adjust ward boundaries.
The final public hearing on the changes in boundaries will be during a committee hearing June 3, before it is adopted by the council June 5.
The new proposal keeps 7,000 residents living in the Charleston Heights area in Councilman Michael McDonald's ward, a point of contention before the proposal was changed by retired Wisconsin Judge Frederick Kessler, who was hired by the city to redraw the boundaries.
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