District 6 Council Member· 2022-2026
Fue Xiong
Merced
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 12:58
- Avg per meeting
- 2:36
- Segments
- 169
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Top issues during term (17)(Parks Rec)
Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan
The top-ten project list runs roughly $100 million, and the city says it will need grants, partnerships, and new revenue to tackle it.
Equitable Funding Across Art Forms
The full ~$58,000 annual budget was on the table in July.
2026-2036 Parks Master Plan adoption
Full build-out of listed priorities could approach $100 million; adoption itself commits no money.
Urban Greening Grant for Merced Regional Sports Complex
About $11 million already invested; the facility must cover its own maintenance costs through revenue once open.
Kiwanis donation for park diaper changing station
A $1,000 private donation covers the cost — no city money needed.
Park naming in Campus Parkway development
Measure Y budget: code enforcement, fire equipment and park improvements
Impacts tracking and allocation of local tax revenues.
General Vang Pao Park Phase One opening
$986,977 construction contract for Phase 1.
McNamara Park turf replacement funding
About $1 million secured from the state; roughly $600,000 still needed for full replacement.
Proposed cricket pitch donation at Dwight Amy Park
Donor covers materials and labor, but the city could face higher maintenance costs at a CFD-funded neighborhood park.
Bob Hart Square fountain repair vs. planter conversion
Repairs are estimated at about $24,000 and are already fully budgeted.
Parks and recreation fee schedule
CP42 alone is projected to bring in about $130,000-$178,000 a year in user fees.
Bob Hart Square Performances and Free Arts Programming Fees
$8,000 requested for 16 events; Shakespeare Fest's new Moat fees could run about $3,500.
Community Park 42 buildout
Brings total change orders to roughly $5.5 million on top of the $5.8 million base bid.
Youth service provider quarterly reports
The city now pays $0 toward Boys and Girls Club operations, down from about $40,000 a year four years ago.
Steven Leonard Park Splash Pad Art Installation
$10,000 requested, deferred for now.
Bob Hart Square Stage Naming
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Parks Rec.
Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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