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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How are people who are focused on re-distributing the poverty to the other 2 HSs able to do it? I am curious what their proposals might look like. 
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Start moving the western planning units in play to Yorktown. The more you add, the more the units south of there (also in play) become eligible for Yorktown. You have a make a contiguous path to Yorktown to move them. But you can move units all the way south to columbia pike.[/quote]

I did this in my submission. But you can't move them all to Yorktown because there are too many. I had to split them between Yorktown and Wakefield. There is no way to avoid moving at least one of these high poverty PLs to Wakefield. The numbers simply don't work with the restrictions in place. If someone can show an example where they've fobs a way to do this, please post. Because I haven't found a way to do it. [/quote]

I did it.  I posted at 10/12 15:36.  The 2017 number for Wakefield is low- but evertything is green, so  Ithink that is okay.[/quote]

It does also allow you to submit a plan when it's not all green.  I ended up on an approach that had Wakefield yellow just for 2017 but at 89% (close enough to 90% IMO).  Wakefield is on such a strong growth trajectory already that I found it hard to get it to all green without tipping over to red in 2020.[/quote]

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