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Michael Boyd

District 4 Council Member2021–2025

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At a glance

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Term ending May 17, 2025.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
162
Total speaking time
19:10:00
Avg per meeting
7:06
Segments
22919

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Top issues during term (19)(Parks Rec)

medium↓Jul 2022[4]

Stone Tree Golf Course Master Plan and Capital Investment

Potential expenditure of $25,000 to $85,000 for a master planning study, plus future capital improvement costs.

high↓Feb 2022[3]

Parks Master Plan Three-Year Progress Report

The project will cost $512,470 funded through federal ARPA allocations.

high↓Jun 2022[3]

Local Park Grant Improvements and Pickleball Addition

Utilizes hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal ARPA grant funds.

high↓Jan 2022[2]

Westside Parks Funding Reallocation

Reallocates $1,349,445.69 in federal CDBG funds to new capital and equipment uses.

high↓Dec 2023[2]

Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery Operational Transition

State provides $1.2 to $1.9 million annually to fully cover direct and indirect operating costs.

high↓Sep 2022[1]

Parkland Dedication and Development Ordinance

Requires developers to dedicate land or pay fees in lieu, creating new funding and land assets for city park development.

high↓Jun 2022[1]

Condor Skate Park Modernization

Cost is $295,800 funded through federal ARPA allocations.

high↓Jul 2022[1]

ARPA Park Improvements Update

Approximately 49% of allocated ARPA recreation funds have been spent or tied up in purchase orders.

medium↓Aug 2022[1]

Stonetree Golf Club Fee Structure and Resident Disguises

Changes affect golf course revenue and membership affordability for local and regional players.

high↓Jan 2022[1]

Parks and Open Space Master Plan Update

Capital and ongoing maintenance costs will be evaluated and incorporated into future CIP and operating budgets.

medium↓Aug 2023[1]

AA Lane Park Renovations and Neighborhood Concerns

Involves utilization of remaining allocated park funds of approximately $300,000.

high↓May 2024[1]

Park Improvements and Sidewalks Funding

Committed over $1.4 million in total for park construction and facilities.

medium↓Dec 2023[1]

2024 Independence Day Fireworks Show Logistics

Fireworks display costs remain a major expense in the downtown events budget.

medium↓Jan 2023[1]

Joint-Use Parks and Recreation Facilities

Potential grant funding and shared municipal-school district match dollars for park amenities like splash pads.

high↓Jan 2022[1]

Stonetree Golf Club Mower Lease Rejection

Saved $376,513.60 in immediate sole-source spending pending a new competitive bidding process.

medium↓Jan 2025[1]

Park Facility Sponsorships

Potential revenue generation for park improvements.

medium↓Feb 2023[1]

Youth Advisory Commission Engagement

Nominal administrative costs associated with scheduling and staff support.

high↓Sep 2023[1]

District 4 Park Opportunities and Development

Utilizes a portion of previously issued certificate of obligation bond funds designated for park development.

critical↓May 2022[1]

Nonprofit Youth Organization Grant Allocations

$500,000 total pool across nonprofit and youth organization grant programs.

Decisions during term (0)

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No decisions found matching Parks Rec.

Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)

No votes found matching Parks Rec.