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City Council Approves Renaming Boulevard Amid Graffiti Debate

July 01, 2024 | Merced City, Merced County, California



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City Council Approves Renaming Boulevard Amid Graffiti Debate
During a recent city council meeting in Merced, California, a significant motion was passed to rename a portion of Catherine A. Hostetler Boulevard to Gemma Way. The motion, initiated by Mayor Pro Tem Perez and seconded by Council Member Boyle, was approved with Council Member Smith recusing himself from the vote. The resolution, numbered 2024-72, specifically renames the boulevard between Bellevue Road and M Street.

Following this decision, the council addressed a proposed graffiti abatement contract, which had been pulled from the agenda by a request from the public. Adam Reed, representing Thunderbird Maintenance, expressed gratitude to the city staff for their collaboration throughout the process and emphasized the importance of the service to the community.

Council discussions highlighted the ongoing challenges and considerations surrounding graffiti abatement in Merced, particularly in light of previous bidding issues. The council is expected to continue deliberating on effective strategies for maintaining the city's aesthetics and addressing public concerns regarding graffiti.

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